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SARAH WALKER PHOTOGRAPHY RESUME /Sarah.Walker.Photos@Gmail.Com 0416 085 213 SARAH WALKER PHOTOGRAPHY RESUME www.sarahwalkerphotos.com /[email protected] 0416 085 213 Notable clients include MTC, Malthouse Theatre, Theatre Works, Arts House, Arts Centre Melbourne, VCA, NIDA, Chunky Move, Dance Massive, Dancehouse, Melbourne Festival, Melbourne Fringe Festival, You Are Here Festival, Next Wave Festival, Sipat Lawin Ensemble, McCann, Telstra Malthouse Theatre 2015 Love and Information rehearsal photography 2015 Timeshare rehearsal photography 2015 Meme Girls rehearsal photography 2015 Blak Cabaret rehearsal photography 2014 Suitcase Series workshop photography 2014 normal.suburban.planetary.meltdown production photography 2014 Artists-in-residence headshots 2013 Hard Rubbish rehearsal photography 2013 Dance of Death rehearsal photography 2012 Blak Cabaret promotional photography 2012 Blood Wedding rehearsal photography Melbourne Theatre Company 2015 MTC Neon Festival official photography Opening Night Party Neon Conversation – Calamity Neon Directing Masterclass Neon Residency – Rawcus Pimp My Play 2014 Marlin post-show photography 2014 MTC Neon Festival official photography Opening Night Party NEON TALKS: Who Can Tell Whose Stories? 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