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EDITABLE FOOD FILM CATERING m. 0410 507 534 t. 03 9808 5885 f. 03 9808 2263 e. [email protected] CREDITS: Film & Television / Drama: WINNERS AND LOSERES SERIES 3 Seven Network Operations LTD T.V Series Line Producer: Chris Page March 2014- April 2014 TIME OF OUR LIVES SERIES 2 Time Productions T.V Series Production Manager: Jenny Barty January 2014-February 2014 CUT SNAKE Cut Snake Productions Feature Film Line Producer: James Grandison November 2013-December 2013 HOUSE HUSBANDS 2 Playmaker1 SPV T.V Series Line Producer: Esther Rodewald April 2013-June 2013 OFFSPRING 4 Southern Star Productions T.V Series Line Producer: Peter Muston February 2013-March 2013 WINNERS & LOSERS SERIES 3 Seven Network T.V Series Line Producer: Chris Page January 2013-February 2013 MR & MRS MURDER Freemantle media Australia Pty Ltd T.V Series Producer: Andy Walker October 2012-December 2012 PAPER GIANTS 2-MAGAZINE WARS Southern Star Productions T.V Series Assoc Producer: Jane Lindsay August 2012-September2012 THE HUNTER Brown Cab Productions Short Film Prod Manager: Pauline Clague May 2012 PLEASE LIKE ME Please Like Me Productions T.V Series Line Producer: Annie Flynn March 2012-April 2012 Bookings. Freelancers Promotions 613 9682 2722 Film & Television / Drama cont: OFFSPRING 3 – 2 ND UNIT Southern Star Productions T.V Series Line Producer: Ross Allsop February 2012-March 2012 WINNERS AND LOSERS Series 2 Seven Network Ltd T.V Series Line Producer: Amanda Crittenden November 2011-January 2012 LOWDOWN Series 2 Highwire Films T.V Series Production Manager: Naomi Mulholland September 2011-Novemeber 2011 LAID Series 2 Porchlight Films T.V Series Line Producer: Andy Walker August 2011-September 2011 RUSH IV Southern Star Productions T.V Series Line Producer: Ross Allsop July 2011-August 2011 THE SLAP Matchbox Pictures Pty Ltd Eight Part Drama Line Producer: Louisa Kors March 2011-April 2011 WOODLEY Woodley Series One Pty Ltd T.V Series Producer: Andy Walker/Frank Woodley January 2011-March 2011 JUDITH LUCY’S SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE JLSJ Productions Pty Ltd T.V Series Producer: Andy Walker November 2010-December 2010 WINNERS AND LOSERS Seven Network T.V Series Line Producer: Lesley Parker October 2010-November 2010 25 Pty Ltd Feature Film Working Dog Productions October 2010- November 2010 Producer: Debra Herman BED OF ROSES Series 3 Southern Star Productions T.V Series for the ABC Producer: Steve Luby April 2010-September 2010 CITY HOMICIDE Seven Network T.V Series Production Manager: Anna Molyneaux April 2010-June 2010 CITY HOMICIDE Seven Network T.V Series Production Manager: Anna Molyneaux October 2009-December 2009 REO MURRAY – EDITABLE FOOD CV. April 2011 2 Film & Television / Drama cont: DEAD NORMAL Burberry Productions Childrens T.V Series Production Manager: James Grigson September-October 2009 HAWKE Hawke I Productions T.V Series Production Manager: Naomi Cleaver August-September 2009 RED HILL Red Hill Films Feature Film Producer: Al Clarke July-August 2009 LOVE AND MORTAR Love and Mortar productions Feature Film Production Manager: Chris Page June 2009 CITY HOMICIDE Series 3 Seven Network TV Series Production Manager: Anna Molyneaux May-June 2009 KIN Kin Films Feature film Production Manager April-June 2009 BED OF ROSES Series 2 Southern Star Productions Television Series for the ABC Producer: Steve Luby January –March 2009 TRIPLE ZERO HEROES Fremantle Media TV Series Production Manager: Sandi Austin January and March 2009 BED OF ROSES Series 2 Southern Star Productions Television Series for the ABC Producer: Steve Luby November – December 2008 CITY HOMICIDE Series 2 Seven Network TV Series Production Manager: Amanda Crittenden August – October 2008 DIRT GAMES ABC TV Drama TV Series Esther Rosewald, Production Manager July – August 2008 AS THE BELL RINGS II Fremantle Media Childrens TV Series Production Manager: Sandi Austin June – July 2008 CITY HOMICIDE Series 2 Seven Network TV Series Production Manager: Amanda Crittenden March – May 2008 BED OF ROSES Series 1 Southern Star Productions Television Series for the ABC Producer: Steve Luby October 2007 – December 2007 REO MURRAY – EDITABLE FOOD CV. April 2011 3 Film & Television / Drama cont: PLAYING FOR CHARLIE Queen Ant Films Pty Ltd Feature Film Producer: Franziska Wagenfeld August – September 2007 AS THE BELL RINGS Fremantle Media Childrens TV Series for Disney Channel Producer: Sara Horn June – July 2007 BUSES AND TRAINS Buses and Trains Productions Pty Ltd Short Film Producer: John Sandow May 2007 CITY HOMICIDE Channel 7 TV Series Production Manager: Amanda Crittenden April – May 2007 WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Maurice International Aka “MORE RICE” Main Unit Unit Production Manager: Catherine Bishop Feature Film December 2006 WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Maurice International Aka “MORE RICE” 2 nd Unit 2nd Unit Production Manager: Lesley Parker Feature Film September – November 2006 BASTARD BOYS Flying Cabbage Productions Mini Series for the ABC Associate Producer: Louisa Kors July - September 2006 SECRETARY Southern Star Productions Pilot for TV Series Producer: Sue Edwards June 2006 HOME SONG STORIES Home Song Productions Feature Production Manager: Libby Sharpe Additional Days June 2006 FLOATING BROTHEL Essential Viewing Docu-Drama for the ABC Producer: Lavinia Riachi May 2005 GHOST RIDER – “T UNIT” Vengeance Productions Pty Ltd Feature Film April/May 2005 BOOK OF REVELATION Wildheart Zizani Pty Ltd Feature Film Producer: Al Clarke April 2005 LAST MAN STANDING Burberry Productions Pty Ltd Pilot Producer: Ewan Burnett March 2004 Line Producer: Sue Edwards REO MURRAY – EDITABLE FOOD CV. April 2011 4 Film & Television / Drama cont: CRACKER BAG Exit Films Pty Ltd Short Film Producer: Jane Liscombe October 2002 Line Producer: Bianca Martino AFTER THE DELUGE CoxKnight Productions Pty Ltd Telemovie Production Manager: Yvonne Collins July - August 2002 GUINEVERE JONES Crawford Productions Pty Ltd Childrens TV Series Production Manager: Helen Boicovitis April - June 2002 STINGERS 5 Stingers 5 Pty Ltd Television Series Production Manager: Ross Allsop January - April 2002 CRACKER JACK Molloy Boy Productions Pty Ltd Feature Film Production Manager: Magnus Mansie November - December 2001 BLOOD & GUTS Wildheart Films Pty Ltd Feature Film Production Manager: Yvonne Collins August - Sept 2001 CHASING RABBITS Springfield Consultants Short Film Production Manager: Melissa Thurgood March 2001 HORACE & TINA Jonathan M Shiff Developments Children's Series Production Manager: Jenny Tosi November - December 2000 CHUCK FINN Barron Television Children's Television Series Production Manager: Magnus Mansie July 2000 - October 2000 TILL HUMAN VOICES WAKE US DND Films Feature Film Production Manager: Lucy Maclaren May 2000 - June 2000 WEE JIMMY SBS Telemovie Production Manager: Katie McPhee March 2000 REO MURRAY – EDITABLE FOOD CV. April 2011 5 Television Commercials: 2009 Radio Film – Asiana Airlines SOS Film Production – Pedder The Guild – Boost Juice, Isuzu Exsquare Film – SK Telecom Directors Group – VicRoads Exit Films – Nintendo Revolver - AFL 2008 Exit Films – Nestle, National Foods, RSPCA, McCain, Myer, Nintendo, Schweppes, Strongbow The Pound – APIA Adonis Films – Good Guys Zoom Film – Specsavers Complete Post – Complete Post Film Construction - Medibank 2007 The Pound – Kelloggs LCM’s, Foxtel, Pura Light Start, Spirit of Tasi The Guild – Astra Sports Range, AquaSave Bucket Exit – Black Balloons, Sony Ericsson, Metamucil, Kleenex, Nintendo, IGA Maximus Films – Tru Energy Fiction – Inspirations, 0800/1800 Reverse, Side By Side - Coles Resolution Independent – Baker Street Bundy Agency – Alzhiemers Ghost – Dine Kamen Bros . – “Truck” Music video Prime Cuts – Harihouse Warehouse Base Camp Productions – TNGT Spirit Films – Holden Flinders Lane – Jetstar Luscious – Aust. Govt. Super 9MM – Bega Goodoil Films – Lifestyle Channel Zoom Film and Television – Holden Stickers Here Films – Fonterra Brands 2006 Prodigy Films – Austereo Exit Films – Just Jeans, Ninemsn, Tourism Victoria, Host Plus Radical Media – Worksafe Ghost Pictures – Target, Target Mothers Day, McCain Flashpoint Films – Mitsubishi Japan Revolver Film – Honda Australia Here Films – NAB AFL, CBA Silverscreen Productions – Lunesta The Guild – Red Energy Zealot Films – McCain Pound Productions – Toyota AFL Caravan Pictures – Flora Loaded Films – Myer Mothers Day Cunningham Maguire – APIA Melodrama Pictures – Fletcher Jones Plush Films – Mitre 10, Ford Territory 8 Commercials – Heinz Aht Works – Isuzu D Max Honey - Holden REO MURRAY – EDITABLE FOOD CV. April 2011 6 Television Commercials cont: 2005 Flashpoint Films – Diahatsu Boon, Fujiya Country Ma’am Prodigy Films – ANZ, Yellow Pages, McCain Food, Cadbury Narnia Silverscreen Productions – Tattersalls, Taylor’s Exit Films – Target, Origin Energy, Goldfields Tourism, Jeans West, The Economist, Tourism Australia, Bega, Chrysler Jeep, Metamucil, BMW X5, Host Plus, Arnotts, Cadbury Schweppes, Transurban, Mitre 10, Highpoint, Fantastic Noodles, Just Car Insurance, Fantastic Soho Dips, Kirin Ichiban, Connex, Jeep, My Career RIP Productions – FPV Plush Films – Beaurepairs, Myer Snowfall, Aust Womens Weekly, McCain Renegade Films – Rock Quizz, Realestate.com, City of Melbourne, Mars, Kmart, Crazy Johns Pound Productions – McCain, Masterfoods, Berri Aust Fresh Affinity Films – TNT A Splash of Red – K Mart Great Films – Primus, Mazda, Australia Post, Mercedes Benz M Class Zealot – Tattersalls, Vic Workcover, K Mart Tyre & Auto, Capt’n Snooze Republic Films - Cabots, Betty Crocker Here Films – Repco, Heinz,
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