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S E A N W A L K E R [ 2020 - TOP TECHS MANAGEMENT ] [email protected] +61 (0) 412 305527 https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3254393/ BIO Working as a bilingual camera assistant in Tokyo segued into a decade of technician roles on large scale feature films including ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’, ‘Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation’, ‘Rogue One’ and ‘Solo – A Star Wars Story’. My ambition is to assist in the development of uniquely Australian stories and utilise my bilingual and international production background to support a new generation of productions punch above their weight. SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY Video Operator, Main Unit ——-———————————————— 2018 ‘SOLO - A Star Wars Story’ DIR: Ron Howard DP: Bradford Young ASC Video Operator ——-———————————————-——————— — 2017 ‘MARY MAGDALENE’ DIR: Garth Davis DP: Greig Fraser ASC, ACS Video Operator————————————————————————— 2017‘T2: TRAINSPOTTING 2’ DIR: Danny Boyle DP: Anthony Dod Mantle DFF, BSC, ASC Video Assistant, Main Unit —————————————————2016 ‘STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE’ DIR: Gareth Edwards DP: Greig Fraser ASC, ACS Video Operator, VFX UNIT ———————-———-———————————————2015 ‘SPECTRE’ DIR: Sam Mendes DP: Peter Talbot BSC Onset Video Assist, Main Unit—————————2014 ‘MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: ROGUE NATION’ DIR: Chris McQuarrie DP: Robert Elswit ASC Onset Video Assist, ————————————————————2012 ‘THE WOLVERINE’ DIR: David Leitch (2ND UNIT) DP: Brad Shield ACS Onset Video Assist, Main Unit —————————————————2012 ‘MAD MAX: FURY ROAD’ DIR: George Miller DP: John Seale ACS, ASC Onset Video Assist, Main Unit ——————————————————2011 ‘THE GREAT GATSBY’ DIR: Baz Luhrmann DP: Simon Duggan ACS EQUIPMENT Qtake HD x2 Module 1(w/ MD Quad), Digital Composite, Mix & Overlay FCP X Module 2, Edit & Sound Mixing, Resolve + Teradek Colr Duo x2 Pix 240i x2 TV Logic XVM-245W 24″ Monitors x2 SmallHD 1303HDR 27″ HP Dreamcolor x2 Small HD DP7 HB Directors Hand Held Ghosteye Wireless 300 TX x1 RX x2 Honda 2K Generator Van: Sprinter High Roof ADDITIONAL FILMOGRAPHY 2020 VIDEO OPERATOR ‘Blaze’ DIR: Del Barton, DP: Jeremy Rouse ACS 2018 DIT, ACTION UNIT ‘The Whistleblower’ DIR: Chris Anderson, DP: Mark Wareham ACS 2015 ONSET VIDEO/DIT ‘Florence Foster Jenkins’ DIR: Stephen Frears, DP: Danny Cohen BSC 2014 ONSET VIDEO/DIT ‘Legend’ DIR: Brian Helgeland, DP Dick Pope BSC TVC VTR OPERATOR: Sweet Shop ‘Comm Bank ’ DIR: Campbell Hooper VTR OPERATOR: Pool Production ‘TAB’ DIR: Ingvar Kenne VTR OPERATOR: Goodoil ‘Uber Eats France ’ DIR: Adam Stevens VTR OPERATOR: Velvet ‘Peters Connoisseur ’ DIR/DP: Jeffrey Darling VTR SUBHIRE: Goodoil ‘Lexus UX’ DIR: Joel Kefali, DP Germain McMicking VTR SUBHIRE: Goodoil ‘Jim Beam: I’m Eugene’ DIR: Adam Stevens, DP John Toon JAPAN BILINGUAL 2ND AC: Suntory Boss, DP: Mikia Takimoto - BILINGUAL 2ND AC: Intel, DP Mikia Takimoto BILINGUAL 2ND AC: Softbank Disney, DP: Pascal Lebegue .

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