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We're Livin' on Dog Food All Credits HEAD CREDITS: Ghost - animated logo Ghost Pictures Presents - animated WE’RE LIVIN’ ON DOG FOOD - animated First credited interviewee: Ollie Olsen Musician/Composer TAIL CREDITS: In memory of Christine Harding Michael Hutchence Peter ‘Troy’ Davies Peter Walsh Lee Smith Tracey Pew Janine Hall Eban Durrant Jacqueline Everitt Paul O’Neil Gayle Pigalle & Many, Many Others … Producer, Director & Editor Richard Lowenstein Producers Andrew de Groot & Lynn-Maree Milburn Cinematographer Andrew de Groot Production Manager Lora-Mae Adrao Production Co-ordinator Bianca Fusca The Witnesses were Ollie Olsen Dolores San Miguel Alannah Hill Rowland S. Howard Phillip Brophy Stuart Grant Denise Hilton David Light Bruce Milne Clinton Walker Sam Sejavka Mick Lewis Bohdan X Tim McLaughlan Chuck Meo Cornelius ‘Nique Needles’ Delaney Richard Lowenstein Glenys Rowe Emma de Clario Saskia Post The Young Charlatans were Ollie Olsen Rowland S. Howard Janine Hall Jeff Wegener The Ears were Sam Sejavka Mick Lewis Cathy McQuade Charles Meo Tim McLaughlan Jab were Bohdan X Ash Wednesday Johnny Crash Bobby Stopper Whirlywirld were Ollie Olsen John Murphy Andrew Duffield Dean Richards The Boys Next Door were Nick Cave Rowland S. Howard Tracey Pew Mick Harvey Phil Calvert Primitive Calculators are Stuart Grant Denise Hilton Frank Lovece David Light (said as tch tch tch, tsk tsk tsk, or similar) were Philip Brophy (sic, spelled Phillip’ in witnesses list above) Maria Kozic Ralph Traviato Jane Stephenson Leigh Parkhill Anthony Montemurro Executive Producer Sue Murray The Making of ‘Dogs in Space’ Footage Director - Salik Silverstein Production Manager - Lucy McLaren Cinematographer - Steve Thompson Sound Recordist - Geoff Spurrell Boom Microphone - Lou Missios Interviewers - Salik Silverstein & Peter ‘Troy’ Davies Excerpts of ‘Dogs in Space’ courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Alternative Animals Director & Cinematographer - Linda Baron Courtesy of Linda Baron & Kim Beissel Big Risk Director - Mark Zenner Courtesy of Bill Mousoulis & The Original Copies Punkline Director - Sue Davis & Tony Stevens Courtesy of Sue Davis & Tony Stevens Beat Up The Old Shack Director & Cinematographer - Michael Buckley Courtesy of Michael Buckley The Ears Super 8 Footage Director - Jurgis Maleckas Courtesy of Jurgis Maleckas ‘Dogs in Space’ Super 8 Footage Director - Stephen Mackerras Courtesy of Stephen Mackerras Primitive Calculators - ‘I Can’t Stop It’ Director - Janis Lesinskis Courtesy of Janis Lesinskis Boys Next Door - ‘Shivers’ Director - Paul Goldman Courtesy of Paul Goldman INXS Live Footage Director - Richard Lowenstein Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd FDC ’83 Party Architecture & Fashion ’84 Director - Simon Burton Courtesy of Robert Buckingham, Simon Burton & The Fashion Design Council Collection, RMIT Design Archives, RMIT University John Murphy Interview Camera - Julian Percy Interviewer - Jon Evans Crystal Ballroom Photographic Portraits by Tanya McIntyre Photographs Courtesy of Jurgis Maleckas Tanya McIntyre Tim McLaughlan Lynn-Maree Milburn Additional Photographs Courtesy of Peter Nelson Bruce Butler Alannah Hill Denise Hilton James Buck Janis Lesinskis Rob Wellington Bruce Milne National Film & Sound Archive Fliers, Posters & Graphics Dolores San Miguel, Tim McLaughlan & Tanya McIntyre Archival Film Research Michelle Carey Additional Archival Research Rob Wellington Archivist Kim Beissel ABC Library Sales ABC Archivist Simon Kain Clearances Virginia Whitwell Additional Research Emily Ryan B&W Negative & Transparency Scanning Hayley Williams, Port Pics Digital Scanning & Restoration Fergus Halley - Complete Post DVD Narration Sound Engineer Simon Poole Sound Design Rob McKenzie Mixing Facility Soundfirm Online Editor & Colourist Marcus Smith Online & Grading Facility Bluepost Legals Shaun Miller, Marshalls & Dent Special Thanks To Max Robenstone, Michelle Carey, Ollie Olsen, Rowland S. Howard, Rob Wellington, Angela Howard, Paul Goldman, Craig Kamber, Bryce Menzies, Nick Moore, Richard Moore, Sally Hussey, Harriet Edquist, Kaye Ashton, Sue Ryan, RMIT Design Archive, Jess Robson, Jeff Harrison, Umbrella Entertainment, Jeff Jaffers, Michelle Fillery, Juliana Chin, Fergus Halley, Amiel Courtin-Wilson, National Film & Sound Archive, Complete Post, Glenys Rowe, Clinton Walker, Robyn Kershaw, Tatts Bishop, Sophie Edelstein, Andrea Distefano, Fred Schepisi, Robert Le Tet, Dennis Wright, John Kearney, Tim McLaughlan, Bruce Butler, Tony Stevens, Michael Agar, Chris Murray, Popcorn Taxi, Jill Bilcock, Haiha Le, Dana Miltins, Haley Gillies, Digital Pictures, Natalie Miller, Barry Peak, Sue Murray, Domenico Procacci, Fandango Australia, Siena Stone, Lynn-Maree Milburn, Andrew de Groot, & Duyen Ho SONGS Leap for Lunch Performed by The Ears Courtesy of Sam Sejavka Written by Sejavka/Lewis ‘Golf Course’ Performed by Michael Hutchence Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Performed by The Ears Courtesy of Tim McLaughlan Written by Sejavka/Lewis ‘Dogs in Space’ Performed by Michael Hutchence Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Written by Sejavka/Lewis ‘Cult of Simplicity’ Performed by Equal Local Written by Philip Jackson Courtesy of Sue Davies & Tony Stevens ‘We are Different’ Performed by Jab Written by Bohdan Kubiakowski Courtesy of Linda Baron & Kim Beisell ‘Win-Lose’ Performed by Whirlywirld Courtesy of Linda Baron & Kim Beisell Performed by Whirlywhirld Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Written by Ollie Olsen ’Shivers’ Performed by The Young Charlatans Courtesy of Rowland S. Howard & Ollie Olsen Performed by The Boys Next Door (Howard Vocal) Courtesy of Linda Baron & Kim Beisell Performed by The Boys Next Door (Cave Vocal) Courtesy of Warner Music Australia Pty Ltd Performed by Marie Hoy & Friends Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Written by Rowland S. Howard ‘I Can’t Stop It’ Performed by The Primitive Calculators Courtesy of The Primitive Calculators Written by The Primitive Calculators ‘Ugly Pumping Muscle’ Performed by The Primitive Calculators Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd Written by The Primitive Calculators ‘Diseases’ Thrush and the Cunts Written by Thrush and the Cunts Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd ‘Skullbrains’ Performed by Too Fat to Fit Through the Door Written by Marcus Bergner & Marie Hoy Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd ‘Rock’ Performed by Written by Phillip Brophy Courtesy of Phillip Brophy ‘Muzac’ Performed by Written by Phillip Brophy Courtesy of Phillip Brophy ‘The Voice’ Performed by The Boys Next Door Written by Nick Cave Courtesy of Linda Baron & Kim Beisell ‘Rooms for the Memory’ Performed by Michael Hutchence Written by Ollie Olsen Courtesy of RML Productions Pty Ltd ‘Window to the World’ Performed by Whirlywirld Written by Ollie Olsen Courtesy of Ollie Olsen A Ghost Pictures Production www.ghostfilm.net © Copyright 2009 RML Productions Pty. Ltd. .
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