FLEUR WHITLOCK (UNITED KINGDOM)
Art Director & Production Designer
Art Director & Production Designer
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Fleur Whitlock was our hero in Vilnius, Lithuania (2015-2020) and Turin, Italy (2018).
Since she graduated her BA in Fine Arts at Exeter College of Art & Design, Fleur Whitlock has started moving forward to the strange depths of cinema, developing her professional skills. She begun with an opportunity to work for Forkbeard Fantasy, an incredibly innovative theatre company, which included videos & films into their shows. She earned her trustworthy reputation after working on some of the most well-respected TV series including “Inspector Morse”, “Love Hurts”, “Kavanagh Qc”, “The Lakes”, 40 episodes of “The Bill” and others. Fleur Whitlock has a unique know-how, which she has been building up while working around the globe with a variety productions. This inspiring list includes BBC drama documentary series “Discovering Ancient Egypt” filmed entirely on location in Egypt and “Krod Mandoon & Flaming Sword of Fire” shot in Budapest for Comedy Central. Geography of her work places expands to South Africa, Namibia, Russia, Slovenia, Italy and Romania. Perhaps the most challenging of her foreign assignments was to design domestically produced soap opera Kazakhstan modelled on the BBC’s “East Enders Her feature film experience is also stunning, covering such diverse productions as “Churchill: The Hollywood Years” directed by Comic Strip creator Peter Richardson, “Love & Death On Long Island” and an adaptation of “Heidi”. Also the epic “10,000 BC” directed by Roland Emmerich. As Supervising Art Director on “The Libertine”, starring Johnny Depp, John Malkovich and Samantha Morton, Fleur Whitlock had a task to recreate a 17th Century Restoration theatre and many period sets on location. For so many times she and Grenville Horner had been working together on long and short length BBC projects, comedy and drama series. Fleur Whitlock is also acknowledged as a skilled academic, regularly running Production Design modules at the London Film School and has taught technical drawing at Wimbledon School of Art. We suggest you to check Fleur's IMDB profile. |
