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Julian Garner JULIAN GARNER TRAINING National Institute of Dramatic Arts Graduate (NIDA) 2000 Bachelor of Drama THEATRE The Turquoise Elephant Jeff Griffin Theatre Company Dir: Gale Edwards Inner Voices Leo Red Line Productions Dir: Phil Rouse Arcadia Captain Brice, RN Sydney Theatre Co. Dir: Richard Cottrell Storm Boy Hideaway Tom Sydney Theatre Co. Dir: John Sheedy The Crucible John Proctor Sport For Jove Dir: Damien Ryan A Midsummer Night’s Dream Eguus Sport For Jove Dir: Susanna Dowling Much Ado About Nothing Don John Sport For Jove Dir: Damien Ryan Cyrano de Bergerac Le Bret/ Chef/ 2nd Poet Sport For Jove Dir: Adam Cook Helter Skelter Man Turtle Lab Dir: Jonathan Wald Dir: J God’s Ear Ted Pursued by a Bear Dir: Jonathan Wald Pericles Antiochus/Boult Bell Shakespeare Company As You Like It Duke/Wrestler Bell Shakespeare Company Romeo and Juliet Romeo Bell Shakespeare Company Measure for Measure Froth/Executioner Bell Shakespeare Company Wars of the Roses Clarence Bell Shakespeare Company Twelfth Night Orsino Bell Shakespeare Company Hamlet Fortinbras Bell Shakespeare Company As You Like It Oliver Bell Shakespeare Company An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein Various Practical Theatre Company Mrs Warren’s Profession Frank Gardner Marian St Theatre Dir: Richard Buckham Communicating Doors Reece Wells Marian St Theatre Dir: John Krummel TELEVISION Operation Buffalo Syngeon ABC | Porchlight Films Dir: Peter Duncan Reckoning Young Arlen Sony Pictures | Playmaker Media Dir: Shawn Seet lisa mann creative management pty ltd telephone: +61 2 9387 8207 fax: +61 2 9389 0615 p.o. box 3145, Redfern, nsw 2016 australia email: [email protected] www.lmcm.com.au JULIAN GARNER P a g e | 2 TELEVISION (continued) Pulse John ABC TV (Series 1, Ep 6) Dir: Jennifer Laecey Home and Away Wally Burns Seven Network Ops Ltd Top of the Lake: China Girl Mike See-Saw Productions (Series 2) Dir: Jane Campion Home & Away Stuart Webber Seven Network Ops Ltd Australia the Story of Us Gov. George Stephen Essential –ASTOU Pty Ltd (Episode 2) Dir: Hugh Ballantyne Janet King Brian Vincent ABC TV Dir: Various McLeod’s Daughters Lyle Dolman Channel Nine Blackjack Bueneroti Peter Andrikidis Farscape Nam Tar Jim Henson Productions Wildside Kieran Palmer ABC TV Water Rats Various Channel Nine Sahara Von Schletow Brian Trenchard-Smith MDA Dr Huw Devere ABC TV Murder Call William Lees Southern Star Entertainment Tales of the South Seas Guest Gaumont Television Alien Cargo Titan Miner Wilshire Court Productions Crash Place Klaus Muller Fox TV The Lost World Lt Drummond Cootes Hayes Productions White Collar Blue Guy Hamilton Knapman Wyld Television Chameleon II: Death Match Dekker Wilshire Court Productions Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure Peter Holm Matthew Mille Home and Away Simon Broadhurst Seven Network Ops Ltd Hercules Hephaestus Pacific Renaissance Pictures Xena: Warrior Princess Hephaestus Pacific Renaissance Pictures FILM Top End Wedding Pierre Lambert Goalpost Pictures Dir: Wayne Blair Baba Steve Fink Films Dir: John Fink Killing Ground Rob Camp Fire Films Pty Ltd Dir: Damien Power Problem Play David Goalpost Pictures Australia Dir: Matt Moore Head On Sean Great Scott Productions Dir: Ana Kokkinos JULIAN GARNER P a g e | 3 AWARDS 2019 AACTA Award Nomination: Best Film Presented by Foxtel Top End Wedding 2018 Logies Nomination: Most Outstanding Drama Series Top of the Lake: China Girl 2017 AACTA Award Winner: Best Television Drama Series Top of the Lake: China Girl 2016 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination: Best Independent Production Inner Voices 2016 GLUG Award Nomination: Micki and Robert Davis Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Mainstage Production: Arcadia (Sydney Theatre Company) 2014 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination: Best Actor in a Leading Role in an Independent Production The Crucible (Sport for Jove) .
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