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Features/Television HENRY PIERCE ACS DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY [email protected] www.henrypierceacs.com FEATURES/TELEVISION “Back to the Rafters” Directors 7 Studios Productions (TV Series 6 Eps) Catherine Millar for AMAZON USA Sony Venice Lynn Hegarty Staring Rebecca Gibney Erik Thomson “BETWEEN TWO WORLDS” Directors 7 Studios Productions (TV Series 10 Eps) Kriv Stenders Panavision DXL2 Lynn Hegarty Staring Caroline Bell-Booth Phillip Quast Beck Cole Hermione Norris Michael Hurst “CALL THE MIDWIFE” Director Neal Street Productions (TV Series 8 EP8) Kate Cheeseman London UK Alexa Digital Starring Jenny Agutter Judy Parfitt Laura Main Helen George ‘A PLACE TO CALL HOME’ Directors Seven Productions (TV Series 6) Jeremy Sims Sony F65 Catherine Millar Australian Academy of Cinema Starring Amanda Brotchie and Television Arts Marta Dusseldorp Nominated for best Cinematography Noni Hazlehurst 2018 Brett Climo ‘WORKING CLASS BOY’ Director Cordell Jigsaw Productions (Cinema Documentary) Mark Joffe “Universal” release Australian Academy of Cinema In Cinemas August 23rd 2018 and Television Arts Sony F55 Nominated for Best Documentary Starring Australian Rock Icon for Cinema 2018 Jimmy Barnes ‘A PLAC E TO CALL HOME’ Directors Seven Productions (TV Series 5) Kevin Carlin Sony F65 Mark Joffe Aus. Cinematographers Soc. Starring Catherine Millar Gold Award 2018 Marta Dusseldorp Jeremy Sims Noni Hazlehurst Brett Climo ‘A PLACE TO CALL HOME’ Directors Seven Productions (TV Series 4) Shirley Barrett Sony F65 Kriv Stenders Aus. Cinematographers Soc. Starring Catherine Millar Gold Award 2017 Marta Dusseldorp Tony Krawitz Distinction Award 2018 Noni Hazlehurst Australian Academy of Cinema Brett Climo and Television Arts Nominated for best Cinematography ‘JOURNEY’ Director Put It Out There Pictures (Television Feature) Mo Ghorbankarimi Alexa Digital ‘IN YOUR DREAMS’ series 2 Director Endemol Australia (TV Series) Ralph Strasser & TV Plus Germany Alexa Digital ‘CAMP’ Directors NBC/Universal TV Series (TV Series) Shawn Seet Sony F65 Nicholas Bufalo Starring Catriona McKenzie Rachel Griffiths ‘IN YOUR DREAMS’ series 1 Director Endemol Australia (TV Series) Ralph Strasser & TV Plus Germany Alexa Digital ‘DRIPPING IN CHOCOLATE’ Director Southern Star Entertainment (Television Feature) Mark Joffe Alexa Digital Starring Louise Lombard David Wenham ‘WILD BOYS’ Directors Southern Star Entertainment (TV Series) Arnie Custo High Definition TV Ian Barrry Starring Shirley Barett Daniel MacPherson Mark Joffe Michael Dorman Ian Watson Zoe Ventoura David Field ‘RESCUE SPECIAL OPS’ Directors Southern Star Entertainment SERIES 3 Ian Barry High Definition TV Ian Watson (TV Series) Arnie Custo Starring Jeremy Sims Peter Phelps David Caesar Les Hill Ben Chessell Libby Tanner Catriona McKenzie Gigi Edgley Geoff Nottage ‘SEA PATROL’ (Second Unit) Director McElroy & McElroy SERIES 2 Steve Mann (TV Series) Geoff Bennett High Definition TV Starring Lisa McCune ‘McLEOD’S DAUGHTERS’ Millennium Television (TV Series) Directors Super 16mm Nick Bufalo Starring Grant Brown Simmone Jade MacKinnon Arnie Custo Richard Jasek ‘TRIANGLE’ (Second Unit) Director UK Film Council High Definition Christopher Smith Dan Films UK (Feature) Starring Melissa George ‘MONARCH COVE’ Directors Fremantle Media High Definition TV Di Drew North America (US TV Series) Colin Budds Starring Peter Andrikiidis Virginia Williams Ian Barry Andrew Prowse ‘THE CONDEMNED’ (Second Unit) Lionsgate WWE Studios 35mm Director (US Feature) Scott Wiper Starring Steve Austin Vinnie Jones ‘BLACK JACK’ Director Jigsaw Entertainment SUPER 16mm Peter Andrikidis (3 x TELEMOVIES) Kate Woods Starring Colin Friels Marta Dusseldorp ‘KOKODA’ (Second Unit) Director GFN Productions 35mm Film Alister Grierson (Feature) Starring Jack Finsterer ‘AQUAMARINE’ ( A Camera Operator) Fox 2000 Pictures (US Feature) Director Starring Elizabeth Allen Emma Roberts Joanna ‘Jo Jo’ Levesque ‘MORTIFIED’ Director Enjoy Entertainment High Definition TV Pino Amenta (TV Series) Paul Moloney Evan Clarry ‘THE MARINE’ (A Camera Operator) Twentieth Century Fox 35mm Film (US Feature) Director Starring John Bonito John Cena Robert Patrick ‘SLEEPOVER CLUB’ Directors Burberry Productions Super 16mm Arnie Custo (TV Series) Catherine Miller Michael Pattinson Kate Woods ‘BLACK JACK – Sweet Science’ Director Jigsaw Entertainment Super 16mm Peter Andrikidis (Television Feature) Aus. Cinematographers Soc. Starring Golden Tripod Award Colin Friels Marta Dusseldorp ‘PONDEROSA’ Directors Associated Television Int High Definition TV Kevin Dobson Paxson Entertainment (US TV Series) Mark Piper Starring Lewis Fitz-Gerald Drew Powel Declan Eames Matt Carmody Chris Thomson Daniel Hugh Kelly ‘OUTRIDERS’ Directors Southern Star Entertainment Super 16mm Kevin Dobson NDR Germany (TV Series) Russell Burton Starring Luise Helm Abbie Cornish ‘FLAT CHAT’ Director Fox Studios Australia Super 16mm Pino Amenta Nine Film & Television (TV Series) Starring Jean Kittson ‘AIRTIGHT’ (A Camera Operator) Director Airtight Productions 35mm Film Ian Barry (Feature) Starring Grayson McCouch ‘HIGH FLYERS’ Directors West Street Productions Digital SX Peter Sharp (TV series) Geoff Bennett Tony Osicka ‘FARSCAPE’ (A Camera Operator) Directors Jim Henson Productions 35mm Andrew Prowse Hallmark Entertainment (TV series) Brian Henson Starring Pino Amenta Ben Browder Rowan Woods Tony Tilse Brendan Maher Ian Watson ‘PITCH BLACK’ (B Camera Operator) Polygram Filmed Intretainment Super 35mm Director (US Feature) David Towhy Starring Vin Diesel ‘MISERY GUTS’ Directors Barron Entertainment 16mm Film Brendan Maher (TV series) Arnie Custo Aus. Cinematographers Soc. Scott Feeney GOLD AWARD 1998 Di Drew 'ROAR' (A Camera Operator) Directors Sea Change Productions 35mm Film Ian Toynton Universal TV (TV series) Lou Antonio Starring Felix Enriquez Alcala Heath Ledger Tucker Gates Ralh Hemecker Jefery Levy Machael Nankin Rick Rosentha '20,000 LEAGUES UNDER (A Camera Operator) VRP Productions THE SEA' 35mm Film Director (US Tele Feature) Rod Hardy Starring Michael Caine 'ANGKOR' (A Camera Operator) Pro Films 35mm Film Director (Feature) Carl Schultz Starring Sigrid Thornton 'ROBO WARRIORS' (A Camera Operator) Paramount British Pictures 35mm Film Premiere Entertainment (Feature US) Director Starring Ian Barry James Remar 'WHITE LIES' (A Camera Operator) Rutherford Films Super 16mm Film Director (Feature) Pauline Chan Starring Mimi Rogers Temuera Morrison 'FLIPPER' (A Camera Operator) Directors Samuel Goldwyn Company 35mm Arri Don Crombie ( TV Series) Brian Trenchard-Smith Starring Ian Barry Jessica Alba Chris Thomson Brian Wimmer Peter Fisk Colleen Flynn Brendan Maher Greg Prange 'BLACKWATER TRAIL' (A Camera Operator) Rutherford Films Super 16mm Film Director (Feature) Ian Barry 'FRENCHMAN’S FARM' (A Camera Operator) 35mm Film Director Mavis Bramston Productions (Feature Film) Ron Way Starring John Meillon Tracey Tainsh David Reyne Norman Kaye THE CROCODILE HUNTER Best Picture show Company Steve Irwin 13 x 1 hours Documentaries COMMERCIALS FILM COMPANY GREYHOUND BUSES Jumbuck Productions DEFIANCE FLOUR Jumbuck Productions SEALY BEDS Jumbuck Production UNCLE TOBY’S (TROPICAL FRUITS) Roly Poly Picture Co DREAMWORLD Roly Poly Picture Co TOYOTA LANDCRUISER Jumbuck Productions ADVANCE BANK Bray Child Productions AFTER BURN Fontana Films AMP POWER HOUSE Fontana Films NO MORE BRUSHING Bray Child Productions SHORTLAND ELECTRICITY NBN3 Newcastle THE WATER BOARD SUMMER CAMPAIGN Bray Child Productions NISSAN IRVAN Sprowles Robertson PAL DOG FOOD Telescan DRAKE COMPUTERS Roly Poly Picture Co LIMITS Henry Minesz Productions BIG BEN PIES Umbrella Films SONY HANICAM Umbrella Films SONY COMPACT DISC Umbrella Films ANSETT AIR FREIGHT Umbrella Films CABOOLTURE CHEDDAR CHEESE Roly Poly Picture Co McDONALDS The Film Business BARCLAYS BANK Umbrella Films RED CROSS EMERGENCY Godfrey Payne Productions FOSTER’S DRINK DRIVING Sprowles Robertson ROCHE (BAROCCA) Challenges Accepted RABY BAY Roly Poly Picture Co TOSHIBA LAPTOP COMPUTERS Umbrella Films STATE BANK “PIGGY BANK” Umbrella Films JUPITER’S CASINO Australian Film Co INSTANT CASKET Australian Film Co MASTER ROAST COFFEE Australian Film Co PAUL’S DAIRY FOOD Roly Poly Picture Co ROYAL LEAN HAMS Roly Poly Picture Co DIET LIGHT Roly Poly Picture Co QLD LAW SOCIETY Roly Poly Picture Co L. 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