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In [[2019 (releases)|2019]], he directed the video short, ''[[The Sixth Doctor is on trial AGAIN! (webcast)|The Sixth Doctor is on trial AGAIN!]]'', filmed to promote the upcoming [[Season 23]] [[Blu-ray]] [[The Collection|collection]] release. | In [[2019 (releases)|2019]], he directed the video short, ''[[The Sixth Doctor is on trial AGAIN! (webcast)|The Sixth Doctor is on trial AGAIN!]]'', filmed to promote the upcoming [[Season 23]] [[Blu-ray]] [[The Collection|collection]] release. | ||
Paul has played a significant role in the recovery of lost episodes, and apparently knows of at least two 'missing' episodes that currently sit in the possession of a private collector. The return of said prints, however, is completely up to them. | |||
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Revision as of 19:34, 23 February 2021
Paul Vanezis is a key member of the Doctor Who Restoration Team and a person actively involved in the search for missing episodes. He notably was directly involved in the recovery of "A Land of Fear", "Guests of Madame Guillotine" and "A Change of Identity".
Vanezis also acted as both producer and director on the 2|entertain documentary, A New Body at Last, and both produced and directed the minisode Global Conspiracy?, an exclusive story released on the DVD release of The Green Death.
He was also responsible for video effects and editing in the Reeltime Pictures home video story Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans. He also directed the home video Ian Chesterton: An Introduction.
In 2019, he directed the video short, The Sixth Doctor is on trial AGAIN!, filmed to promote the upcoming Season 23 Blu-ray collection release.
Paul has played a significant role in the recovery of lost episodes, and apparently knows of at least two 'missing' episodes that currently sit in the possession of a private collector. The return of said prints, however, is completely up to them.
