Andy Goddard

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Andy Goddard is a British television director who was nominated for a BAFTA and won a gold Hugo Award in 1997 for his work on 'Little Sisters'.

Contents 1 Filmography 1.1 Director 1.2 Other 2 References 3 External links

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Director

• The Bill - 1984 and 2003

• Little Sisters - 1997

• Yabba Yabba Ding Ding - 1999

• Rice Paper Stars - 2000

• Kings of the Wild Frontier -2000

• Stacey Stone
  • "A Twist in the Tale" - 2001
  • "Thin Is In" - 2001
  • "Santa Cause" - 2001
  • "Hot Gossip" - 2001
  • "Guest List" - 2001
  • "Geek Encounter" - 2001
  • "Pandora's Lunchbox" - 2001

• Taggart
  • "Bad Blood" - 2003

• Casualty
  • "Hurt the One You Love" - 2003

• Hex - 2004 to 2005

• Twisted Tales
  • "Death Metal Chronicles" - 2005
  • "Guardian" - 2005
  • "Flat Four" - 2005
  • "Txt Msg Rcvd" - 2005

• Murphy's Law
  • "Extra Mile" - 2005
  • "Disorganised Crime" - 2005

• Wire in the Blood
  • "Time to Murder and Create" - 2006

• The Outsiders - 2006

• Torchwood
  • "Combat" - 2006
  • "Countrycide" - 2006
  • "To the Last Man" - 2008
  • "Adam" - 2008
  • "Dead Man Walking" - 2008
  • "A Day in the Death" - 2008

[edit] Other

• Little Sisters - 1997, writer

• Macbeth - 1997, actor, Messenger 2

• Yabba Yabba Ding Ding - 1999, writer

• Rice Paper Stars - 2000, writer

• Kings of the Wild Frontier - 2000, co-writer

• Timesplitters 2 - 2002, voice, as Andrew Goddard

• Torchwood Declassified
  • Weevil Fight Club - 2006, Himself
  • The Country Club - 2006, Himself

[edit] References

[edit] External links

Andy Goddard at the Internet Movie Database