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Penelope Southgate Production Designer Penelope Southgate Production Designer http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0816155/ https://penelopesouthgate.com/ M +614 07 065 702 Contact: Lisa Mann Creative Management P.O Box 3145, Redfern, NSW 2016 [email protected] E: Tel: (02) 9387 8207 Fax: (02) 9389 0615 Freelancers:+613 9682 2722 SELECTED CREDITS 2020 SERIOUSLY RED Dollhouse Productions Production Designer Dir: Gracie Otto Feature Film Prod: Jessica Carrera, Robyn Kershaw 2020 WITH INTENT FremantleMedia Australia Pty Ltd Production Designer Dir: Scott Major Mini Series Prod: Brett Popplewell, Natalie Mandel 2019 HALIFAX RETRIBUTION Halifax Retribution Production One Pty Ltd Production Designer Prod: Louisa Kors, Roger Simpson Drama Series 2018 HOW TO STAY MARRIED Hell &High Waters Pty Ltd Production Designer Dir: Natalie Bailey Comedy Series Prod: Paul Walton, Jess Leslie 2017 BACK IN VERY SMALL BUSINESS Gristmill Productions Production Designer Dir: Robyn Butler Comedy Series Prod: Robyn Butler, Wayne Hope 2017 UNDERTOW Emerald Productions Production Designer Dir: Miranda Nation Feature Film Prod: Lyn Nofor 2016 OLIVIA: HOPELESSLY DEVOTED TO YOU FremantleMedia Australia Pty Ltd Production Designer Dir: Shawn Seet Telemovie Prod: Margot McDonald, Julie McGauran, Jo Porter 2016 DEEP STORAGE Happening Films Pty Ltd Production Designer Dir: Susan Earl Short Film Prod: Jannine Barnes 2016 PLEASE LIKE ME (Series 4) Please Like Me Productions Production Designer Dir: Matthew Saville, Josh Thomas Comedy Series Prod: Todd Abbot, Josh Thomas, Kevin White 2015 OPEN SLATHER Open Slather Productions / Foxtel Production Designer Dir: various Sketch Comedy Series Prod: Rick McKenna, Laura Waters 2015 THE FUTURE IS EXPENSIVE ABC / Goalpost Pictures Production Designer Dir: Matthew Saville Pilot Prod: Rosemary Blight, Eddie Perfect 2014 DOWNRIVER Happening Films Production Designer Dir: Grant Scicluna Feature Film Prod: Jannine Barnes 2012-2014 PLEASE LIKE ME (Series 1 & 2) Please Like Me Productions / Pivot / ABC TV Production Designer Dir: Matthew Saville Comedy Series Prod: Todd Abbott, Josh Thomas, Kevin White 2013 NOW ADD HONEY Gristmill Production Designer Dir: Wayne Hope Feature Film Prod: Louisa Kors, Wayne Hope, Robyn Butler 2013 JA'MIE PRIVATE SCHOOLGIRL Princess Pictures / HBO / ABC TV JONAH FROM TONGA Dir: Stuart McDonald, Chris Lilley Production Designer Prod: Laura Waters, Chris Lilley Comedy Series 2012 MR & MRS MURDER Fremantle Media Australia / Network 10 Production Designer Set-up Dir: Daniel Nettheim Drama Series Prod: Jason Stephens, Andrew Walker 2012 MAD AS HELL Granada / ABC TV Set Designer Dir: John Olb Comedy Series Prod: Peter Beck, Shaun Micallef 2012 ADAM HILLS TONIGHT ABC TV Set Designer Dir: John Olb Talk Show Prod: Bruce Kane, Adam Hills 2011 KATH & KIMDERELLA RTP Films Production Designer Dir: Ted Emery Feature Film Prod: Rick McKenna, Gina Riley, Jane Turner 2010-2011 OFFSPRING (Series 1 & 2) Southern Star Entertainment / Network 10 Production Designer Set-up Dir: Kate Dennis Drama Series Prod: John Edwards, Imogen Banks 2008-2010 TANGLE (Series 1 & 2) Southern Star Entertainment / Foxtel Production Designer Set-up Dir: Jessica Hobbs Drama Series Prod: John Edwards, Imogen Banks 2009 LOWDOWN High Wire Films / ABC TV Production Designer Dir: Amanda Brotchie Drama Series Prod: Nicole Minchin, Adam Zwar, Amanda Brotchie 2007 ROCKWIZ Renegade Films Set Designer Dir: various Music Quiz Show Prod: Peter Bain-Hogg, Brian Nankervis, Joe Conner 2003-2007 KATH & KIM (Series 2, 3, 4, tv movie) RT Productions / ABC TV Production Designer Dir: Ted Emery Comedy Series Prod: Gina Riley, Jane Turner, various 2006 LAKE MUNGO Mungo Productions Production Designer Dir: Joel Anderson Feature Film Prod: Georgie Neville, David Rapsey 2005 BOYTOWN Molloy Boy Productions Production Designer Dir: Kevin Carlin Feature Film Prod: John, Mick & Richard Molloy 2004 YOU & YOUR STUPID MATE Mondayitis Productions Production Designer Dir: Marc Gracie Feature Film Prod: Marc Gracie, David Redman 2002 WELCHER & WELCHER ABC TV Production Designer Dir: Ted Emery Comedy Series Prod: Shaun Micallef, Nick Murray 2002 TAKEAWAY Mondayitis Productions Production Designer Dir: Marc Gracie Feature Film Prod: Marc Gracie, David Redman 2001 CRACKERJACK Molloy Boy Productions Production Designer Dir: Paul Moloney Feature Film Prod: Stephen Luby, Mick & Richard Molloy 1998-2000 THE MICALLEF PROGRAM (1, 2 & 3) Artist Services / ABC TV Production Designer Dir: Ted Emery Comedy Series Prod: Shaun Micallef, various 1998 THE CRAIC Foster Gracie / Village Roadshow Production Designer Dir: Ted Emery Feature Film Prod: Marc Gracie, David Foster 1985-2000 Employed at ABC TV Melbourne in the Design Department. Selected credits below 1999 SEACHANGE Art Director Drama Series 1999 BACKBURNER Set Designer Talk Show 1997-1998 ADVENTURES OF LANO & WOODLEY Production Designer (Series 1 & 2) Comedy Series 1996 SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR'S BABIES Art Director Miniseries 1994 JANUS Art Director Drama Series 1994 DAMNATION OF HARVEY McHUGH Art Director Drama Series 1990 HALF A WORLD AWAY Assistant Designer Period Drama Miniseries 1989 THE MAGISTRATE Assistant Designer Drama Miniseries 1988 THE DARLINGS OF THE GODS Assistant Designer Period Drama Miniseries 1988 FOUR MINUTE MILE Assistant Designer Period Drama Miniseries 1985-1986 THE D-GENERATION Assistant Designer Sketch Comedy Series Links to selected trailers Downriver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-98kUEnkxHM Please Like Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5cmuIF8pBw Now Add Honey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeUCUjeqpIU Jonah from Tonga https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MG5OKXzlKo Kath & Kimderella https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh5UHA1gPq0 Tangle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WIXg8K-zbQ Lowdown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u-cFVmSUD4 Lake Mungo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2ISuVvP-XI BoyTown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g2NVAB97Ws And just for fun… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpkKvmrwktY .
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