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Joanne Donahoe-Beckwith DOP/Camera Operator CV !1 ! ABN 13 074 384 133 JOANNE DONAHOE-BECKWITH DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERA OPERATOR VIMEO SITE https://vimeo.com/user6075584 WEB SITE www.joannedonahoebeckwith.com.au AGENT Freelancers Promotions Phone +61 3 96822722 Phone +61 414 741 548 Email [email protected] TELEVISION SERIES/SPECIALS 2016 THE BIG DISEASE - DOP MAIN UNIT - ONAIR MID 2017 Series 1 , 3 x Episodes - Documentary Series Production: CJZ Cordel Jigsaw in association with SBS and Screen Australia Series Producer: Bruce Permezel Producers: Esther Coleman-Hawkins & Tamara Bodenham HOMELESS (woking title) - DOP MAIN UNIT - ONAIR 2017 Series 1 , 3 x Episodes - Documentary Series Production: Blackfella Films in association with SBS and Screen Australia Producer: Darren Dale Series Producer: Jacob Hickey Series Director: Cian O'Clery LITTLE ACORNS - DOP MAIN UNIT Web Series 1, 9 x Episodes - Comedy Production: Pocket TV Pty Ltd in association with Guilty and Screen Australia Producer: Eyvonne Carfora Associate Producer: Genevieve Morris & Rachel Griffiths Directors: Trudy Hellier, Maria Theodorakis, Chris Benz FIRST CONTACT - DOP MAIN UNIT with Justin Brickle & Simeon Bryan Series 2 , 3 x Episodes - Documentary Series Production: Blackfella Films in association with SBS and Screen Australia Producer: Darren Dale Series Producer: Jacob Hickey Directors: Bruce Permezel & David Grusovin DADVICE - DOP MAIN UNIT Web Series 1, 4 x Episodes for Beyond Blue Production Company: Stand Up Productions in association with J. WALTER THOMPSON Producer: Dave Dellar Director: Nick Musgrove MOLLY COUNTING DOWN THE HITS - DOP MAIN UNIT 1 x 90min TV Special Production Company: Mushroom Pictures M4 Entertainment in association with Channel 7 ProducerS: Richard Kelly & Dean McLean 2015 MOLLY ‘THE REAL THING’ TRIBUTE SPECIAL - DOP MAIN UNIT 1 X 90MIN TV SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY Production Company: Mushroom Pictures M4 Entertainment in association with Channel 7 Producer: John Molloy Producer/Director: Paige McGinley LUKE WARM SEX - DOP MAIN UNIT Series 1, 6 x TV half Hour Comedy/Documentary Production Company: Northern Pictures in association with ABCTV Director: Hayden Guppy BLEAK - DOP MAIN UNIT - ON AIR 2016 1 x TV half Hour Production Company: Princess Pictures in association with ABCTV Director: Kate McCartney RONNY CHEUNG INTERNATIONAL STUDENT - B CAMERA OPERATOR/ 2nd UNIT DOP 1 x TV half Hour Comedy Production Company: Stickey Pictures in association with ABCTV Director: Jonathon Brough DOP: Dave Cameron ACS !2 UTOPIA - DOP MAIN UNIT . DIRECTOR/DOP 2ND UNIT Series 2, 8 x TV half Hour Comedy Production Company: Working Dog Director: Rob Sitch SAMMY J & RANDY IN RICKETTS LANE - B CAMERA OPERATOR /2nd UNIT DOP Series 1, 6 x TV half Hour Comedy Production Company: Stickey Pictures in association with ABCTV Director: Jonathon Brough DOP: Dave Cameron ACS OPEN SLATHER - ADD DOP MAIN UNIT/ CAMERA OPERATOR/ADDITIONAL 2nd UNIT DOP 20 x TV Hour Comedy Production Company: Princess Pictures in association with ABCTV Producer: Paul Walton Directors: Natalie Bailey, Iain Pirret, Tom Salisbury, Nathan Croft 2014 UTOPIA - DOP MAIN UNIT Series 1 Comedy Production Company: Working Dog Director: Rob Sitch IT’S A DATE - DOP MAIN UNIT Series 2 Production Company: Princess Pictures in association with ABCTV Directors: Erin White, Jonathon Brough & Peter Helliar Series Producer: Paul Walton JUDITH LUCY IS ALL WOMAN - B CAMERA OPERATOR, 2ND UNIT DOP Series 1 Comedy/Documentary Production Company: JLIAW Productions Pty Ltd in association with ABCTV Director: Anna Bateman HEAD FIRST - ADDITIONAL DOP MAIN UNIT Series 2 Documentary Production Company: Head First Productions Pty Ltd in association with ABCTV Producer: John Molly Director: Sabour Bradley UNSUSNG HOLLYWOOD - DIRECTOR/ DOP AUSTRALIAN UNIT US TV Series - Documentary Season 3 Episode 3 Carwash Production Company: Unsung Productions US Producer: Lawrence Givens III 2013 YOU’RE SKITTING ME - ADDITIONAL 2ND UNIT DOP Series 2 Production Company: Jigsaw Entertainment Pty Ltd Directors: David Swan & David Cartel Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS HELL - DOP LOCATION UNIT Series 2 Production Company: ITVMedia (Formerly Granada Media) in association with ABCTV Director: Bradley Howard IT’S A DATE - DOP MAIN UNIT Series 1 Production Company: Princess Pictures in association with ABCTV Directors: Jonathon Brough & Peter Helliar Series Producer: Paul Walton 2012 Shaun Micallef’s MAD AS HELL - DOP LOCATION UNIT Series 1 Production Company: Granada Media in association with ABCTV Director: Bradley Howard KANE & DISABLED - DOP MAIN UNIT Production Company: Two Wolves Productions in association with ABCTV Directors: John Origlasso & Adam White MYF WARHURSTS ‘NICE’ - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: That’s Nice Productions Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Aaron Smith !3 2011 & Pre OUTLAND - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: Princess Pictures Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Kevin Carlin A QUIET WORD WITH... TONY MARTIN - DOP MAIN UNIT. DIRECTOR/DOP 5 EPISODES Production company: International Skylarking Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Annie Maver, Joanne Donahoe-Beckwith THE LIBRARIANS SERIES 2 - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: Gristmill Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Wayne Hope, SATISFACTION SERIES 3 – additional 2nd Unit LOCATION Production company: Satisfaction Productions Pty Ltd In Association with the Showtime Australia Producer: Roger Simpson, Andrew Walker THANK GOD YOU’RE HERE – additional 2nd Unit LOCATION Production company: TGYH Pty Ltd In Association with the Seven Network Director: Rob Sitch NEWSTOPIA SERIES 3 - DOP LOCATION UNIT Production company: Fremantle Media Australia in association with SBS TV Producer/Director: Bradley Howard VERY SMALL BUSINESS SERIES I - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: World Wide Business Group Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Daina Reid NEWSTOPIA SERIES 2 - DOP LOCATION UNIT Production company: Fremantle Media Australia in association with SBS TV Producer/Director: Bradley Howard NEWSTOPIA SERIES I - DOP LOCATION & GREEN SCREEN Production company: Fremantle Media Australia in association with SBS TV Producer/Director: Kevin Carlin THE LIBRARIANS SERIES I - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: Gristmill Pty Ltd in association with ABC TV Director: Wayne Hope, THANK GOD YOU’RE HERE – DOP LOCATION UNIT Production company: TGYH Pty Ltd In Association with the Ten Network THE WEDGE SERIES 2 - DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: Cornerbox Productions in association with Network 10 Director: Kevin Carlin, THE WEDGE SERIES I - DOP SECOND UNIT 2006 Production company: Cornerbox Productions in association with Network 10 Directors: Kevin Carlin, Katrina Mathers, Ian McFadyen STORIES FROM THE GOLF – DOP MAIN UNIT Production company: Gristmill Pty Ltd in association with SBS TV Directors: Wayne Hope & Robyn Butler RUSSLE COYTE’S ALL AUSSIE ADVENTURES – (segments) Production company: Working Dog P/L In Association with the Ten Network Director: Tom Gleissner A RIVER SOMEWHERE SERIES 2 – DOP (Australia, U.S, India, Bhutan, Belize) Production company: Working Dog P/L In Association With ABC TV. Directors: Rob Sitch & Tom Gleissner FRONTLINE SERIES 3 – Production company: Working Dog P/L In Association With ABC TV. Directors: Rob Sitch, Santo Cilaro & Jane Kennedy A RIVER SOMEWHERE – DOP (Australia, New Zealand, U.S, Venezuela, England, Scotland, Italy) Production company: Frontline Television Productions In Association With ABC TV. Directors: Rob Sitch & Tom Gleissner FRONTLINE SERIES 2 – Production company: Frontline Television Productions In Association With ABC TV. Directors: Rob Sitch, Santo Cilaro & Jane Kennedy FRONTLINE SERIES I – Production company: Frontline Television Productions In Association With ABC TV. Directors: Rob Sitch, Santo Cilaro & Jane Kennedy !4 FEATURE FILMS - Cinema 2016 RIDE LIKE A GIRL - PRESHOOT (MAIN PRODUCTION 2017) C Camera Production Company: The Film Company Pty Ltd Producer: Richard Keddie Director: Rachel Griffiths DOP: Martin McGrath 2014 UP HERE (STILL IN POST PRODUCTION) - DOP Main Unit Production Company: Y Project Director: Paul Malek Pre 2014 BOYTOWN (Second Unit & EPK) Production company: Boom Pictures Director: Kevin Carlin Main Unit DOP: Mark Wareham ACS THE DISH (Video Split & EPK) Production company: The Dish Films Director: Rob Sitch Main Unit DOP: Graeme Wood THE CASTLE ( Camera Assistant & Additional Camera) Production company: Working Dog Pty Ltd Director: Rob Sitch Main Unit DOP: Miriana Marusic Holidays on the Yarra River ( Camera Attachment) – Production company: Jungle Pictures Pty Ltd Jungle Pictures Pty Ltd Director: Leo Berkeley Main Unit DOP: Brendan Lavelle FEATURE FILMS - DVD BOYTOWN MOCUMENTARY Production company: Boom Pictures Director: Tony Martin SHORT FILMS (SELECTED) ONE NIGHT STAND Producter: Paula Salini Director: Nicki Arnold CHRISTMAS CLAY Production Company: Federation Films Director: Peter Heliar THE URGE Production Company: Federation Films Director: Michael Graves MANOEL – 2002 AWARD– Showcase short film festival Florida USA 2003 “BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM” Production Company: Behind The Screen Pty Ltd Director: Luis Da Silva DISAPPEARED Production Company: Halcyon Films Pty Ltd Funded AFC experimental digital fund Director: Cathy Johnstone ONE OFF DOCUMENTARIES (SELECTED) 2016 DEFIANT LIVES – KEY INTERVIEW DOP Production company: Fertile Films in Association with Screen Australia Producer: Liz Burke Producer/Director: Sarah Barton Associate Producer: Robert Murphy Pre 2016 ‘BOOBY TRAP’
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