Profile

Peter Norrey’s website, with showreel clips, Blog content and filmography.

Bafta award winning film maker Peter Norrey has worked in television for over fifteen years, including early work on dramas such as ‘The Borrowers’ and his first full editing role on the infamous “Keith Floyd in South Africa’. His range of work and clients has developed in diversity from political documentaries to landmark arts series, feature length drama documentaries to award winning factual series.

Alongside film editing, Peter has developed a career as a successful director, with credits across all major channels for work such as ‘Lost Gardens’ CH4, ‘How to Kill a Spy’ BBC1 Panorama, ‘The Secret Peacemaker’ BBC2. ‘The City Uncovered with Evan Davis’ BBC2 and ’7/7 The Day the Bombs Came. a BBC1 feature length special.

His work on BBC2′s 2002 ‘SAS: Iranian Embassy Siege’ won him a BAFTA award for Best Editing (Factual) and went on to win the coveted Grierson Award of Best Historical Documentary. Other editing Nominations include an RTS nomination for ‘The Breeding Grounds; Third World War’ and the film ‘Fighting Back the Michael Watson story’ was awarded an RTS for best Sports documentary. Most recently in 2009, Peter directed ‘The Secret Peacemaker’ for BBC2 which was also nominated for a RTS award.

Peter’s CV can be downloaded here.