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CURRICULUM VITAE JAYNE RUSSELL 8/3 WOONSOCKET COURT, ST KILDA VIC 3182 PH: 03 9534 6332 MOBILE: 0417 584 982 EMAIL: [email protected] EMPLOYMENT HISTORY : CREDITS BASTARD BOYS FLYING CABBAGE PROD/ABC TV 4 PT Mini Series ART DEPT CO-ORDINATOR June - Oct 2006 Producer: Brett Popperwell Designer: Paddy Reardon JOHN CURTIN STORY APOLLO FILMS/ABC TV Tele-movie DECORATOR May 2006 Producer: Andrew Wiseman Designer: Chris Kennedy BOYTOWN BOOM PICTURES P/L Feature Film ART DIRECTOR Oct – Dec 2005 Producer : John Molloy Designer : Penny Southgate THE SECRET PRIME TIME PRODUCTIONS 2 hr TV special ART DIRECTOR Sept 2005 Producer : Rhonda Burns DRIVE TIME CRACKERJACK PRODUCTIONS 30 min TV PILOT ART DIRECTOR August 2005 Producer : Jason Stephens LET LOOSE LIVE RUBY ENTERTAINMENT “live sketch comedy” ART DIRECTOR April – June 2005 Producer : Mark Ruse Director : Ted Emery GET NICKED GRANDA PRODUCTIONS TV Pilot : Nick Giannopoulos ART DIRECTOR April 2005 Producer : Leonie Lowe Director : Ted Emery SENSING MURDER PRIME TIME PRODUCTIONS 6x (1 hr) doco-drama ART DIRECTOR Mar – Sept 2004 Producer : Rhonda Burns YOU & YOUR STUPID MATE MONDAYITIS PRODUCTIONS Feature Film 35 mm ART DIRECTOR Nov 2003 – March 2004 Producer : Marc Gracie Designer : Penny Southgate KATH & KIM (SERIES II) ABC TV/RUBY ENTERTAINMENT 8x EP TV comedy series ART DIRECTOR April – July 2003 Producer : Mark Ruse Director : Ted Emery DREAMS FOR LIFE MUSIC DANCE ART 75 min film (AFC) PRODUCTION DESIGNER Super 16 mm film Producer : Anya Whitehead Dec 2002 – March 2003 Director Anna Kannava WELCHER & WELCHER JIGSAW PROD/ABC TV (Shaun Micallef) comedy series ART DIRECTOR Aug – Nov 2002 Producer : Nick Murray Designer : Penny Southgate ROY HOLLSDOTTER LIVE RETRO ACTIVE FILMS 52 min film (AFC/FV/SBS) PRODUCTION DESIGNER April – June 2002 Producer : Trevor Blamey Director : Matt Saville TAKEAWAY MONDAYTITIS PRODUCTIONS Feature Film 35 mm ART DIRECTOR January 2001 – March 2002 Producer: David Redman Director : Marc Gracie Designer : Penny Southgate CRACKERJACK MOLLOY BOY PRODUCTIONS Feature Film 35 mm RUBY ENTERTAINMENT Sept – Dec 2001 ART DIRECTOR Producer ; Steven Lubby Designer : Penny Southgate SOMETHING IN THE AIR SIMPSON LE MESIUERE TV Drama series DECORATOR March – Sept 2001 Producer : Roz Tatarka July – Sept 2000 Designer : Tracey Watt SHAUN MICALLEF PROGRAM RED HART PRODUCTIONS 8 x 30 min ep Comedy series ABC TV Sept – Dec 2000 ART DIRECTOR Producer : Shaun Micallef Designer : Penny Southgate SEACHANGE RED HEART/ARTIST SERVICES TV Drama series – 35 mm film BUYER/DRESSER May – July 2000 Producer : Sally Aire-Smith Designer : Brian Alexander WAITING AT THE ROYAL APOLLO FILMS 2 – part Telemovie – 35 mm ART DEPART CO-ORDINATOR Aug – Oct 1999 Producer: Andrew Wiseman Designer : Paddy Reardon HIGH FLYERS WEST STREET PRODUCTIONS Children’s TV series ART DEPART CO-ORDINATOR Feb – June 1999 Producer ; Jan Bladier Designer : Robbie Perkins THE CRASH ZONE AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN’S TV Children’s TV series – 35 mm ART DEPART CO-ORDINATOR March – Aug 1998 Producer ; Bernadette O’Mahoney Designer : Richard Bell AUST MOST WANTED GRUNDY TELEVISION Doco-drama-reinactments ART DIRECTOR Jan – March 1998 / May – July 1997 Producer ; Margaret Slarke GET A LIFE ARTIST SERVICES Comedy Channel series ART DIRECTOR Feb – May 1997 Producer : Mark Gibson FULL FRONTAL ARTIST SERVICES/7-NETWORK JIMEOIN BUYER/DRESSER April – Dec 1996 & 1995 Producer : Steven Lubby BLUE HEELERS SOUTHERN STAR/7-NETWORK TV series PROPS BUYER June – Dec 1994 Art Director : Phil Chambers NEIGHBOURS GRUNDY TELEVISION/10-NETWORK Television series Standby props/Set dresser April 1991 – May 1994 Designer : Tel Stolfo PUGWELL L.J. PRODUTIONS Children’s series PROPS BUYER/C0-ORDINATOR April – Oct 1990 Designer ; Carole Harvey NEIGHBOURS/COL’N CARPENTER CHANNEL 10 COMEDY COMPANY PROPS BUYER March 1989 – April 1990 THE POWER THE PASSION SEVEN NETWORK Television series PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR 1988 – 1989 Producer : John Holmes NEIGHBOURS GRUNDY TELEVISION Television series PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATOR 1986 – 1988 Producer : Margaret Slarke TV COMMERCIALS 2006 HAZZY’S OZ CAM PRODUCTIONS 2005 BISSEL L MELTZER PRODUCTIONS SURF LIFE SAVING FILM-HEADQUARTERS MYER ANIMAGRAFX PTY LTD SLEEPMASTER THE DIRECTOR’S GROUP HONDA CIVIC PLAZA FILMS (SYD) NATIONAL BANK PLAZA FILMS (SYD) 2004 KRAFT CAT FISH PRODUCTIONS STRONGBOW CIDAR BARRY HALL PRODUCTIONS AT&T COMMUNICATIONS FILMSMITHS PRODUCTIONS (SYD) 2003 TOURISM VICTORIA REVOLVER FILMS AXA INSURANCE REVOLVER FILMS PEPSI 8-COMMERCIALS KELLOGGS RENEGADE FILMS SPRITE EXIT SALVATION ARMY EXIT 2002 NIKE FILM GRAPHIX GUEST FURNITURE GREAT SOUTHERN FILMS OPTUS GREAT SOUTHERN FILMS CHUM EARTH PICTURES LIBRA GREAT SOUTHERN FILMS YELLOW PAGES GREAT SOUTHERN FILMS LAYS CHIPS GREAT SOUTHERN FILMS REFEREE’S AVAILABLE ON REQUEST .
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