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television director. television producer. television writer. film producer. Children. 3. M. J. Bassett (born Michael J. Bassett) is a British film and television writer, director, and producer. She began her career directing the cult horror films Deathwatch (2002) and Wilderness (2006).
M.J. Bassett. Director: Solomon Kane. MJ Bassett is an English screenwriter, director and producer of feature film and television. As a teenager in the UK, MJ's ambition was to become a wildlife vet. She was a veterinary assistant throughout her teenage years and was the youngest person in the UK to be granted a license to run a wildlife rehabilitation centre.
M. J. Bassett es una escritora y directora de cine británica. Su primer largometraje fue Deathwatch, de 2002.
1998 Waking Ned Devine (epk director - as Michael J. Bassett) / (epk producer - as Michael J. Bassett) 1997 Shooting Fish (epk producer - as wardrobe assistant) Hide Show Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (3 credits) 2019 Sisters in Arms (second unit director) 2015 Strike Back (TV Series) (second unit director - 2 episodes)
Mini Bio. MJ Bassett is an English screenwriter, director and producer of feature film and television. As a teenager in the UK, MJ's ambition was to become a wildlife vet. She was a veterinary assistant throughout her teenage years and was the youngest person in the UK to be granted a license to run a wildlife rehabilitation centre.
Biography. M. J. Bassett is an English director, writer, and producer of film and television. She began her career directing the cult horror films Deathwatch and Wilderness, the dark fantasy Solomon Kane, and the video game adaptation Silent Hill: Revelation.
M. J. nació y se crio en Newport, en Shropshire, en West Midlands, Reino Unido, donde fue educada en la escuela media de Adams. Bassett de niña quería ser un veterinario de vida silvestre en África. A la edad de 16 años, dejó la escuela y se convirtió en asistente de un director de cine sobre vida silvestre, donde iba a pasar 18 meses de ...
