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Martin Pashley MARTIN PASHLEY Location Sound Recordist 7 Marinella Street Manly Vale NSW 2093 Mob: 61 418 972 678 (0418 972 678) Email: [email protected] SELECTED CREDITS OVER 40 YEARS FEATURE FILMS/SHORT FILMS n SHARK – (2019) Short film, Blue Tongue Films, Director: Nash Edgerton – Principal sound recordist. n BACK OF THE NET – Feature 2019 – Sound recordist. Producer: Steve Jaggi; Director: Louise Alston; DOP: Emilio Abbonizio. n ALIEN COVENANT - Feature 2017 – 2nd unit/Splinter unit. Sound recordist/boom operator. DOP Darius Wolski; 1st AD Drew Bailey. n HACKSAW RIDGE - US/Australian feature (2015) 2nd unit sound. Director: Mel Gibson/Mick Rogers, Unit PM: Barbara Gibbs. Acadamy Award Sound. n GODS OF EGYPT - – US/Australian feature (2014) 2nd unit sound. Director: Alex Proyas, Unit PM: Jennifer Cornwall n ENTAILMENT – 2014 Short Film- Director Cameron Smeal n MARKERS – 2014 Short Film n MATRIX II and III - US Feature - Full time 2nd Unit recordist 2001/02. Directors: Wachowski Bros/Kimble Rendall; AP: Vicki Popplewell; PM: Paul Randford; 1st AD: Toby Pease; DPs: Bill Pope/Ross Emery. n I MOM – 2011 – Short Film – Diretor Ariel Martin n BARS AND TONE – 2009 Short Film. Diretor Ariel Martin n HAPPY FEET (2007) – Director- George Miller – Feature -tap dance recording sessions. n DYNASTY, BEHIND THE SCENES – US MOW 2004 Village Roadshow (Principal Recordist) Director, Matt Miller Producer,Randy Sutter DOP John Stokes UPM, Irene Dobson. n WOLVERINE US/Australia Feature – relief boom swing 2008. n MILAREPA, A WOMAN’S REVENGE – Tibetan Feature (Shot in India) 2003 (Principal Recordist) - Shining Moon Productions Dir, Chokling Rinpoche Prod, Raymond Steiner DOP, Paul Warren. n THREE STOOGES – ICON/Storyline Entertainment/ABC Television 2000 (Principal Recordist). Director: Jim Frawley; PM: Catherine Bishop; 1st AD: Bob Donaldson; DP: Rob Draper. n BOOTMEN – Feature – 2000 Main Unit Pickups. n WHEN GOOD GHOULS GO BAD – US Tele Feature – Fox – 2000 (Principal Recordist) Director: Patrick Johnson; PM: Helen Panckhurst; 1st AD: Claire Richardson; DP: Brian Breheny. n INVINCIBLES – US Tele Feature (Principal Recordist) – ICON International – 2001. Director: Jefery Levy; PM: Anne Bruning; 1st AD: Liz Tan; DP: John Stokes. n THE JUNCTION BOYS – US Tele Feature – Fox Prods (Principal Recordist) 2002. Director: Mike Robe; PM: Sandra Alexander; 1st AD: Philip Hearnshaw; DP: Ian Jones. n NATALIE WOOD: HOLLYWOOD’S LOST CHILD – US Tele Feature 2003 – Cyprus Point Productions/Von Zerneck Sertner Films (Principal Recordist) 2002. Director: Peter Bogdanovich; Line Producer: Vicki Popplewell, 1st AD: Toby Pease, PM: Paul Randford, DP: John Stokes ACS n THE FLOOD HOUSE – Eidolon Pty. Limited/SBS 2003 (Principal Recordist) – Director Miro Bilbrough, DOP Kim Batterham, PM Lisa Scott n NOWHERE TO LAND – Turner Broadcasting Systems – Movie of the Week 1999 (Principal Recordist). Director: Armand Mastroianni; PM: Irene Dobson; 1st AD:Carl Lawrence Ludwig; DP: Nino Martinetti. n SUBTERRANO – Feature – Becker Films (Principal Recordist) – 2000. Director: Esben Storm; PM: Jane Sullivan; 1st AD: Chris Webb; DP: Graeme Wood. TELEVISION § BUMP (2020/2021) – STAN Orginal TV Drama Series. Producers: Claudia Karvan, John Edwards and Daniel Edwards; Line Producer Biatta Czerkies; DOP: Gary Phillips – Principal Sound Recordist. § THE COMMONS (2019/2020) – Drama Series. Directors: Jeffrey Walker and Jennifer Leacey; Line Producer: Ross Allsop; DOP Earle Dresner; Second unit sound recordist. § LES NORTON (2019) – ABC Drama series. Line producer: Scott Hartley; Directors: Fadia Aboud and David Caesar; DOP Martin McGrath. Second Unit Sound Recordist. § CHOSEN (2017) – Telemovie - Production Co.: Playmaker – Principal Sound Recordist § OLD SCHOOL (2013) ABC Drama 8x 1 hour – Principal sound recordist § A PLACE TO CALL HOME (2012) Seven Network Eps.9-13 2 Principal sound recordist § GRAND DESIGNS (2011/12) Freemantle Productions § MY KITCHEN RULES (2011) § AUSTRALIA’S GOT TALENT (2011/12) Freemantle Productions § ME AND MY MONSTERS (2010) – Series I Principal sound, last 8 episodes § B430 (2009/10) Series II - 8 x ½ hour Channel V/Foxtel – Youth/music travel show § THE JESTERS (2009/2010) - Series I & II Foxtel 8 x ½ hour comedy series – Director Angus Fitzsimmons & Kimble Rendall, PM Barbara Gibbs, DP Hugh Miller & Roger Lanser. § ALL SAINTS – (2009) Relief main unit sound recordist § PACKED TO THE RAFTERS – (2009) 2nd unit pickups sound recordist. § RESCUE SPECIAL OPS (2009 & 2010)– Relief main unit sound recordist § MY FIRST GIG (2008/9) – Channel V/Foxtel Music and interview program with Jimmy Barnes § B430 (2008/9) Series I - 8 x ½ hour Channel V/Foxtel – Youth/music travel show § INFAMOUS VICTORY - BEN CHIFLEY’S BATTLE FOR COAL – Film Australia/ABC TV 2008 Dramatised documentary – Director - Geoff Burton. § FIND MY FAMILY – Channel 7 Network 2008 § THE ONE – Channel 7 Network 2008. § TWO TWISTED- 14 x ½ Hour Drama. Producer – Bryan Brown 2006. 16mm. DP – Jeff Hall. § ALWAYS GREENER – Drama Series – 7 Network. (Pilot /1st series) § WATER RATS - Drama series Quicksilver Productions (2.5 years) DPs: Ian Jones and Lou Irving. § ALL SAINTS – Relief recording main unit 2006/8 § BLABBERMOUTHS – Tappestry Films – US Children’s TV series § GREAT OUTDOORS – Lifestyle Series – Seven Network § NRG Weekly Surfing Series – Beyond International/Channel 10 § STREET STORIES – Series – Hoyts/Transmedia § E STREET – Audio Director – Drama Series, Westside Productions § CHANCES Dubbing Editor – Pilot – Beyond International § LAST WARHORSE – Senior Dubbing Editor/Engineer , Childrens’ Telemovie § LAND OF HOPE – Senior Dubbing Editor/Engineer – Mini Series, JNP Productions § FIVE MILE CREEK – Engineer – Series (30 eps), Disney. 3 § TELEVISION COMMERCIALS – Numerous spanning 30 years DOCUMENTARIES/SPORTS n GREAT MUSIC CITIES (2011/12) 8 Episole music history series – UK, USA, Australia – MusicMax/Foxtel n REVEALED – SYDNEY NEW YEARS EVE 2007/8 – IFA Films (Singapore)/Discovery Channel 2008 n TAMWORTH COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL – Foxtel TV Country Music Channel 1995 to 2008 n GYMPIE MUSTER 2005-2008 – Foxtel TV Country Music Channel. n B430 Music Travel Program – Channel [V] – 2008 UK/Denmark Roskilde Festival/Isle of Wight n SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS – Channel [V] Music documentary 2008 n WILDLIFE - Documentary Series – Beyond Productions – Recordist n ULTRASCIENCE – Documentary Series – Beyond Productions – Recordist n WHO WANTS A GOLDEN GUITAR – documentary – Vitascope Productions/ABC Television – Recordist n BEYOND 2000 – Documentary Series – Beyond Intrnational- Recordist n THE ART OF TRAVEL – Documentary Pilot – Apocalypse – Recordist n ADVENTURES OF THE QUEST – Beyond Productions – Wildlife series for Discovery Channel n STUNT SCHOOL – Action documentary for Granada/Yorkshire Television n CROCODILES & SNAKES – Big Red Film Services/Partridge Films n AUSTRALIANS AT WAR – ABC Television /Beyond Productions MUSIC n DEL SHANNON LIVE IN CONCERT – Senior Sound Recordist/Engineer/Multi Track – Documentary n RICHARD CLAPTON & FRIENDS IN CONCERT – Sound Design and Location Recordist. n LITTLE RIVER BAND LIVE AT EXPO – Documentary - Sound Recordist n INXS “ IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE” – Documentary – Sound Recordist 4 n SANTANA LIVE AT THE HORDERN – TV Concert Special – Multitrack Engineer n THIN LIZZY LIVE AT THE OPERA HOUSE – TV Concert Special – Multitrack Engineer n COLD CHISEL “SWINGSHIFT” – Live recording for album release – Multitrack Engineer n DURAN DURAN – Documentary – Sound Recordist n NEIL DIAMOND IN CONCERT – TV Special TCN 9 – Multitrack Engineer FULL TIME SOUND POSITIONS n ROYCE SMEAL FILM PRODUCTIONS/ECV 1975 to 1983. Sound Recordist/Senior Sound Engineer n CUSTOM VIDEO AUSTRALIA 1983 to 1986 Senior Sound Engineer n PRO-IMAGE/APOCALYPSE 1988 to 1990 Senior Sound Recordist 5 .
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