Paul Barnett (producer)

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Paul Barnett
BornSeptember 1968
Nationality British
Occupation Television director, Television producer
Years active2001 – present

Paul Barnett (born September 1968, in Kingswinford, Staffordshire, England) is a Television Producer and Director.

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Career

After spending his early career creating and directing computer generated imagery sequences, Paul moved on to directing special effects sequences for film and television, before working as a freelance television director and producer for the BBC, ITV, Channel Four and Channel Five.

Since 2002, Paul has directed and produced several high-profile British television documentaries and factual entertainment series.

Filmography

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