The Consultants

• Freddie Francis

• Consultant Director of Photography Freddie Francis BSC, one of England's most distinguished Directors of Photography, has been awarded two 'Oscars' for Best Cinematography for "Sons and Lovers" and "Glory" - the only Englishman to have won 'Oscars' for both black & white and colour. He has received Lifetime Achievement Awards from the ASC, BSC and Empire Magazine.
  
  Earlier credits include "Room at the Top", "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning", "The Innocents" and "Night Must Fall". Between 1962 and 1975 he took time out to direct over twenty features and TV films. He then returned to work as Director of Photography on "The Elephant Man" followed by "The French Lieutenant's Woman", winning BAFTA nominations and BSC awards for both. These were followed by, among others, "The Executioner's Son", "The Jigsaw Man", "Dune", "Clara's Heart", "The Plot to Kill Hitler", "The Man in the Moon", "Cape Fear" which on him a BAFTA nomination for Best Cinematography, "School Ties" and "A Life in the Theatre" for Beacon communications. He also directed the 1985 feature "The Doctor and the Devils" which co-starred Stephen Rea.
  
  Freddie died in March 2007. His last feature film was "The Straight Story" directed by David Lynch, which went on to receive great acclaim at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.

• Peter Lamont

• Consultant Production Designer Peter Lamont, one of the leading Production Designers in this country, has been awarded an 'Oscar' for his work on "Titanic", nominated 3 further times for "Aliens", "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Fiddler on the Roof", and nominated for BAFTAs for "Titanic" and "Aliens".
  
  Peter's other credits include "Wing Commander", "Top Secret!" and several 'Bond' films, including "The World Is Not Enough", "Goldeneye", "Licence To Kill", "The Living Daylights", "View To A Kill", "Octopussy" and "For Your Eyes Only".
  
  >As Art Director Peter's work includes "Sphinx", "Boys From Brazil", "The Spy Who Loved Me", "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution", "Inside Out", "The Dove", "The Man With The Golden Gun", "Live and Let Die" and "Sleuth". He also worked as Set Dresser on "Diamonds Are Forever" and "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".

• Barrington Pheloung

• Barrington is one of the worlds most distinguished and prolific composers. His achievements include being nominated for BAFTAs for Best Television Music for "Inspector Morse" and for the feature film "Hilary and Jackie", and nominated for Best Original Music in the Ivor Novello Awards for the feature film "Nostradamus".
  
  His enormous body of work includes compositions for film, theatre, television and ballet. His film work includes "Twin Dragons" "Hilary and Jackie", "Nostradamus", "Shopping" and "Truly Madly Deeply". He is widely known and respected for the music for the very popular long running television series "Inspector Morse". The album sales of the series, volumes 1, 2 & 3 have reached platinum, gold and silver respectively. Other television work includes the music for "Dalziel and Pascoe", "The Politician's Wife", "The Cinder Path", "Boon", "The Legends of Treasure Island", "The Gift", "Mosley" and "Neville's Island".
  
  Barrington has also written scores for several West End plays including "Made in Bangkok", "After the Fall", "Sweet Bird of Youth" and "The Ride Down Mount Morgan" and composed fifty two commissioned scores for ballet and dance companies in Britain and Europe. He has also written the scores for the interactive CD-ROM games "Broken Sword" and "Broken Sword 2 : The Smoking Mirror".
  
  Barrington's personal website can be found here.

• Mark Auguste

• Consultant Sound Designer Mark Auguste's sound department filmography includes "Tea with Mussolini" (Sound Effects Editor), "Elizabeth" (Supervising Sound Editor), "The Jackal" (ADR supervisor), "Loch Ness" (Sound Engineer), "Priest" (Sound Editor), "Radio Inside" (Sound Editor) and "Chicago Joe and the Showgirl" (Supervising Sound Editor).
  
  Mark worked as a consultant to his son Sam, who was the Sound Editor for "Ghosthunter".

The Executive Crew

• Maurice Gillett

• The late Maurice Gillett's work spans over 40 years in the industry including working as Freddie Francis' regular Gaffer. His credits include "Princess Caraboo", "Superman IV", "Return to Oz", "White Nights", "The Bounty", "Witness for the Prosecution", "An American Werewolf in London", "Flash Gordon", "Superman", "Revenge of the Pink Panther", "Orca" and "The Innocents".
• Maurice was a genuine character with much to say about the industry and in particular his specialist field. He was much loved on the set of Ghosthunter.
  
  

• Rodrigo Gutierrez

• Rodrigo acted as Camera Operator on location for Ghosthunter. His many credits include "Gladiator", "Greenwich Mean time", "The Match", "Plunkett & Macleane", "The Commissioner", "Feast of July", "Bliss", "The Van", "Split Second", "The Turn of the Screw", "Friendships Death" and "Out of Africa".

• Trevor Coop

• Trevor took over Camera Operating duties from Rodrigo when the production moved into Pinewood Studios. Trevor's numerous and enviable credit list includes "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace", "Anna and the King", "Chocolat", "Swept from the Sea", "Feast of July", "Frankenstein", "Hamlet", "In the Bleak Midwinter", "Dealers", "Ending Up", "American Gothic", "Santa Claus" and "Superman".

• Robin O’Donoghue

• Consultant Sound Re-recording Mixer Robin O’Donoghue's job was to mix all the sound elements during the final stage of post production. The final mix took place in the state of the art Korda Theatre at Shepperton Studios. Robin (also head of post production for Pinewood/Shepperton) is one of the country's most respected Sound Mixers. He won a BAFTA for his work on "A Bridge Too Far" in 1978 and has been nominated a further six times since for his work on "Gandhi", "Henry V", "Lipstick On Your Collar", "Backbeat", "The Madness of King George" and "Shakespeare in Love" - also picking up two academy award nominations for "Gandhi" and "Shakespeare in Love" along the way.
• Further credits include Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet", "The Man Who Cried", "Lost In Space", "Michael Collins", "We’re No Angels", "The Fly", "A Chorus Line" and "Notting Hill".