Sophie Meyer

Passionate explorer

<font size="3">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <span style="color: rgb(192, 192, 192);">Sophie was born in France and lives in London where she has worked for the past 13 years as a freelance producer, picture editor and presenter with Reuters, AP, Rai News, BBC News 24, TF1, France 2, Arte. She is currently pursuing an MA in Art and Media practice at Westminster University in London.</span><br></font><font style="color: rgb(192, 192, 192);" size="3"><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Her love and passion for Trinidad &amp; Tobago drove her to research and develop stories on hidden or forgotten traditions. Mystic Fighters is her most recent film and the beginning of a series on martial arts in the West Indies.<br><span></span>She co-produced, wrote and directed<span style="">&nbsp; </span>‘Salt of the Earth’, (GB/Trinidad and Tobago 2004), a 52-minute documentary on the Parang music tradition. <br><span></span><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; She has produced, shot and directed short films for the Arts Council of England and ADAD on Black Dance in the UK. In May 2002, she was film production assistant on the feature “Dangerous Liaison” (Scotland/France/Canada 2002) directed by Jose Dayan. She also has credits as sound recordist and second camera on Lisa Gornick’s, Do I Love You? (GB/Channel 4, 2002), Tick Tock Lullaby (GB, 2007), as second camera on Inge ‘Campbell’ Blackman’s “Paradise Lost” (GB/Trinidad and Tobago 2003) and sound engineer on BBC “Human Planet” (Mali) in 2009.</font>

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