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Film Sound By Lloyd Carrick 5 Coppin Street FEATURE FILMS DIRECTOR 70 Dalmas Bert Deling 73 The Husband (episode of Libido) John B Murray 74 Yaketty Yak (with Peter Beilby David Jones 74 Children of the Moon Bob Weis 75 The Firm Man John Duigan 75 Pure S... Bert Deling 75 Solo Flight Ian Mills 76 The Trespassers John Duigan 77 Backroads Phil Noyce 78 Mouth to Mouth John Duigan 78 The Newman Shame (tele-feature) Julian Pringle 79 Apostasy Peter Friedrich 79 Dimboola John Duigan 79 Kostas Paul Cox 79 King of the Two Day Wonder (with three others) Kevin Anderson 80 Blood Money Chris Fitchet 80 Chain Reaction Ian Barry 80 Hard Knocks Don McLennan 80 Maybe This Time Chris McGill 81 The Winter of Our Dreams John Duigan 81 Heatwave Phil Noyce 81 Mad Max II (The Road Warrior) Dr George Miller ( AFI Award ) 82 Midnite Spares Quentin Masters 83 Going Down Haydn Keenan 83 Molly (The Singing Dog) Ned Lander 83 Run, Chrissy, Run (Reunion) Chris Langham 83 The Fire in the Stone Gary Conway 83 Man of Flowers Paul Cox 84 Robbery Under Arms (also mini-series) Ken Hannam/Don Crombie 84 Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (part of) Dr George Miller 85 Cool Change George Miller 86 A Place to Call Home Russ Mayberry 86 The Lighthorsemen Simon Wincer ( AFI Award ) 86 Humpty Dumpty Man Paul J Hogan 87 Pieta Monique Schwarz 87 Dead Calm (2nd Unit) Phil Noyce 87 Rikky and Pete Nadia Tass 87 Mullaway Don McLennan 88 Celia Ann Turner 88 The Salute of the Jugger (Blood of Heroes) David Peoples 89 Breakaway Don McLennan 89 Quigley Down Under Simon Wincer 90 Death in Brunswick John Ruane 90 Stan and George’s New Life Brian McKenzie 90 Spotswood Mark Joffe 90 Proof Joceylyn Moorhouse 91 Say A Little Prayer Richard Lowenstein 93 Ebbtide Craig Lahif 93 Lightning Jack (5 scenes filmed in Aus.) Simon Wincer 93 That Eye The Sky John Ruane 1 94 Hotel Sorrento Richard Franklin 94 On Our Selection George Whaley 95 What I Have Written John Hughes 95 Brilliant Lies Richard Franklin 95 River Street Tony Mahood 96 True Love and Chaos Stavros Efthymiou 96 The Last of the Ryans (telemovie) George Ogilvie 97 One Way Ticket (telemovie) Richard Franklin 97 Dead Letter Office John Ruane 97 Head On Ana Kokkinos 98 The Missing Manuela Alberti 98 Witch Hunt (telemovie) Scott Hartford-Davis 99 Waiting At The Royal (telemovie) Glenda Hambly 99 The Incurable Romantic Cathie Armstrong 2000 The Secret Life Of Us (telemovie) Lynn-Maree Danzey 01 The Kimes (aka Mother, Son & Socialite) (telemovie) Arthur Allan Seidelman 01 Visitors Richard Franklin 02 The Wannabes Nick Giannopoulos 05 EMM 4 JAY Alkinos Tsilimidos MINI SERIES 81 The Last Outlaw 82 Under Capricorn 84 Robbery Under Arms (also feature) 84 Anzacs 85 The Great Bookie Robbery 86 The Petrov Affair 89 All the Rivers Run II 92 Stark Nadia Tass 98-99 Tribe George Miller 99 Journey To The Center Of The Earth George Miller 2000 My Brother Jack Ken Cameron 02 Crash Burn ( pilot) Tony Tilse 02 After The Deluge Brendan Maher 03 Crashburn (series ) SHORT FILMS 67 Pudding Thieves Bert Deling 69 Hey, Al Baby David Minter 69 Nothing Like Experience Peter Carmody 70 Brake Fluid Brian Davies 74 Point of Departure 75 Summer Shadows Scott Murray 76 The Idyll 80 Wrong Side of the Road 81 Last Breakfast in Paradise 81 The Girl Who Met Simone de Beauvoir In Paris Richard Wherritt 87 Arguing the Toss of a Cat 88 An Ordinary Woman Sue Brooks 96 Sparrow 97 Blabbermouth and Stickybeak 2002 The Invitation Danny Vendramini 02 Whispering In The Dark Lynne Williams 02 Roy Höllsdotter Live Mathew Saville 04 Cable Roger Scholes DOCUMENTARIES 75 No Place Else in the World 77 Menace 78 The Making of Anna 2 84 The Migrant Experience (part of) 86 Adams’ Australia (for BBC) 86 Pumping Iron II; The Women (Melbourne section) 88 Digging Melbourne 92 Vaudeville 92 View From The Edge 92 Songs of Innocence 95 First Day at School 95 Pat and Eddies’ Greyhound Racing Family 95 Bitter Herbs and Honey 96 Mr. Biscuit 3.
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