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Australian Rules Tail Credits Director Paul Goldman Producer Mark Lazarus Screenplay Phillip Gwynne with Paul Goldman Based on the novel “Deadly, Unna?” by Phillip Gwynne Executive Producers Antonio Zeccola Bridget Ikin Line Producer Barbara Gibbs Director of Photography Mandy Walker A.C.S. Production Designer Steven Jones-Evans Editor Stephen Evans Original Music Mick Harvey Re-Recording Mixer Phil Judd M.P.S.E. Costume Designer Ruth de la Lande Casting Anousha Zarkesh Mullinars Casting Consultants Gary “Blacky” Black NATHAN PHILLIPS Dumby Red LUKE CARROLL Clarence LISA FLANAGAN Pickles TOM BUDGE Bob Black SIMON WESTAWAY Liz Black CELIA IRELAND Arks KEVIN HARRINGTON Darcy MARTIN VAUGHAN Pretty TONY BRIGGS AND in order of appearance Teamman Nick Readman Glenn Bright Brian Torry Big Mac Max Fairchild Shirl Eileen Darley Bar Regulars Paul Simpson Denis Noble Tommy Red Kelton Pell Dazza Jonathan Tabaka Mark Arks Reece Horner Carol Cockatoo James Alberts Tom McGuane Michael Habib Sharon Catherine Hughes Jenny Hannah-Claire Koblar Greggy Harrison Gilbertson Dumby’s Mother Francesca Cubillo Thumper Paul Eadon Field Umpire Adam Morgan Kicka Kerron Miller Football Trainers Jon Matthew Jeff Gay Scoreboard Boys Gabby Gwynne Zachary Hender-Hill The Bays Team Andrew Cartwright Raymond Colson Justin Coombes Clayton Cruse James Darcy Damian Foley Steve Gadey James Godfrey Craig Hall Lance Inkamala Yuella (Ula) Jugadai Grant Pan Raymond Peel Michael Sinclair Gundaroo Team Chad Baker Aaron Biglands Benjamin Cavuolo Marc Cox Adam Dawes Luke Ebert Shane Griffin Mark Hetzel Adam Higgs Paul Higgs Corey Innes Matthew Morran Luke Norman James Pedler Travis Richardson Ryan Shea Harley Smans Todd Smitham Travis Underdown Production Manager Barbara Gibbs First Assistant Director Phil Jones Production Co-ordinator Sharon Kerrigan Production Secretary Melissa Dunstone Production Runner/Driver Teresa Palma Additional Runner Daniel Fitzgerald AFC Indigenous Branch Prod. Attachment Kelly Roberts Production Accountant Deborah Wilde Accounts Assistant Dee McLean Acting Coach David Field Continuity Chris O’Connell Extras Casting Julie Lewington Football Co-ordinator Adam Morgan 2nd Assistant Director Clair Parker 3rd Assistant Director Brad Lanyon Location Manager Sarah Abbey Locations Scout Phillip Gwynne Camera Operator Mandy Walker Focus Puller Lyddy Van Gyen Clapper Loader Judd Overton Camera Attachment Jack Sheridan Gaffer Richard Rees-Jones Best Boy Brendan Madden Assistant Electrics Werner Gerlach Paul “Blowie” Rees-Jones Key Grip Robin Morgan Best Boy Grip Paul Hamlyn Assistant Grip Daniel Sandford Sound Recordist Ross Boyer Boom Swinger David Pearson Sound Attachment Christopher Evers Art Director Nell Hanson Set Decorator Sara Mathers Props Buyers/Dressers Jen Drake Robert Webb Standby Props Dean Sullivan Standby Props Assistant Yuri Poetzl Art Department Runner Chris Jobson Scenic Artist John Haratzis Brush Hands Maudie Ingleton Sam Noack Construction John Moore Matt Landreth Leigh Turner Trades Assistant Dominic Guida Armourer John Coory Special Effects Simon S. Ingerson Maggot Wrangler Aaron Sheldon Animal Wrangler Timea Dixon Wardrobe Co-ordinator/Buyer Mariot Kerr Standby Wardrobe Julie Barton Standby Assistant Nunya Glazbrook Wardrobe Assistant Robyn Jones Hair and Make-up Supervisor Tracy Phillpot Assistant Hair and Make-up Jen Rossiter Unit Manager Gary Buss Assistant Unit Manager Mark “Sharky” Johnson Unit Assistants Will Sheridan Paul “PJ” Allison Unit Nurse Jenny Bichard Stunt Co-ordinator/Safety Officer Zen Eleftheriou Caterers Steve Marcus and Two Can do Catering Second Unit Crew – Grand Final Football Match Director Craig Griffin DOP Damian Wyvill Focus Puller Gavin Head Camera Assistant Dean Oehme Grip Peter Itsines Stills Photography Matt Nettheim Unit Publicity Claire Harris Post-Production Supervisor Helen Lovelock 1st Assistant Editor Rowena Crowe 2nd Assistant Editor Deborah Van Gyen Conform Assistants Maria Kalthenhaler Alicia Gleeson Susan Midgley Strutts Psyridis Supriya Naidu-James George Turnure Supervising Sound/FX Editor Julius Chan M.P.S.E. FX Editor Liam Egan ADR Editor Delia McCarthy Dialogue Editor Jenny Ward Assistant Dialogue Editor Ben Grant Additional Sound Editing Katy Wood ADR Engineers Mauricio Hernandez Tony Young Robert MacKenzie Foley Artists Les “Spider” Fiddess George Turnure Foley Engineer Mauricio Hernandez Foley Editors Les “Spider” Fiddess Mauricio Hernandez Rough Mix Julius Chan Sound Post-Production Liaison Nicky Roller Dolby Consultant Steve Murphy Sound Post-Production Philmsound ADR Facilities Simply Sound (Sydney) Feet’nFrames (Adelaide) Soundfirm (Melbourne) Foley by Simply Sound Mixed at Philmsound Original Music Composed, Performed and Produced by Mick Harvey Original Music Published by Birthday Party Pty Limited Recorded and Mixed at The Vault, Sydney Engineered by James Cadsky “Darcy’s Theme” Written by Matt Walker Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing Recorded at Cloud Nine by Phil Downing “Pickles’ Theme” Written by Matt Walker and Ashley Davies Courtesy of Sony/ATV Music Publishing Additional Musicians Lap Steel Guitar Matt Walker Violin Naomi Radom Violin Airena Nakamura Cello Chloe Miller Drums Ashley Davies “What I Done to Her” (Perkins/Owen), Performed by Tex, Don and Charlie Licensed by PolyGram Music Publishing Pty Limited Administered by Universal Music Australia Pty Limited Courtesy of Polydor Records, Licensed from Universal Music Australia Pty Limited “My Mind’s Sedate” (Kippenberger/Knight/Toogood/Larkin), Performed by Shihad Licensed by PolyGram Music Publishing Pty Limited Administered by Universal Music Australia Pty Limited Licensed courtesy of Warner Music Australia Pty Limited “Wishbone” (Rivers/Rohde/Moffatt), Performed by Red Rivers Licensed by Rondor Music Australia Pty Limited Administered by Universal Music Australia Pty Limited Courtesy Compass Brothers/ Festival Mushroom Records Australia Pty Limited “Skippy Theme” Performed by Tom Budge, Courtesy of Eric Stanley Jupp AFL footage used with the permission of AFL Films Pty Limited Photograph of Pauline Hanson by Mike Burton used with the permission of The Adelaide Advertiser Film Laboratory Atlab Australia Laboratory Liaison Jamie Marshall Film Grader Olivier Fontenay Opticals Ken Phelan Negative Matching Chris Rowell Productions Title Design and Visual Effects Rising Sun Pictures VFX Director Wayne Lewis VFX Producer Edwina Hayes Senior Compositor Ben Roberts Compositor Ben Paschke Titles Designer Michael Garrett Titles Cinematography Damian Wyvill Video Transfers Video 8 Broadcast Video Post-Production Cornerpost and Omnilab Post Telecine Grader Ben Eagleton Credits Roller Optical & Graphic Post-Production Script Clevertypes Legals Hamish Watson Stevenson Court Completion Guarantor Anni Browning Film Finances Insurance Aon Risk Services Travel& Freight Showgroup Camera Equipment Cameraquip Grip Equipment Robin Morgan Lighting Equipment Cooper Film Lighting Unit and Make-up Facilities Starwagons Wardrobe Facilities Outback Location Services Editing Facilities Island Films Thanks to Ronald Dale Barassi, Michael Bau, Katy Beale and Solomon, Stewart Bell and Ruby, Michelle Bennett, David Biltmore, Miss Libby Blainey, Malcolm Blight, Tait Brady, Malcolm Brown, Hallie Burton, Brianna Byrne, Jane Cameron and Sadie Chrestman @ Cameron Creswell, Claudia Castle and Family, Leah Churchill-Brown, Robert Connolly, Judith Crombie, Tim Curnow, Troy Davies, Miranda Dear, Andrew Dominik, Topher Dow, Sarah Drofenik, Marilyn and Malcolm Dutschke, Tim Dyroff, Evan English, Iesha Flanagan and the Flanagan Family, Denise Fraser, Tamara Friedman, Dr and Mrs A Goldman and the Goldman Family, Scott Gray, The Griffin Family, Caroline Grose, Dr Angelo Guglielmi and Roberto Patruno, Gaynor Gwynne and the Gwynne Family, Gabby Gwynne, Robert Gwynne, Tom Hafey, Gary Hamilton, Paquita Hamon, Jennifer Harrison, Jill Hickson, Richard S. Howard, Jennifer Huby @ Tress Cocks & Maddox, Catriona Hughes, Terry Jennings, Chris Kennedy, Tobsha Learner, Penny Leith, Jenny and Audrey Lazarus, the late Sandra Lazarus and the Lazarus Family, Michael Long, Lucy Maclaren, Deborah Mailman, Jaki Mann, Hugh Marchant, Faith Martin, Andrew Mason, Dave Mason, John Maynard, Elizabeth Maywald and Max, Andrew McPhail, Sue Milliken, Molly Monro, Wendy Morrissey, Leila Morrissey and Eliot Paul Morrissey, Tony Mott, Derek Newchurch, Sheridan Nilsson, Cherie Nolan, Chris Noonan, Malla Nunn and Eli and Sisana Lazarus, Toni Pearen, Robin Plunkett and Malcolm Richards @ Cameraquip, Mary Renehan, Dirty Dave Richardson, Anne Robinson @ Mullinars, Darryl Robinson, Glenys Rowe, Chris Rowell, Michael Rymer, Daniel Scharf, Jane Scott, Peter Sellars, Emile Sherman, Jonathan Shteinman, Sarah Gerlach and Ocean Pictures, Geoffrey Steward, The Sydney Swans, Shelley Thomas, Paul Thompson, The Tigerman, Tropnest, Edward Waring, Ian Watson, The West Coast Eagles (past and present), Tim White, Nicky Winmar, Mark Woods and Bob Donoghue @ Showtime, Jan Usher Kodak Motion Picture Film - logo Dolby ® Digital In Selected Theatres - logo PhilmSound - logo Financed with the participation of Palace Films and Istituto Luce International Sales Beyond Films - logo Distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Palace Films - logo Produced with the assistance of Adelaide Festival of Arts 2002 Adelaide Festival of Arts - logo Produced in association with SBS Independent SBS independent - logo Produced in association with South Australian Film Corporation - logo With the assistance of the Government of South Australia - logo in association
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