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Ben M Work CV 20.06.20 Ben Morieson production designer / 58 Clauscen Street, Fitzroy North, 3068 Tel: (613) 9486 4112 Mob: 0438 172 167 ABN: 93 172 300 813 Web: carbencopy.com.au Email:[email protected] 2019/20 5 Bedrooms S2 Hoodlum Entertainment / Network 10 Ch 10 Drama series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Peter Templeman Art Director : Rob Molnar Shirley Barrett Fadia Abboud Producer : Andy Walker 2019 Mustangs S3 Matchbox / ABC TV ABC TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Corrie Chen Art Director : Rob Molnar Roger Hodgeman Anna Kokkinos Beck Cole Producer : Amanda Higgs Rachel Davis 2018/19 5 Bedrooms Hoodlum Entertainment / Network 10 ABC Telemovie Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Peter Templeman Art Dirtector : Rob Molnar Corrie Chen Fiona Banks Producer : Andy Walker 2018 Mustangs S2 Matchbox / ABC TV ABC TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Corrie Chen Art Director : Rob Molnar Roger Hodgeman Anna Kokkinos Jess Harris Producer : Amanda Higgs Rachel Davis 2018 The Blake Mysteries Ghost Stories December Media/ABC TV ABC Telemovie Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Ian Barry Art Director : Rob Molnar Producer : George Adams Tony Wright 2017/18 True Stories Radio Karate / GTV 9 GTV 9 TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Andy Lee Art Director : Rob Molnar Colin Cairnes Tim Bartley Producer : Andy Walker Tim Bartley Andy Lee Ryan Shelton 2016/17 True Stories Radio Karate / GTV 9 GTV 9 TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Wayne Hope Art Director : Rob Molnar Sian Davies Tim Bartley Producer : Andy Walker Tim Bartley Andy Lee Ryan Shelton 2016 The Death and Life of Otto Bloom Optimism Films Feature Film Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Director : Cris Jones Producer : Melanie Coombs Alicia Brown Mish Armstrong Nominated in 2017 for AACTA Best Production Design in a Feature Film The Warriors Arena Media / ABC TV ABC TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Directors : Adrian Wills Art Director : Kim Reed Steve Macgregor Beck Cole Catriona McKenzie Producer : Robert Connolly Liz Kearney John Harvey 2015 The Ex PM CJZ Productions / ABC TV ABC TV series Prod Designer : Ben Morieson Director : Sian Davies Producer : Nick Murray Shaun Micallef 2015 Molly Mushroom Films/Channel 7 Ch 7 Telemovie Production Designer : Ben Morieson Director : Kevin Carlin Carrie Kennedy Producer : John Molloy, Bethany Jones 2 x 2hr Telemovie Michael Gudinski, Mark Morrisey Nominated in 2016 for AACTA Best Production Design in a TV series 2014 Oddball WTFN Productions P/L Feature Film Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Stuart Macdonald Carrie Kennedy Producer: Richard Keddie 2013 Inxs-Never Tear Us Apart Shine Australia/Channel 7 Ch 7 Telemovie Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Daina Reid Carrie Kennedy Producer: Kerrie Mainwaring, 2 x 2hr Telemovie Andrew Prowse, Rory Callaghan, Mark Fennessy, HeatherMacFarlane 2012 Galore Galore Productions P/L Feature Film Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director : Rhys Graham Costume Designer: Ben Morieson Producer : Philipa Campey 2012 Mrs Biggs ITV UK / February Films/Channel 7 Director : Paul Whittington Prod Designer : Patrica Cambell Producer : Tony Wright, Art Director : Ben Morieson Nominated in 2012 for AACTA Best Production Design in a TV series 2011 Lowdown II Hirewire Films / ABC TV Director : Amanda Brotchie Production Designer : Ben Morieson Producer : Nicole Minchin Art Director: Adele Flere Adam Zwar, Amanda Brotchie 2011 John Doe John Doe Productions Feature Film Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Kelly Dolen Carrie Kennedy Producer : James Vernon 2010 Santo, Sam & Ed’s Cup Fever Working Dog Productions SBS TV Set Design: Ben Morieson Exec Prod: Michael Hirsh, Santo Cilauro, Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner Producer: Deb Herman 2010 Outland Outland Productions / ABC TV Director: Kevin Carlin Production Designer: Carrie kennedy Producer: Andrea Denholm Art Director: Ben Morieson Exec: Prod: Laura Waters 2009 Hawke Hawke 1 Productions/Channel 10 Telemovie Network Ten Production Designers: Ben Morieson Director: Emma Freeman Carrie Kennedy Exec Prod: Richard Keddie *Highly Commended for the 2011 MATCHBOX PICTURES APDG award for design on a television drama. 2008 Saved Big & Little Films SBS Telemovie Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Tony Ayres Art Director: Adele Flere Producer: Michael McMahon Tony Ayres 2008 Bogan Pride Bogan Pride Productions Director: Peter Templeman, Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Producer: Tony Ayres. Art Director: Ben Morieson Michael Mc Mahon, Rebel Wilson 2008 Trampoline Iris Films Short Film Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Director: Miranda Nation Art Director: Ben Morieson 2007 Underbelly ( 1 ) Screentime Productions Producer Brenda Pam Prod Designer: Paddy Reardon & Greg Haddrick Art Director: Ben Morieson Directors: Tony Tilse, Grant Brown, Geoff Barrett. 2009/10 Angry Boys Angry Boy Productions Director: Stuart McDonald Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Jeffrey Walker, Chris Lilley Art Director: Ben Morieson Exec Prod: Laura Waters :Chris Lilley 2006 The Tumbler The Tumbler P/L Feature Film HD Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Marc Gracie Producer: Stacey Testro 2005 Little Oberon Christie Films P/L GTV 9 Telemovie Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Producer: Susan Bower Ben Morieson Director: Kevin Carlin 2006/07 Summer Heights High ABCTV/ Princess Pictures Producer: Laura Waters Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Creator: Chris Lilley Art Director: Ben Morieson Director: Stuart Mc Donald 2005-6 Real Stories Roving Operations P/L TV Series Ch 10 Production Designer: Ben Morieson Director: Tim Bartley Art Director: Carrie Kennedy Hamish Blake, Andy Lee, Ryan Shelton 2004-5 We Can Be Heroes AKA Australian Of the Year Princess Pictures /ABCTV ABC TV 6 Part Comedy Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Producer: Laura Waters Art Director: Ben Morieson Creator: Chris Lilley Director: Matt Saville 2005 Love this time Daybreak Films Short film -35mm Art Director: Ben Morieson Director: Rhys Graham Production Designer: Jodie Fried 2004 All Outback Adventures, The Working Dog P/L Russell Coight Celebrity Challenge Production Designer: Ben Morieson Telemovie Network Ten Producer : Susannah Mott Director: Tom Gleisner 2004 The Extra Ruby Entertainment P/L Feature Film 35mm Production Designers: Carrie Kennedy Director: Kevin Carlin Art Director: Ben Morieson Producer: Stephen Luby 2003 Josh Jarman Josh Jarman Films P/L Feature Film 35mm Production Designers: Director: Pip Mushin Carrie Kennedy and Ben Morieson Producer: Eva Orner 2003 Eagle&Evans ABC/Burbery Prod/Princess Sketch Comedy TV series Production Designer: Carrie Kennedy Director: Nick Bufalo Art Director: Ben Morieson Producer: Laura Waters 2002 The Wannabes Crooks R Us Feature Film 35mm Prod Designer: Sally Shepherd Director: Nick Giannopolis Art Director: Ben Morieson Producer: Tom Burstall Bad Eggs Double Yolker Films P/L Feature Film 35mm Prod Designers: Carrie Kennedy Director: Tony Martin and Ben Morieson Producers: Greg Sitch, Stephen Luby 2000-01 Shock Jock Shock Jock P/L TV Comedy Series Prod Designer: Carrie Kennedy Prod/Director: Marc Gracie Art Director: Ben Morieson 2000 The Rabbit Proof Fence Jabal Films P/L Feature Film 35mm Prod Designer: Roger Ford Producer: Christine Olsen Art Director: Laurie Faen Director: Philip Noyce Asst Art Director: Ben Morieson 1999 The Dish The Dish Film Productions P/L Feature Film- 35mm Prod Designer: Carrie Kennedy Director: Rob Sitch Ben Morieson Producer: Michael Hirsh ,Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Santo Cilauro, Jane Kennedy 1999: A Telephone Call for Black Out Productions P/L Genevieve Snow Prod Designer: Ben Morieson Short Film-B & W -16mm Art Director: Carrie Kennedy Winner Lion D’or Venice Film Festival Director: Peter Long Producer: Beth Frey 1996 The Castle Working Dog P/L Feature Film- 16mm Prod Designer: Carrie Kennedy Director:Rob Sitch Art Director: Ben Morieson Exec Prod: Michael Hirsh Prod /Written: Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner, Santo Cilauro, Jane Kennedy Producer: Debra Choate 1996-97 Frontline Working Dog P/L ABC TV Series 3 Prod Designers: Carrie Kennedy Exec Prod: Michael Hirsh and Ben Morieson 1995 Frontline Working Dog P/L ABCTV Series 2 Prod Designers: Exec Producer: Michael Hirsh Carrie Kennedy and Ben Morieson Producer: Debra Choate 1994-5 Funky Squad Frontline TV Productions P/L ABCTV Series Production Designers/Art Dept: Executive Prod: Michael Hirsh Carrie Kennedy and Ben Morieson Producer: Debra Choate Education 1986-88 Studied Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art, Sculpture, RMIT 2009-11 P/T Lecturer at RMIT SCREEN, in Film and TV Production Design 2013-14 P/T Lecturer at Masters of Production Design, VCA 2012-13 Completed Masters in Fine Art (High Distinctions) Referees Upon request .
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