Awards & Credits
+ TV Credits
- “Facing the Demons” Documentary (logie winner 1999) ABC TV
- “Fear and Loathing in the South of France” Docudrama shot in France (at Cannes Film Festival, 1997)
- “Great Australian Train Journeys” Documentary shot in various locations across Australia, 1996 CHANNEL NINE
- “New Jews of Poland” Documentary shot on location in Poland and Sydney, 2000 SBS
- “The Real Matildas” NETWORK 10 - 2000 Eddie Mabo Documentary, 2001 – ABC TV
- “A Sense of Place” - 2006 ABC TV
- “Icons” 18 Part Series telling Australian Stories Bio Channel 2007
- “As Australian As” 10 Part series about famous Australians BIO CHANNEL 2009
- “Gummingurru” A Journey of Australian Reconciliation 2007 ABC TV
- “No Ordinary Journey” Documentary about young Australians working for Ausaid overseas NETWORK 10 – 2007
- “For Valour” – 2009 – History Channel FOXTEL
- “Framed” – 2009 – BIO Channel FOXTEL
- “The Digger” 2 Hour Dramatised Documentary HISTORY CHANNEL 2011
- “The Irish In Australia” Documentary HISTORY CHANNEL 2011
- “Mary Mackillop” Dramatised Documentary presented by Allan Jones BIO CHANNEL 2011
- “Great Southern Land” 4 Part Series ABC TV/Cordell Jigsaw
- “Building Australia” 6 Part Series presented by John Doyle LIFESTYLE CHANNEL 2013
- “Canberra Confidential” Smith & Nash Productions, 1.5 Hour Documentary ABC TV - presented by Anabel Crabb - 2013
- “The Boffin, The Builder and The Bombardier” 9 Part Series ABC TV 2013
- “My Australia” Fremantle Production presented by Adam Gilchrist CHANNEL 10 2014
- “Australian Stories” A Wildbear Production, 9 x 45 minute Documentaries profiling Australia for CCTV1 China - 2014
- “Battlefields” A Wildbear Production, 5 x half hour Documentaries on WWI filmed on the Western Front. Presented by Neil Pigget & Dr Peter Peterson - 2014
- “The Memorial” Eyeworks Productions, Foxtel - 5 x 1 hour Observational Documentaries - FOXTEL - presented by Neil Oliver - 2013/14
- “Why Anzac?” Essential Media Production - second unit camera - 1 1/2 hour documentary - ABC TV presented by Sam Neil - 2014
- “Great Train Journeys” A Wildbear Production, 3 x 1 1/2 Hour Observational Documentaries for French TV1 and German TV - 2014
- Grand Designs Australia, Fremantle Media, Foxtel - Bonner House, Coombes House, Canberra - 2014 /2015 /2016 /2017/2018/2019.
- “Changed Forever” A Wildbear Production, History Channel - 2 x 1 1/2 Hour Feature Dramatised Documentaries. Filmed in SA with a cast of over 180 actors. 2014/2015
- “Australia Doesn’t Just Want to Kill You” A Wildbear Production, Discovery Channel Foxtel - 3 x 1 1/2 Hour Documentaries - 2015
- “Australia by Degree” Pretty Little Things Productions, ABC TV - 32 stories shot on location around the world showcasing famous professionals from Fashion Designers, to Chefs who have studied in Australia and are taking on the world - 2015/16
- “Supernatural Natzis” Wildbear Productions, Discovery American, Hero Channel - 3 x 1 Hour Documentaries - 2016
- SIR JOHN MONASH CENTRE,DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY of over 3 hours of dramatised re-enactments filmed in New Zealand, France, Belgium & Australia-2017
- BUILDING TO THE SKY - DISCOVERY CHANNEL- SIX PART SERIES 2018. Filmed around the world
- ISLAND PARADISE - ONE HOUR DOCUMENTARY, SBS & GERMANY TV.2018 Tells the stories of the community in the Torres strait islands
- ONLY IN OZ - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TV SERIES 8 ONE HOUR EPISODES-Unique experience, places, science and history.2018
- THE EULOGY - MADMAN FILMS-FEATURE DOCUMENTARY, The life and lonely death of Australia’s greatest pianists - ( Canberra segment only)
- IRON FISTS AND KUNG FU KICKS - NETFLIX , WILDBEAR PRODUCTION 2019. Feature Documentary about the history of Kung Fu.
- BRIDGING THE EXPANSE - 2019-DISCOVERY CHANNEL-6x50 min Documentary series -WILDBEAR PRODUCTION
- ROAD TO NOW - ABC - 2019 - 6x1 hour series
- THE GREAT ACCELERATION - ABC - 2019 - 6x1hour series
- SEARCHING FOR SUPERHUMAN - ABC - 2019 - 6x1hour series
- ADOLF HITLER'S WAR - WILDBEAR PRODUCTION 6x1hour series 2019
- HOW TO BUILD A CITY - DISCOVERY CHANNEL- 2019 6x1hour series
+ Films
- “Never too Latte” winner Melbourne Film Festival, finalist in Tropfest 1998
- “Loading Zone” winner St Kilda Film Festival 1997
- “Nessun Hoedown” Bearcage Productions 1996
- “The Best Man” winner Canberra Short Film Festival 2003
- “Apartment” – Bearcage Production
- “Milkman” – Citizen Duane Productions
- “Fore” – Citizen Duane Productions TROPFEST Finalist 2008
- “Shockwave” – Bearcage Productions 2009
- “A Positive” – Bearcage Productions 2010
+ Awards
2013
- SILVER ACS AWARD – ‘The Boffin, The Builder and The Bombardier’ Ep2 “Chinese Firelance” TV Magazine category
- SILVER ACS AWARD – ‘The Boffin, The Builder and The Bombardier’ Ep7 “Trebuchet” TV Magazine category
- BRONZE ACS AWARD – “Building Australia” Ep5 ‘Federation Housing Documentary and Cinema category
2011
- GOLD ACS AWARD – “As Australian As” John Woods TV Magazine category
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “The Digger” Dramatised Documentary category
2010
- BRONZE ACS AWARD - “A Positive” Fictional Drama Short Film category
- BRONZE ACS AWARD – “Nathan’s Party” Corporate and Educational category
2009
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “For Valour” Dramatised Documentary category
2008
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “Icons” Barry Crocker TV Magazine category
2007
- BRONZE ACS AWARD – “Gummingurru” A Journey of Reconciliation TV Magazine category
2006
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “Time Lord” TVC – ACTEW AGL Commercial category
- BRONZE ACS AWARD – “Baiames Ngunnhu” Training and Educational category
2005
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “The Assignment” Eli Lilly Corporate category
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “The Milkman” Dramatised Short Film category
2004
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “Apartment” Dramatised Short Film category
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “Kids in the House” Parliament House TVC Commercial Production category
2003
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “Minding your Business” Corporate Video category
2002
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “Regional Health Strategy” Corporate category
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “A Father’s Story” Training and Educational category
2001
- SILVER ACS AWARD – “Australian National University” Corporate category
2000
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “The Real Matildas” TV Magazine category
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “Knowing your FACS” Corporate category
1999
- Highly Commended ACS Award – “Never too Latte” Fictional Dramatised Short category – this was also a TROPFEST FINALIST
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