Rachel Dupuy
Series Director / Director / Edit Producer
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About Me
With a reputation for handling delicate and complex subject matter, I bring strong editorial judgment ... Read More
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Media I Work In:
Broadcast Television
Short Film
Locations I can work in:
London
Language:
French (Fluent)
Mandarin (Conversational)
Spanish (Conversational)
Skills/Permits:
Access Negotiation
Driving Licence
Casting
Commentary Writing
CRB Check
PADI Diving Licence
Safeguarding Trust
Storytelling
Technical Skills:
Adobe Premiere
Canon EOS C100
DSLR
Final Cut Pro
Fixed Rig Experience
Self Shooting
Single Camera Directing
GoPro
Sony PXW-FS7
Canon EOS C300
Multicamera Directing
Canon 5D MKIII
Stills
4K
Lighting Camera
Sony PXW-FX6
Sony PXW-FX9
Awards:
SHORTLIST - TRUE CRIME AWARDS 2026, Impact for Change, for 'MY BOYFRIEND, MY RAPIST: THE SECRET FOOTAGE'
SHORTLIST - TRUE CRIME AWARDS 2026, Outstanding Documentary Film, , for 'MY BOYFRIEND, MY RAPIST: THE SECRET FOOTAGE'
NOMINEE - RTS Awards 2024, Single Documentary, for 'ANOREXIC'
SHORTLIST - Broadcast Awards 2023, Best Specialist Factual Programme, for ‘ANOREXIC’
SHORTLIST - Grierson Awards 2023, Best Single Documentary - Domestic, for ‘ANOREXIC’
NOMINEE - Televisual Bulldog Awards 2023, Documentary Single, for ‘ANOREXIC’
WINNER - Grierson, Best Constructed Documentary Series 2021, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
WINNER - BAFTA, Reality and Constructed Factual 2021, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
WINNER - Rose D’Or, Reality and Factual Entertainment 2020, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
WINNER - The Japan Prize, The Japan Foundation President’s Prize 2020, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
WINNER - MIPCOM Diversify TV Excellence Awards, Race & Ethnicity 2020, ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
WINNER - TBI Content Innovation Award, Representation on Screen 2020, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’
NOMINEE - RTS Awards, Documentary Series 2021, for ‘THE SCHOOL THAT TRIED TO END RACISM’