Tania Freimuth

Sacrifice (2011)
Film (short) by Binary Films Director Of Photography

Out at Lunch (2010)
Documentary by Life Size Films Director Of Photography

Awaydays (2009)
Film (Crime and Drama) Camera and Electrical Department On the Wirral in the grim early years of Margaret Thatcher's premiership, the opportunities for thrill seeking young men looking to escape 9 to 5 drudgery are what they've always been: sex, drugs, rock n' roll, fashion, football and fighting. Written by FilmFinders

The Chase (2007)
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The End of 'Life on Mars' (2007)
Film (Documentary and Drama) Camera and Electrical Department A documentary about the conclusion of Life on Mars (2006).

Strictly Confidential (2006)
Television (Crime, Drama and Thriller) Camera and Electrical Department Unable to have children with her husband, sex therapist Linda turns to her brother-in-law for help. Life only gets more complicated when Linda is called in to consult on a sordid murder case.

The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2004)
Television (Crime, Drama, Mystery and Romance) Camera and Electrical Department British crime investigation series based around aristocratic, Oxford-educated Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley and his working-class assistant Sergeant Barbara Havers.

Sweet Medicine (2003)
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The Virgin of Liverpool (2003)
Film (Adventure, Comedy and Family) Camera and Electrical Department An unwanted statue of the Virgin Mary affects an entire community after an apparent miracle in a chip shop.

The Lost Prince (2003)
Film (Biography and Drama) Camera and Electrical Department British empire monarch George V and his wife Queen Mary decide to hide their last-born son, Johnnie, from the public, being embarrassingly affected by epilepsy. While his protective elder brother is ruthlessly groomed for court life, Johnnie gets packed off to a country cottage on the royal estate Sandringham. With his full-time governess Lalla, a substitute-mother, he's abandoned to playfulness and virtual social neglect. The Great War and the Russian Revolution change life in Britain, also at court, even at Sandringham, where royal refugees are expected. Written by KGF Vissers

Clocking Off (2002)
Television (Drama) Camera and Electrical Department Interconnected dramas about the lives of a group of workers at a Manchester textile factory, with each episode focusing on the home life of a different character.

Cold Feet (2000 - 2001)
Television (Comedy, Drama and Romance) Camera and Electrical Department At times comedic and at other times heartbreaking, the series follows the intertwining lives of three Manchester couples at different stages in their relationships. At the start, Adam Williams and Rachel Bradley are a new couple. Adam's best friend Pete Gifford and his wife Jenny are adjusting to life as new parents. While Rachel's friends Karen and David Marsden fear the possible disintegration of their marriage. Other reoccurring characters include the Marsden's nanny, Ramona, and, in later series, Rachel's coworker Jo Ellison. Poignantly true to life but with fantastical twists the drama/sitcom explorers all the ups and downs of romance. Written by L. Hamre

Bob & Rose (2001)
Television (Comedy, Drama and Romance) Camera and Electrical Department A witty, touching comedy-drama about a thirtysomething gay man who is surprised to find himself falling in love with a woman.

The Van Boys (2000)
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Little Bird (2000)
Film (Drama) Camera and Electrical Department A film that searches the dilemma of a middle age couple Ellen and Michael Hall, who have lost their only child tragically in a car accident. They are desperately seeking to adopt. They foster a young girl and after several months the child welfare service decide that in the interests of the young girl, that she should be removed from the care of the Halls. Written by Marcella

Seeing Red (2000)
Film (Drama) Camera and Electrical Department Coral Atkins tries to open a home for disturbed children when she's distressed by what she sees of current institutions and their uncaring attitude. Unfortunately, she has no qualifications, little money, and only the celebrity of her role in "Family at War" to help her. But she bulls her way through the red tape, finds advice, hires experts, and finally opens her home only to discover that the burdens and joys of caring for these children may be too much for her, and that her own past holds the key to her deep empathy with them. Written by Kathy Li