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Australian Writers Guild 27/10/2015 2:46 Pm Australian Writers Guild 27/10/2015 2:46 pm FULL LIST OF NOMINEES FOR THE 2015 AWGIE AWARDS TELEMOVIE – ORIGINAL Redfern Now Telemovie - Promise Me - Steven McGregor House of Hancock - Katherine Thomson TELEVISION: MINI-SERIES – ADAPTATION Gallipoli - Christopher Lee The Secret River - Jan Sardi & Mac Gudgeon TELEVISION: MINI-SERIES – ORIGINAL The Principal - Alice Addison and Kristen Dunphy The Kettering Incident - Vicki Madden, Andrew Knight, Cate Shortland and Louise Fox Deadline Gallipoli -Jacquelin Perske, Stuart Beattie, Shaun Grant and Cate Shortland Love Child: Series 2 - Tim Pye, Cathryn Strickland, Chris McCourt, Jane Allen and Tamara Asmar TELEVISION – SERIES Offspring: Episode 510 - Leon Ford Offspring: Episode 511 - Michael Lucas Wentworth: Series 2, 'Fear Her' - Pete McTighe The Doctor Blake Mysteries: Series 3, 'Darkness Visible' - Stuart Page Wentworth: Series 3, 'The Governor's Pleasure' - Stuart Page TELEVISION - SERIAL Home and Away: Episode 6202 - Romina Accurso Home and Away: Episode 6057 - Louise Bowes http://www.awg.com.au/component/content/article/42-general-webpages/awg/724-awgies-2016-tickets-nominations.html Page 2 of 7 Australian Writers Guild 27/10/2015 2:46 pm Neighbours: Episode 6962 - Nick King Neighbours: Episode 6943 - Emma J. Steele COMEDY - SKETCH OR LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night. COMEDY – SITUATION OR NARRATIVE Maximum Choppage: 'A Fistful of Pastels' - Lawrence Leung It's A Date: Series 2, 'Worst Thing' - Phil Lloyd with Peter Helliar Danger 5: 'Back to the Führer' - Dario Russo and David Ashby Please Like Me: Series 2, 'Scroggin' - Josh Thomas FEATURE FILM – ORIGINAL Paper Planes - Robert Connolly & Steve Worland The Water Diviner - Andrew Knight & Andrew Anastasios The Little Death - Josh Lawson Ashby - Tony McNamara Skin Deep - Monica Zanetti FEATURE FILM – ADAPTATION Sucker - Ben Chessell & Lawrence Leung Ruben Guthrie - Brendan Cowell Last Cab to Darwin - Reg Cribb with Jeremy Sims Holding the Man - Tommy Murphy SHORT FILM Foal - Vanessa Gazy Red Rover - Brooke Goldfinch Welcome to Iron Knob - Dave Wade RADIO - ORIGINAL BROADCAST http://www.awg.com.au/component/content/article/42-general-webpages/awg/724-awgies-2016-tickets-nominations.html Page 3 of 7 Australian Writers Guild 27/10/2015 2:46 pm The Other Polish Explorer - Noëlle Janaczewska Like a Writing Desk - Aden Rolfe The Ravens - Alana Valentine RADIO – ADAPTATION No nominees in 2015 INTERACTIVE MEDIA Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night. ANIMATION Winston Steinburger and Sir Dudley Ding Dong: 'Camp Coppawannastopya' - Tim Bain Pirate Express: 'One Flew Over the Crow's Nest' - Thomas Duncan-Watt The New Adventures of Figaro Pho: 'The Fear of Zombies (Romerophobia)' - Bruce Griffiths DOCUMENTARY - PUBLIC BROADCAST Sam Klemke's Time Machine -Matthew Bate and Sandy Cameron Gayby Baby - Charlotte Mars with Maya Newell and Billy Marshall Stoneking Shock Room - Kathryn Millard Women He's Undressed - Katherine Thomson Monkey Grip - Fiona Tuomy DOCUMENTARY - CORPORATE AND TRAINING Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night. COMMUNITY AND YOUTH THEATRE The Gap - Patricia Cornelius, Angela Betzien and Melissa Reeves Six Million Hits - Caleb Lewis Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday - Roslyn Oades STAGE http://www.awg.com.au/component/content/article/42-general-webpages/awg/724-awgies-2016-tickets-nominations.html Page 4 of 7 Australian Writers Guild 27/10/2015 2:46 pm Jump for Jordan - Donna Abela Brothers Wreck - Jada Alberts Monologue for a Murderer - Kate Rice CHILDREN’S THEATRE Luke Lloyd: Alienoid - John Armstrong The Boy at the Edge of Everything - Finegan Kruckemeyer THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES Sugarland - Rachael Coopes. Story by Rachael Coopes with Wayne Blair Marlin - Damien Millar M.Rock - Lachlan Philpott Girl Asleep - Matthew Whittet MUSIC THEATRE Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night. CHILDREN’S TELEVISION – P CLASSIFICATON Guess How Much I Love You: 'Little Green Worm' - David Evans Guess How Much I Love You: 'Make A Rainbow' - Charlotte Rose Hamlyn Bubble Bath Bay: 'Gone With The Wind' - Rachel Spratt CHILDREN’S TELEVISION - C CLASSIFICATION Nowhere Boys: Series 2, Episode 7 - Pete McTighe The Deep: 'Digging Deeper' - Tom Taylor Skinner Boys: 'Festival of the Ancestors' - David Witt DRAMA OR COMEDY, OTHER FORM Crazy Bastards: Episodes 1-3 - Justin Heazlewood The Katering Show - Kate McLennan with Kate McCartney BedHead: Episode 1 and 4 - Jon Dalgaard and Claire Phillips with Tom Keele, Reece Jones and Ben Mathews http://www.awg.com.au/component/content/article/42-general-webpages/awg/724-awgies-2016-tickets-nominations.html Page 5 of 7.
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