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Birthplace:
Letchworth, Hertfordshire, England
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Born and raised in Hertfordshire, England, director Simon West began his career in 1981 when he joined the BBC as an apprentice film editor. During his four-year tenure there, he worked on a number of award-winning productions, including the documentary "Strangeways Prison" and the dramatic series "Bleak House" (both of which won BAFTA Awards). A 1985 grant from the British Arts Council enabled West to make his first short "Dolly Mixtures", which in turn led to a contract with Limelight London to direct music videos and commercials. Soon after winning the Best Video prize at the 1987 Montreux
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1981
Began career as apprentice film editor at the BBC
1985
Awarded grant from British Arts Council; directed and wrote short film "Dolly Mixtures"
Signed by Limelight London to direct music videos
Collaborated with director of photography David Tattersall on the star-studded "charity video" ("Life Aid Armenia") in Britain
1990
Worked as an assistant cameraman on "The Russia House"
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