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TOBY OLIVER ACS CINEMATOGRAPHY Agent • Edwina Stuart, HLA Management Ph +61 2 9549 3000 Mobile Ph SEP 2012 TOBY OLIVER ACS CINEMATOGRAPHY Agent • Edwina Stuart, HLA Management ph +61 2 9549 3000 Mobile ph. • +61 (0) 418 271 931 Web • http://www.tobyoliver.com Email • [email protected] IMDB page • http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002947 FEATURES 33 POSTCARDS (Aust/China) Mei Mei Productions, Hengdian World Studios (China), Screen NSW 2011 prod: Lesley Stevens, Penny Carl dir/prod: Pauline Chan RED MX Digital 4K, 97mins Cast: Guy Pearce, Claudia Karvan, Zhu Lin, Lincoln Lewis Official Australian/Chinese Co-Production. Released widely in China Sept 2011 Sydney Film Festival 2011, Winner CRC Award Shanghai International Film Festival 2011, Winner Rising Star Award Singapore International Film Festival 2011 Melbourne International Film Festival 2011 BENEATH HILL 60 Paramount/Transmission, The Silence Productions, Screen Australia 2010 prod: Bill Leimbach, David Roach dir: Jeremy Sims Super 35mm 3-perf, 110mins Cast: Brendan Cowell, Gyton Grantley, Steve LeMarquand, Anthony Hayes, Aden Young Australian cinema release in April 2010 Winner Sloan Prize Hamptons Film Festival USA 2010 Winner Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor Savannah Film Festival USA 2010 NOMINATED for 12 AFI Awards 2010, incl Best Cinematography & Best Film WINNER GOLD AWARD for Cinematography 2010 ACS Awards NSW CANE TOADS THE CONQUEST 3D Discovery, Fern St Films, Participant Media, dir/prod: Mark Lewis 2010 (Documentary feature) Prep and Northern Territory block Digital Stereoscopic 3D, 90mins Co-DOP: Kathryn Milliss (QLD block), Paul Nicola (NSW & Studio) Silicon Imaging SI 2K Sundance Film Festival Jan 2010 Sydney Film Festival 2010 Brisbane International Film Festival 2010 Tokyo International Film Festival 2010 THE COMBINATION Australian Film Syndicate, See Thru Films 2009 line prod: Cathy Flannery prod: John Pirrie, George Basha dir: David Field RED ONE Digital 4K 95mins Cast: Firass Dirani, Michael Denka, Doris Younane, Ali Haidar, Clare Bowen WINNER SILVER AWARD for Cinematography 2009 ACS Awards NSW FORBIDDEN LIE$ Liberty Productions, FFC 2007 (Documentary feature) prod: Sally Regan dir: Anna Broinowski Subject: Norma Khouri Panasonic Varicam HD 95mins Co-DOP: Kathryn Milliss (interview & documentary segments) (Dramatised segments) Melbourne International Film Festival 2007 Adelaide International Film Festival 2007 HOTDOCS Documentary Film Festival - Top Ten Audience Favourite Vancouver International Film Festival 2007 WINNER of AFI AWARD for Best Documentary 2007 LAST TRAIN TO FREO Taylor Media and Pork Chop Productions, Screenwest, Dendy Films 2006 ep,dir: Jeremy Sims, prods: Sue Taylor, Greg Duffy, Lisa Duff Sony HDCAM F900, 85 mins Cast: Steve LeMarquand, Tom Budge, Gigi Edgely, Gillian Jones Premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival 2006 voted Best Australian Film Auckland International Film Festival 2006 (NZ) NOMINATED for 5 FCCA Awards 2006, including Best Actor NOMINATED for 3 AFI Awards 2006, incl. Best Actor & Best Adapted Screenplay EM 4 JAY Rescued Films, Film Victoria 2006 prod,dir: Alkinos Tsilimidos, prod: Paul Walton Panasonic Varicam HD, 86 mins Cast: Laura Gordon, Nick Barkla, Jeremy Lindsay Taylor Premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival 2006 Montreal World Film Festival 2006 Athens International Film Festival 2006 WAITING ALONE (China) Colordance Pictures Corporation, Arclight Films Aka ‘Du zi deng dai’ 2005 prod,dir: Dayyan Eng, lineprod: Michael McDermott ep: Cheryl Harper 35mm, 107 mins Cast: Xia Yu, Li Bingbing, Gong Beibi, Chow Yun Fat Chinese nationwide release in September 2005 Tokyo International Film Festival – Premiere Oct 2004 WINNER ‘Best First Feature’, Beijing Film Festival 2005 TOM WHITE PMP/Showtime, Rescued Films, Fandango Australia, FFC, Film Victoria 2004 prod,dir: Alkinos Tsilimidos, prod: Daniel Scharf, ep: Domenico Procacci, Sue Murray 35mm, 106 mins Cast: Colin Friels, Rachael Blake, Bill Hunter, Leone Carmen, Dan Speilman Montreal World Film Festival 2004 Melbourne International Film Festival 2004 WINNER GOLDEN TRIPOD AWARD 2005 ACS NATIONAL AWARDS NOMINATED for 12 AFI AWARDS 2004 including BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY NOMINATED for 6 if AWARDS 2004 (Inside Film) including BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY WINNER GOLD AWARD for Cinematography 2004 ACS Awards NSW SILENT PARTNER PMP/Showtime, Rescued Films, AFC, SBS Independent 2001 prod,dir: Alkinos Tsilimidos, assoc. prod: David Field Super16 / 35mm, 84 mins Cast: David Field, Syd Brisbane NOMINATED for ‘Best Adapted Screenplay’ AFI Awards 2001 Toronto International Film Festival 2001 Montreal World Film Festival 2001 LOOKING FOR ALIBRANDI Village Roadshow, Miall + Kershaw Productions, FFC 2000 prod: Robyn Kershaw ep: Tristram Miall dir: Kate Woods 35mm, 105 mins Cast: Greta Scacchi, Anthony LaPaglia, Pia Miranda, Kick Gurry, Matthew Newton WINNER ‘BEST FILM’ AFI (Australian Film Institute) Awards 2000 NOMINATED for ‘Best Cinematography’ among a total of 9 AFI Nominations WINNER SILVER AWARD for Cinematography 2000 ACS Awards NSW NOMINATED for ‘Best Cinematography’ IF (Inside Film) Awards 2000 FRESH AIR RB Films, AFC, SBS Independent 1999 prod: Rosemary Blight dir: Neil Mansfield Super 16 / 35mm, 93 mins Cast: Nadine Garner, Marin Mimica, Bridie Carter, Tony Barry EVERYNIGHT.. EVERYNIGHT Rescued Films, AFC, Film Victoria 1994 prod,dir: Alkinos Tsilimidos 16mm B&W, 92 mins Cast: David Field, Bill Hunter, Phil Motherwell, Robert Morgan ‘Best First Feature’ Award Montreal World Film Festival 1994 Venice Film Festival 1994 ‘Best of Fest’ Melbourne International Film Festival 1994 WINNER SILVER AWARD for Cinematography 1994 ACS Awards VIC TELEVISION DEVIL’S DUST Fremantle Media / Bravado / ABC TV (drama) 2012 (2-part mini-series) ep: Stephen Corvini prod: Antonia Barnard dir: Jessica Hobbs ARRI ALEXA, 180 mins Cast: Anthony Hayes, Ewan Leslie, Don Hany, Alexandra Schepsi On-air Nov 2012 BEACONSFIELD John Edwards / Southern Star / Nine Network (drama) 2012 (TV movie) ep: John Edwards prod: Jane Liscombe dir: Glendyn Ivin ARRI ALEXA, 112 mins Cast: Shane Jacobson, Lachy Hulme, Sacha Horler On-air April 2012 SPIRITED SEASON 2 John Edwards / Southern Star / W Channel - Foxtel (drama) 2011 10 x 1 hrs ep: John Edwards line prod: Kerrie Mainwaring prods: Claudia Karvan, Jacquelin Perske dirs: Stuart McDonald, Jonathan Teplitzsky, Rowan Woods, Jonathan Brough RED MX Digital 4K /HD Cast: Claudia Karvan, Matt King, Simon Lyndon NOMINATED for AACTA AWARD for Best Drama Series 2011 WINNER ACS BRONZE AWARD for Cinematography 2011 THINK TANK (Pilot) Seven Network (comedy series) 2010 prod: Paul Melville dir: Tim Bullock HDV (Canon XL-H1) Cast: Sophie Cleary, Geoff Morell LUCKY DRAGON (Pilot) Seven Network (comedy series) 2009 prod: Di Drew dir: Kevin Carlin Sony HDW750 Cast: Ahn Do BARGAIN COAST (Pilot) Seven Network (comedy series) 2009 prod: Paul Melville dir: Will Usic Sony F700 XDCAM Cast: Sophie Lee, Steve LeMarquand, Marcus Graham STUPID STUPID MAN SEASON 2 Jigsaw Entertainment / TV1 (comedy series) 2007 8 x 26 mins prod: Nick Murray dir: Will Usic HDV (Canon XL-H1) Cast: Wayne Hope, Bob Franklin, Matthew Newton, Leah Vandenberg LOCKIE LEONARD SEASON 1 Essential Viewing / FFC / Nine Network / ScreenWest / ACTF (children’s drama) 2006 26 x 24 min episodes prod: Kylie Du Fresne dirs: Tony Tilse, Wayne Blair, Peter Templeman Sony HDCAM F900 James Bogle Cast: Rhys Muldoon, Briony Williams, Gracie Gilbert, Sean Keenan WINNER of AFI AWARD for Best Children’s TV Series 2007 WINNER of LOGIE AWARD for Most Outstanding Children’s Program 2008 DOSSA AND JOE Granada Productions / BBC TV UK (comedy series) 2002 6 x 30 min episodes prod: Elisa Tranter, Peter Herbert dir: Caroline Aherne Super 16mm Cast: Michael Caton, Roy Billing, Joel Edgerton SHORT CUTS Burberry Productions / Network Seven / Disney UK (children’s series) 2002 6 x 30 min eps prod: Margot McDonald, Ewan Burnett dirs: Liz Hughes, Jean-Peirre Mignon Super 16mm WINNER Best Children’s Drama Series ATOM Awards LOVE IS A FOUR LETTER Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC TV) (drama series) WORD 2001 prod: Rosemary Blight ep: Tim Pye dirs: Tony Tilse, Daniel Nettheim, Kay Pavlou Digital Betacam & Mini DV Cast: Peter Fenton, Kate Beahan, Leeanna Walsman, Paul Barry, Garry McDonald 26 x 28 min episodes NOMINATED for three 2001 AFI Awards, including ‘Best Episode in a TV Drama’ DOCUMENTARY (TV) GREAT SOUTHERN LAND ABC TV, Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder prod: Ivan O’Mahoney dir: Luke Eve 2012 Factual series revealing Australia from above, shot across Australia Sony F800 XDCAM, 4 x 1hr Co-DOP only for partial eps, Aerial Photography Nathan Tomlinson On-air Sept. 2012 MIRACLE IN THE STORM NatGeo, ABC TV, Essential Media prod: Nial Fulton, dirs: Leo Faber, Guy Norris 2009 Dramatised documentary shot in NSW Panasonic Varicam HD, 1 hr WINNER for ‘Best Cinematography in a Documentary’ AFI Awards 2010 WINNER ACS GOLD AWARD for cinematography, 2010 MACULAR DEGENERATION Light and Shadow Productions dir: Iggy Kos ‘A Modern Epidemic’ 2nd Unit DOP Jim Frazier, ACS 2002 Shot in Sydney NSW Super 16mm, 50 mins ARTISTS IN FLIGHT Acid Films, prod: Joy Howard dir: Greta Morton 1998 Shot in Broome WA and around NSW Super 16mm, 10 mins WINNER ACS SILVER AWARD for cinematography, 1999 DR JAZZ Tom Zubrycki AFC, dir: David Perry 1997 50 mins, DVCAM DVCAM, 50mins Sydney Film Festival 1998 SHORT FILMS & THEATRE selected list MINUTES OF A SEPARATION IWC (Int’l Watch Company), Sydney Theatre Company, Legs on the Wall 2008 prod: Jo Dyer dir: Nigel Jamieson, Cast: Cate Blanchett, Joseph Fiennes HD (Panasonic HDX900), 15mins Filmed segments of IWC Anniversary Event
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