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JENNIFER LAMPHEE Make-Up and Hair Designer JENNIFER LAMPHEE Make-Up and Hair Designer FILM BLACK SITE Make-Up and Hair Designer Director: Sophia Banks Cast: Michelle Monaghan, Jason Clarke, Jai Courtney GOLD Make-Up and Hair Designer Director: Anthony Hayes Cast: Zac Efron, Susie Porter, Anthony Hayes THE DROVERS WIFE Make-Up and Hair Designer Director: Leah Purcell Cast: Leah Purcell, Rob Collins, Sam Reid, Jessica De Gouw RISING WOLF Make-Up and Hair Designer Director: Anthonie Furlong Cast: Charlotte Best LADIES IN BLACK Make-Up and Hair Designer Sony Pictures Director: Bruce Beresford PACIFIC RIM: MAELSTROM Make-Up and Hair Designer Legendary Entertainment Director: Steven S. DeKnight Cast: Scott Eastwood, Rinko Kikuchi, Karan Brar, Charlie Day BLEEDING STEEL Department Head Make-Up and Hair – Australian Unit Heyl Pictures Director: Lijia Zhang SILENCE Key Make-Up and Hair AI-Film Director: Martin Scorsese Cast: Shin'ya Tsukamoto, Ryo Kase, Michie SFV1 Make-Up and Hair Designer Eclectik Vision Director: Shane Abbess Cast: Kellan Lutz, Rachel Griffith THE WATER DIVINER Make-Up and Hair Designer Fear of God Films Director: Russell Crowe Cast: Russell Crowe, Jacqueline McKenzie WOLF CREEK 2 Make-Up and Hair Designer Duo Art Productions Director: Greg McLean Cast: John Jarratt, Ryan Corr THE MILTON AGENCY Jennifer Lamphee 6715 Hollyw ood Blvd #206, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Make-Up and Hair Telephone: 323.466.4441 Facsim ile: 323.460.4442 Page 1 of 5 inquiries@m iltonagency.com www.miltonagency.com THE WOLVERINE Make-Up and Hair Designer 20th Century Fox Director: James Mangold Cast: Svetlana Khodchenkova, Famke Janssen, Tao Okamoto, Hiroyuki Sanada I, FRANKENSTEIN Make-Up and Hair Designer Lakeshore Entertainment Director: Stuart Beattie Cast: Aaron Eckhart, Miranda Otto, Bill Nighy NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN Make-Up and Hair Designer Exit Films Director: Peter Templeman Cast: Ryan Kwanten SAY NOTHING Make-Up and Hair Designer Blue Tongue Films Director: Kieran Darcy-Smith Cast: Joel Edgerton, Teresa Palmer, Felicity Price BEAUTIFUL KATE Personal Hair and Make-Up to Rachel Griffith Beautiful Kate Productions Director: Rachel Ward THE SQUARE Make-Up and Hair Designer Blue Tongue Films Director: Nash Edgerton Cast: Joel Edgerton THE RUINS Key Make-Up and Hair DreamWorks Pictures Director: Carter Smith Cast: Shawn Ashmore HEY HEY ITS ESTHER BLUE BURGER Make-Up and Hair Designer EB Productions Director: Kathy Randall Cast: Keisha Castle-Hughes, Essie Davis, Toni Collette THE LAST WINTER Make-Up and Hair Designer 3 Scallywag Productions Director: Jane Forrest Cast: John Jarrett, Matt Nable ROGUE Make-Up and Hair Designer Emu Creek Pictures Director: Greg McLean Cast: Michael Vartan, Radha Mitchell, John Jarrett, Barry Otto LIKE MINDS Personal Hair and Make-Up to Richard Roxburgh Blue Water Director: Gregory Read OPAL DREAMS Key Make-Up and Hair Sherman Pictures Director: Peter Cattaneo Cast: Vince Colosimo WOLF CREEK Make-Up and Hair Designer True Crime Director: Greg McLean Cast: John Jarrett, Nathan Phillips MANTHING Make-Up and Hair Designer Marvel Comics and Samurai Films Director: Brett Leonard Cast: Jack Thompson, Matthew Le Nevez, Rachael Taylor THE MILTON AGENCY Jennifer Lamphee 6715 Hollyw ood Blvd #206, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Make-Up and Hair Telephone: 323.466.4441 Facsim ile: 323.460.4442 Page 2 of 5 inquiries@m iltonagency.com www.miltonagency.com PEACHES Key Make-Up and Hair / Personal Hair and Make-Up to Peach Film Pty Ltd Hugo Weaving Director: Craig Monahan CUT Make-Up And Hair Designer Beyond Films Director: Kimble Kendall Cast: Kylie Minogue, Molly Ringwald MY MOTHER FRANK Key Make-Up And Hair Designer Beyond Films Director: Mark Lamprell Cast: Sinead Cusack, Rose Byrne SAMPLE PEOPLE Make-Up And Hair Designer Living Motion Pictures Director: Clinton Smith Cast: Kylie Minogue, Joel Edgerton, Ben Mendelsohn IN A SAVAGE LAND Make-Up And Hair Designer Savage Land Production Director: Bill Bennett Cast: Rufus Sewell, Martin Donovan TWO HANDS Key Make-Up and Hair / Personal Hair and Make-Up to Blindfold Productions Heath Ledger Director: Gregor Jordan KISS OR KILL Make-Up And Hair Designer Bill Bennett Production Director: Bill Bennett Cast: Frances O’Conner, Matt Day PEACHES Key Make-Up And Hair Designer Silverscreen Films Director: Craig Monahan Cast: Hugo Weaving , Jacqueline McKenzie , Emma Lung TELEVISION BUMP Make-Up And Hair Designer Director: Geoff Bennett, Gracie Otto Cast: Claudia Karvan, Nathalie Morris LES NOTRON Make-Up And Hair Designer ABC TV Director: Joscelyn Moorehouse and Various Cast: David Wehnham, Rebel Wilson HIDE AN SEEK Make-Up And Hair Designer Matchbox Pictures Director: Peter Andrikidis Cast: Matt Nable, Emma Hamilton HERE COME THE HABIBS Make-Up And Hair Designer Jungle Boys Director: Darren Ashton Cast: Helen Dallimore, Georgia Flood WONDERLAND (Seasons 1, 2) Make-Up And Hair Designer Fremantle Media Director: Various Cast: Michael Dorman, Emma Lung, Brooke Satchwell, Jessica Tovey THE MILTON AGENCY Jennifer Lamphee 6715 Hollyw ood Blvd #206, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Make-Up and Hair Telephone: 323.466.4441 Facsim ile: 323.460.4442 Page 3 of 5 inquiries@m iltonagency.com www.miltonagency.com BROTHERS IN ARMS Make-Up And Hair Designer Screentime CF Productions Director: Peter Andrikidis Cast: Susie Porter, Callan Mulvey, Anthony Hayes , Matt Nable SPIRITED (Season 1,2) Make-Up And Hair Designer Fox Television Director: Various Cast: Claudia Karvan, Matt King EAST WEST 101 (Season 1,2,3) Make-Up And Hair Designer Knapman Wyld Productions Director: Peter Andrikidis Cast: Susie Porter, Don Hany, Matt Nable, Gerald Lepkowski LAID Make-Up And Hair Designer ABC Director: Trent O’Donnell Cast: Alison Bell, Celia Pacquola, RESCUE SPECIAL OPS (Season1,2) Make-Up And Hair Designer Fox Television Director: Various Cast: Les Hill, Libby Tanner ROGUE NATION Make-Up And Hair Designer Screen Australia Director: Lisa Matthews Cast: Heather Mitchell, Leeanna Walsman, FALSE WITNESS Make-Up And Hair Designer Screentime UK TV Director: Peter Andrikidis Cast: Claire Forlani, Dougray Scott THE INFORMANT Make-Up And Hair Designer Screentime Productions Director: Peter Andrikids Cast: Colin Friels, Stephen Curry EMERALD FALLS Make-Up And Hair Designer Beyond Distribution Director: Peter Andrikidis Cast: Georgie Parker, Vince Colosimo THE ALICE Make-Up And Hair Designer Southern Star Productions Director: Various Cast: Eric Thomson, Deb Mailman SMALL CLAIMS (Season 1,2) Make-Up And Hair Designer RB Films Director: Various Cast: Rebecca Gibney, Claudia Karvan FARSCAPE (Season 1,2,3) Make-Up And Hair Co-Ordinater, Make-Up And Hair Jim Henson Co. Designer Director: Various Cast: Ben Browder, Tammy MacIntosh AIRTIGHT Make-Up And Hair Designer Airtight Productions Director: Ian Barry Cast: Tasma Walton, Andrew McFarlane THE MILTON AGENCY Jennifer Lamphee 6715 Hollyw ood Blvd #206, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Make-Up and Hair Telephone: 323.466.4441 Facsim ile: 323.460.4442 Page 4 of 5 inquiries@m iltonagency.com www.miltonagency.com BIG SKY Make-Up And Hair Designer Southern Star Director: Various Cast: Gary Sweet INFERNO Make-Up And Hair Designer Barron Entertainment Director: Various Cast: Guy Pearce, Jackie McKenzie THE MILTON AGENCY Jennifer Lamphee 6715 Hollyw ood Blvd #206, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Make-Up and Hair Telephone: 323.466.4441 Facsim ile: 323.460.4442 Page 5 of 5 inquiries@m iltonagency.com www.miltonagency.com .
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