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JM Agency : 3/17 Martin Street, St. Kilda VIC 3182, Australia ph: +61 3 9534 1600 [email protected] DEAN KIRKRIGHT FEATURE FILMS: Production: Role: Director: Company: 2014 Charlie’s Farm Jason Chris Sun Slaughter FX William Kelly’s War Will Kenniff Geoff Davis Experience The Knowing Daley Simone Albano ETK Productions 2013 Newman Newman Long Cheng Picnic Const. Charles Boring ICYPANTS Films 2012 Blood Hunt Dean Sam Curtin 2011 Just The Way It Is Troy Rod Alday Dela Films A Dusty Town Bobby Richard Michalak Killervission Preston Dale Trott 21 Black Ent. 6 Plots Macka Leigh Sheehan Producer, John Chase TELEVISION/DOCUMENTARIES: 2015 Dr Blake Mysteries, series 4 Tom O’Reilly Fiona Banks January Productions 2014 Sunday Night: The Power of Ten, doco Henry Zalapa Sunday Night CH 7 2013 Offspring Jonah Southern Star Ent. 2011 Neighbours Cameron Kenihan Various Fremantle Media 2010 In IT James Hutton John Orcsik 2009 The Boy’s Place Shamus, lead Work in Progress Films 2008 Home & Away Ted, guest Peter Phelps CH 7 Blue Water High Grant Fabier, guest Chris Martin Jones Southern Star ABC 2005 Blue Heelers Gary Harmes, support Martin Sacks CH 7 JM Agency 1 Dean Kirkright pg 2/2: SHORTS: Selection includes: 2013 Lost in the Dark Nathan, Nominated for Best Picture. Hollywood The Snap Factory Det. Dean McKenzie Shilling Entertainment 2012 The Next Day Ronan Shilling Entertainment *Interrogator Lead Max Segal CH 7 *Nominated Best Actor; 24/7 Film Festival Finalist; Winner – Best Film Choice 2007 *Cannibal Suburbia Mark Atlas, Lead Jean Luc Syndikas *Nominated Best Actor; Winner Best Film – MUFF COMMERCIALS: Various, list on request TRAINING: Thea McLeod – Audition Workshop Peter Sardi – Acting for Camera David Corey Singing for Actors Howard Fine Masterclass Paul O’Brien, The Actors Nest – Advanced Actors Screentest JM Agency 2 .

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1 Dear Senators, My Name Is Jane Longhurst
The Legal and Constitutional References Committee – Impact of the 2014 and 2015 Commonwealth Budget Decisions on the Arts Dear Senators, My name is Jane Longhurst; I am 49 years old and an established, professional actor of twenty-five years standing based in Hobart, Tasmania. Since graduating from Victorian College of the Arts I have performed in some of Australia’s best loved television series (including Blue Heelers, GP, Janus, A Country Practice) and have worked with some of our iconic performing arts companies such as HotHouse Theatre and Flying Fruit Fly Circus both based in Albury Wodonga. I have performed Shakespeare outdoors, create original performance work, work as a voice artist and help develop dozens of new Australian plays. In short, I’m a jobbing actor in Australia. I write to express my outrage and astonishment at the recent appropriation of $104.8 million from the Australia Council budget to establish a new arts funding program to be administered at the discretion of the Minister for the Arts, Senator George Brandis. My outrage is based on the lack of sector consultation that preceded this decision; my astonishment is that yet again, the arts community is being forced to justify its existence and squabble over further depleted funds through the Australia Council. My letter will address the Terms of Reference: (a) the impact of the 2014-2015 Commonwealth Budget decisions on the arts with particular focus on: (A) the small to medium sector and (B) individual artists. As reported recently (www.crikey.com.au, 15 June 2015), ‘…the proposed funding cuts to the Australia Council announced in the May budget equate to 28% of the federal arts funding body’s discretionary funding’.
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