Rob Heydon

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Rob Heydon (born August 19, 1970, Toronto) is a Canadian music video director who has recently expanded into directing feature films and documentaries.

Contents 1 Filmography (selection) 2 Feature Films (selection) 3 Documentaries (selection) 4 Video (selection) 5 Music videos (selection) 6 Awards (selection) 7 External links

[edit] Filmography (selection)

[edit] Feature Films (selection)

• 2007 Ecstasy (2007 film), Director, Producer, Writer Based on the #1 Bestselling book by Irvine Welsh

[edit] Documentaries (selection)

• 2003 Go Further, Director: Ron Mann as Cameraman
• 1999 Rippin, Director, Producer
• 1999 New Years Eve - Pleasure Force, Director, Producer
• 1999 Jokers High - Pleasure Force, Director, Producer

[edit] Video (selection)

• 2004 Ninja Tune Recordings Zen TV

[edit] Music videos (selection)

• 2000 Beautiful Strange, Bedrock
• 2000 I Understand, McMaster and James
• 2000 Never Too Late, Damhnait Doyle
• 1999 Alive, Edwin
• 1999 Skizofrenik, Plastikman
• 1999 Packard, Plastikman
• 1999 It's Obvious, DJ Vadim
• 1999 Road with Many Signs, The Herbaliser with Dream Warriors
• 1998 Converge, Plastikman

[edit] Awards (selection)

• 2000 Juno Awards, Canada - Best Music Video, for Alive (Edwin)

• 2000 MuchMusic Video Awards of 2000, Canada - People's Choice Best Music Video, for Alive (Edwin)

• 2000 East Coast Music Awards, Canada - Nomination for Best Video: Never Too Late (Damhnait Doyle)

• 1999 Music Video Production Association "MVPA" Awards, U.S. - Nomination for Best Electronic Video: Converge (Plastikman)

[edit] External links

• Rob Heydon at the Internet Movie Database
• Rob Heydon at the Spinglobe Network
• Rob Heydon's Myspace