Contents.Early life and education Kinmonth was educated at in London, followed by a foundation in drawing and painting at the. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at in Corsham, specialising in film and animation.Career Kinmonth's spent her early career as a producer and director of television and radio commercials. She worked for Wasey Campbell Ewald, part of and at the. She then moved to in Manchester, where she started to research, write and direct current affairs programmes.In 1981, Kinmonth founded independent production company to make films celebrating art and culture.

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Her first film with premiered at the. She then worked as a freelance director for, and, making films including South of Watford with in 1986 and a profile of for with, featuring. In 1990, she directed the series on the motion picture industry, featuring,.

The series won her a for Best Documentary Series.After moving into drama in the 1990s, Kinmonth directed episodes of BBC1's, with and, and with. She then directed a biography of playwright in The Smoking Diaries, featuring.In the 2000s, Kinmonth started to present investigative biographies, including The Strange World of Barry Who? About the lives of. Her film with and explored the world of the elite fashion industry.Starting from 2007, Kinmonth investigated the Russian world of ballet, opera and art in a series of films. Explored the cultural phenomenon behind 's ballet, from its genesis through to the present day. In 2008, celebrated the 225th anniversary of 's and featured,. In, she became the first foreign director to be granted permission to film the story of the in, including rare behind-the-scenes access to the archives.

The film was premiered at the and the in New York in June 2014.In 2017, to mark the centenary of the, Kinmonth directed the feature documentary about the artists of the Revolution, which premiered at the in Paris and was shown theatrically in 34 countries.Her recent films about the art world have included with, and, and feature documentary with. Accolades. Winner, European Community Award 1981 for 'To The Western World'. Nominated, Finalist New York Film Festival 1991 for 'Steven Berkoff.

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Winner, BAFTA Best Documentary Series. Finalist, International Emmy Best Documentary, 'Naked Hollywood'. Winner, Cable ACE Award for Best Documentary, 'Naked Hollywood'. Winner, Chicago Film Festival Silver Hugo for Best Documentary, 'Naked Hollywood'. Nominated, Cable Ace Comedy Special 1995 'Dawn French'. Winner, Royal Television Society Arts Award, 2002 'The Strange World of Barry Who?'

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