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Naomi Enfield NAOMI ENFIELD 1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Contact: mobile: 0414 622 166 email: [email protected] Booking Agent: Top Technicians Management Ph: 99581611 email: [email protected] Television Commercials 1st Assistant Director - Selected Credits - 2005 - 2019 (in no particular order) Plaza Paul Middleditch ANZ Bank, Optus Samsung, Amazon, Rabbit Content Zoe McIntosh Australian Government Dave Wood TAB Natalie van den Dungen Pizza Hut Nick Reynolds LG, Hutchinson 3, Nissan, Optus, Toyota,Telstra Dan Mitchell Qantas Scoundrel Tim Bullock Reflex, Lotto (NZ), Gippsland Dairy Jessie McElroy VW Mike Daly Kia Carnival Lachlan Dickie MLA Peter Carstairs Aldi Jeff Low Aldi Jim Hosking Aldi Abe Forsythe Big W, St George Tom Noakes Momentum, Hotels.com, Foxtel, Owen Trevor Holden James Dive H&R Block, Difflam Dale Oates Ikea Photoplay Husein Alicajic Taubmans, Sanitarium, Best and Less, Thirteen and co Armand de Saint Salvy Kennards, Westpac Hungry Jacks x4 Kelloggs, Continental, Powerade, Pete Moore Best and Less Specsavers, Curash, McDonalds (x2) , Subaru, Lester Jones Telstra, Australian Ballet Freedom Foods, Pepsi, Target Babies, Collider Patrick Fileti Lexus, NRMA Scott Otto Anderson Dulux, Mazda 3, CBA, Sydney Film Festival, Damon Cameron Gut Foundation, Big W Hyundai, Ajax Ben Briand Qantas Gary John Local Agent Finder, CBA, Avocados, Vaalia, Exit Darren Ashton Mello Yello, Ikea, P&O, Pet Barn Phil Joanou (US) Toyota hybrid Joel Nordstrom Vegemite Mike Daly Invocare Armand De Saint Salvy Holden The Sweetshop Kathi Prosser KFC, OPSM Brendan Donovan NBN Vincent Jerome Unilever Jasmin Tarasin Close Up Mark Lever McDonalds Tom Noakes Avocados, Telstra, The Greens, Kia, OPSM, Revolver Celeste Geer CBA Max Factor, Bruce Hunt Clear Playtime Johnathan Chong Blackmores Tim Green Dollar Shave Club Finch Paola Morabito CBA Film Graphics Greme Burfoot Woolworths Dale Oates Blackmores Johnathan Nyquist McDonalds Alex Roberts Intel, Vodaphone, LG, Gobstopper Perry Westwood MLC, Smiths Crisps Alyssa McClelland Dairy Farmer Oasis Kriv Stenders HCF @radical Media Alex Roberts Art Vs Science, Plush Kriv Stenders Big W Gregor Jordan Sporting Bet Perry Westwood KFC, Glenn Fowler Pokerstars Geoff Brown KFC (x6) Patrick Hughes Honda Diana Leach Kelloggs (x3) Rosey Virgin money Damon Cameron St George Brilliant Films Luke Shanahan Budget Allen Koppe Madison Anthony Rose Taubmans, Trade Secrets, Big W, Bonds Kieran 'spud' Murphy Uncle Toby's Steve Back Audi Paul Cutter TAB Dean Friske Kiis FM Thinkbone Darren Ralph Navigation/Explore Eden Diebel McDonalds Dean Friske Nissan X-Trail, Henry Mason NBN The Feds Josh Logue Stange Talk, St George, ING Gary John Tooheys Nandos, Superannuation, Tim Pietranski Foxtel Matt Palmer St George Prodigy Matt Palmer Medibank, Victa, Ford Falcon, Ford Focus, Ford Bento Jesse McElroy Opal Card Territory Mondeo, Telstra, Sony, Peter Maguire Cottonelle Steve Hudson McDonalds Danny Pope Isuzu Dael Oates Australian Airforce, Origin Energy, P&O, Target, Di Leach Kelloggs, All Bran, Hyundai, Toyota Prius, Milo, Sunbeam, Sydney Blue Dragon, Lego Water, Butter Menthol, Yahoo Geoff Brown KFC (x lots!) Michael Duignan Austar David Gribble Ford Brent Bonacorsc Hyundai Perry Westwood KFC Michael Gracey Virgin Australia Window Johnathan Baker Wrigleys extra, Mazda 3, Tim Bullock Virgin, Continental, LGIS, Weight Watchers, (Hungry Man) Stephen Pearson Blackbird Heckler Simon Robson Taubmans, Gregor Jordan HSBC (KL, India), Sanitarium, Telstra (x2) Justin McMillan NFL Felicity Morgan-Rhind Foxtel Chris Nelius Hungry Jacks Ben Sedley KFC Tim Kindler Kiis Radio Pep Bosch (ESP) Toyota Kluger Glue Society Paul Bruce General Pants Les Sharpe Wild Oats Green Tea Nico Beyer Asahi Beer Brendan Donovan NRMA, NIB, Otto Empire Alex Keshishian Berlei Tryan George (US) Head and Shoulders Sophie Edelstein Kiss FM 8 com Eddy Bell Anti weed Curious Miki Magasiva Old Navy Matt Palmer Toyota, Handee, Sally Shapcott Gravox, White Wings Josh Frizzell Woolworths x2, Nick Reynolds NRMA, Riva, Film ConstructionBruce Hurwitt Big W Eight Steve Saussey P&O, Manuel Tom Noakes Fisher and Paykel Head Stephen Lance, Damon Escott KFC, Diet Coke Prodigious Willy Bernardoff Weetbix Aht Justin McMillan Clean Up Australia, Aussie Luke Seer Brown Suncorp Homeloan, Instant Eden Diebel Samsung, Tip Top, Fairy Liquid, Scratchie, McDonalds Max Miller Suncorp,Samsung Galaxy Carbon Brad Sayers Aussie Home Loan Kite Josh Whiteman Woolworths, Freedom, CBA, Lee Rogers Vaseline, TAB Via Hajime Murakami Subaru The Guild Damien Kelly Austar Jungleboys Scott Pickett Mc Café, Aldi, The Smith Family, Dettol, Tactic Brecon Littleford World Movies Loan Market, Greater Building Society, Megan Brown ZingZillas Uncle Toby's (x2), Brookland Valley, Milo, BMW/Like Scarlet Vespa NIB, Aussie Home Loan, KFC, Pork, Stocklands, Snuggler Craig Melville Expedia (Noumea, Phuket) Zink Lee Rogers Aussie Home Loans Al Morrow Quilton 166 Kieran "Spud' Murphy Paddle Pop Jungle Adam Zwar Eclipse Mints The Lab Phil Robson ABC ID's, Birdseye, Rotor Tim Denton Babylove Fuel Paul Butterworth Meadow Lea Robbers Dog Robin Walters HBF One20 Geoff Brown Uncle Toby's (x2), KFC Soma Sean Meehan VW Tiguan Streetlife Di Leach ANZAC Tazer Mark Furmie Best and Less Rapid Craig Rasmus Woolworths Television Promos 1st Assistant Director - Selected Credits - 2005 - 2019 (in no particular order) Channel 9 Dale Sidney The Voice (x5), Family Food Fight, The Block, Foxtel Patrick Harris, Dave Paddock to Plate (x3), Help, Adam Kiers Love Island, Station ID's, Hamish & Andy Tomley, Desleigh Pender River Cottage (x3), Rove Australia's Got Talent, The Hot Plate, Mark Sharman, Embarassing Bodies, Digital, SeaChange, Renovation Rumble, Buying Blind, Andrew Marsh, Selling Homes, Big Catch, Travel guides, Married at first sight (x 3) Darren Ralph, Dean Aus Top Model, Quest, Olympics Promo, Date Night, Friske, Husein Alicajic, Multiroom, Cancer Council, Telstra, Winter Olympics, Channel 10 Adam Kiers, Biggest Loser, I'm a celebrity get me out of here, Change Over, Soccer, Tamsin Claypole-Smith Winter Olympics, Family Feud, Neighbours, Movie Channel, Summer, Armand de Saint Salvy, Spelling bee, The Living Room, Bachelorette, Rove, Sprots Spindown Lisa Kappel, Ed Holmes, So you think you can dance, Masterchef ( x 5) Grand Design, Preview, Craig Howlett, The Bachelor, Everybody Dance Now, Location, Location, Location Jane Clancy Travel Guides, Drama 1st and 2nd Assistant Director - Selected Credits 2019 1st AD AD ASTRA (Aus P/U) Feature: New Regency Prod Dir: James Gray Prod: Brad Pitt, James Gray, Rodrigo Teixeira Keith Rodger (Aus) 2018 1st AD JOY BOY Short Film: Unko Dir: Steph Smith Prod: Belinda Dean, Morgan Benson-Taylor 2018 1st AD WORKING CLASS BOY Docu drama - CJZ Dir: Mark Joffe Prod: Toni Malone, Mark Joffe 2017 1st AD CHOSEN Miniseries: Sony Playmaker Dir: Tony Tilse, Prod: David Maher, David Taylor, Richard Clendinnen 2016 1st AD ALAN BOND Miniseries: CJZ and Channel 9 Dir: Mark Joffe, Prod: Nick Murray, Michael Cordell, Paul Bennett, Richard Clendinnen 2012 1st AD PACIFIC RIM (Aus VFX Unit) Feature: Warner Bros Dir: Guillermo Del Toro, VFX Unit Dir: Jamie Price, Exec Prod: Callum Greene 2012 set AD THE GREAT GATSBY (VFX Unit) Feature: Bazmark Films Dir: Baz Luhrman, Prod: Catherine Knapman (day player) 2008 1st AD AUSTRALIA(add photography) Feature : 20th Century Fox Dir: Baz Luhrman, Bruce Hunt, Prod: Catherine Knapman 2008 1st AD EMERGENCE Short film Dir: Antaine Furlong, Prod: Don Reynolds 2007 1st AD MIXED BAG Short film Dir: Imogen Thomas, Prod: Antonia Barnard 2006 1st AD JOANNE LEES: MURDER IN TV Feature: Granada Dir: Tony Tilse, Prod: Spencer Carroll, Matt Carroll, Richard Clendinnen THE OUTBACK (P/U's) 2005 1st AD GONE (P/U's) Feature(UK/AUST) Working Title Dir: Ringan Ledgwidge, Prod: Eric Fellner, Nira Park 2004 1st AD STILL LIFE short film Dir: Tahnee McGuire, Prod: Sally Madgwick 2003 1st AD BLACK BERRIES short film Dir: Ema Mulholland, Prod: Rosie Travers 2003 1st AD THE PHILATELIST short film Dir: Jakub Zaremba, Prod: Rosie Travers 2000 1st AD MOULIN ROUGE Feature: Bazmark/ 20th Century Fox Dir: Baz Luhrmann, Prod: Fred Baron, Martin Brown, Steve Andrews Miniature/ Visual FX/ P/U's 1997 1st AD WANTED (2nd Unit) Feature: Cine 2000 Film Prod Dir: David Russell, Prod: Steven CK Heo 1996 1st AD JOEY (P/U's) Feature: Village Roadshow Dir: Ian Barry, Prod: Brian Burgess, Greg Coote, Michael Lake 2005 2nd AD GONE (MIDDLE OF NOWHERE) Feature: (UK/AUS): Working Title Dir: Ringan Ledgwidge, Prod: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Nira Park 1st AD: Keith Heygate 2005 2nd AD SUPERMAN RETURNS Feature(US): Warner Bros Dir: Bryan Singer, Prod: Gil Adler, Jon Peters, Stephen Jones 1st AD: Jefferey Wetzel 2004 2nd AD THE RIVER QUEEN Feature (NZ/UK):20th Century Fox Dir: Vincent Ward, Prod: Chris Auty,Geoff Dixon, Don Reynolds 1st AD: Chris Webb 2004 2nd AD MASK 2 - THE SON OF MASK Feature (US): New Line Cinema Dir:Larry Gutterman,Prod: Erica Huggins,Beau Marks, Stephen Jones 1st AD: Toby Pease 2004 2nd AD GODZILLA "FINAL WARS" Feature (JAPAN) Dir: Ryuhei Kitamura, Prod: Takahiro Kawada, Geoff Martin 1st AD: Keith Heygate 2003 2nd AD THE NATALIE WOOD STORY Feature: Von Zerneck Films TV Dir: Peter Bogdanovich, Prod: Richard Fischoff,Randy Suter, J Stokes 1st AD: Toby Pease 2002 2nd AD THE GREAT RAID Feature (US): Miramax Films Dir: John Dahl: Vic Armstrong (2U) Prod: Marty Katz 2nd Unit 1st AD: Keith Heygate 2002 2nd AD MATRIX 3 - RELOADED Feature (US): Warner Bros Dir:Wachowski Bros, Kimble Rendall (2U )Prod:Joel Silver,
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