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Angela Conte CV 2009-13 ~ Angela P. Conte ~ DESIGNER / MAKE-UP / HAIRDRESSER ..email: [email protected] .. mobile: 0414 390 310 .. cell: + 61 414 390 310 *1994 B.A.F.T.A BRITISH ACADEMY AWARD for Best Make Up/Hair on Priscilla: Queen of the Desert *2007 Emmy ® Nomination for Outstanding Makeup on Stephen King’s: Nightmares & Dreamscapes 2012 UNDERBELLY BADNESS 13 pt Tele-Series Makeup/Hair DESIGNER Directors: Assorted Producors:Greg Haddrick, Eliza Argenzio 2012 THE GREAT GATSBY Feature Film Makeup Artist: Tent Extra’s *Lesley Vanderwault-Makeup/Hair Co-Ordinator 2011 TRICKY BUSINESS (Tele-Series) Makeup/Hair DESIGNER 2011 UNDERBELLY RAZOR 13 pt Tele-Series Makeup/Hair DESIGNER Period 1920’s gangland crime drama Directors: Assorted 2010 TELEGRAPHMAN Feature Film (short) ` Makeup/Hair DESIGNER 2009 UNDERBELLY Season 3 (TV Series 13 Episodes) DESGINER Makeup/Hair – Sydney Location - Period gangland drama set 1989 – 1995 Director: Tony Tilse Producers: Greg Haddrick, Elisa Argenzio 2009 KNOWING FEATURE FILM Makeup Artist/Hairdresser Second Unil *Designer: Lesley Vanderwault MY PLACE (Children’s TV Series 13 Episodes) Makeup/Hair Sydney Location - Period drama encompassing the past 130 yrs Director: Various In production - due to wrap end of end of July Producer: Penny Chapman 30 SECONDS (TV Series 6 Episodes) Makeup/Hair Sydney Location Director: Shawn Seet Ex Producer: Andrew Denton 2008 BABILO (Feature Film) Designer Makeup/Hair Cast; Anthony La Paglia Director: Robert Connelly 2007 AUSTRALIA (Feature Film) Supervisor Makeup/Hair – Sydney Location Splinter Unit Director: Baz Luhrmann Angela P. Conte ~ DESIGNER / MAKE-UP / HAIRDRESSER 1 THE PACIFIC (US 10 Part Drama Series) Supervisor Makeup/Hair Port Douglas Location RED Unit – Episode 1 NEWCASTLE (Feature Film) Designer Makeup/Hair Cast - Barry Otto, Gigi Edgley Director: Dan Castle 2006 ROMULUS MY FATHER (Feature Film) Makeup/Hair Designer Cast - Eric Bana, Franca Potente Director: Richard Roxburgh * NIGHTMARES & DREAMSCAPES (US Telemovie 8 episodes) Makeup/Hair Designer Cast - William H Macey, Ron Livingston, Samantha Mathis, Jeremy Directors: US x 8 Sisco, Jackie McKenzie, Sigrid Thornton, William Hurt & Tom Berenger * 2007 Emmy ® Nomination for Outstanding Makeup 2005 THE SILENCE (Telemovie) Designer Makeup/Hair Cast - Richard Roxburgh Director: Cate Shortland CANDY (Feature) DESIGNER:Makeup/Hair Cast - Geoffrey Rush, Heath Ledger, & Abbie Cornish Director: Neil Armfield 2004 HERCULES (U.S. Tele Movie) Makeup/Hair Designer Cast - Timothy Dalton, Elizabeth Perkins & Kim Coats Director: Rodger Young SOMERSAULT (Feature) Designer Makeup/ Hair Cast – Abbie Cornish Director: Cate Shortland DYNASTY – BEHIND THE SCENES (Tele Movie, US) Designer Make Up/Hair Cast - Pamela Reed & Alice Krige Director: Matt Miller FARSCAPE (Tele Movie, US) Designer Make Up/Hair The Peace Keeper Wars Director: Brian Henson Cast – Ben Browder & Claudia Black 2003 SALEM’S LOT (Feature Film US) Designer Make Up/Hair Cast - Rob Lowe & Donald Sutherland Director: Mikael Salomon EVIL NEVER DIES (Movie of the week, US) Designer Make Up/Hair Cast – Thomas Gibson , Katherine Heigl Director: Uli Edel 2002 BLACK JACK (Tele Movie) Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Colin Friels Director: Peter Andrikidis FARSCAPE – Ep’s 20 & 21’ (Series US) Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Ben Browder & Claudia Black Director: Andrew Prowse NED KELLY (Feature) Make Up / Hair Cast - Heath Ledger & Geoffrey Rush Director: Grigor Jordan 2001 HORSEPLAY (Feature) Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Marcus Graham, Abbie Cornish, & Tushka Bergen Director: Stavros Kazantzidis Angela P. Conte ~ DESIGNER / MAKE-UP / HAIRDRESSER 2 THE HARD WORD (Feature) Make Up / Hair Cast - Guy Pearce & Rachael Griffiths Director: Scott Roberts WALKING ON WATER (Feature) Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Vince Colosimo Director: Tony Ayers THE INVINCIBLES (U.S. Tele-Movie) Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Billy Zane, David Field Director: Jeffery Levy 2000 WEE JIMMY (Tele-Movie) Designer Make Up / Hair Director: Ian Dixon DALKEITH (Feature) MakeUp/Hair Cast - Ray Barrett Director: Leigh Sheehan 1999 MATILDA WALTZING (Feature) Designer Make Up/ Hair Cast - Richard Grieve Director: Chris Langman LOW FAT ELEPHANTS (Feature) Designer Make Up / Hair 1998 THE DROVER’S BOY (Feature) Trailer only 30min Designer Make Up / Hair Cast - Will McInnes & Chris Haywood Director: Chris Langman 1997 THE THIN RED LINE (U.S. Feature) Make Up Artist/H air Cast - Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, John Cusack, Woody Harrelson, Director: Terrence Malick George Clooney & John Travolta 1996 IDIOT BOX (Feature) Designer Make Up/Hair Cast - Ben Mendelson Director: David Ceasar 1996 THE BALANCED PARTICAL FREEWAY (Tele-Movie) Designer Make/Hair Director: Paul Moloney RETURN TO SNOWY Tele-Series) Designer Make/Hair AKA The Man From Snowy River II Director: Geoff Burrowes Cast – Tom Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton SWEAT (Tele-Series) Designer Make/Hair Cast – Heath Ledger Directors: AUS x 4 1995 NAKED -Jan Chapman (Tele-Series) Designer Make/Hair Cast – Simon Baker & Peter Hardy HEARTBREAK HIGH - Ben Gannon (Tele-Series) Designer Make/Hair Cast: Abi Tucker & Alex Dimitriades *1994 PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT (Feature) Make up Artist/Hair Cast - Terrence Stamp, Hugo Weaving & Guy Pearce Director: Stephan Elliott * 1994 BAFTA British Academy Film Television Award: Best Make Up/Hair * 1994 MAX FACTOR Award: International European Films TALK (Feature) Make up/Hair Designer Cast - Angie Milliken Director: Susan Lambert Angela P. Conte ~ DESIGNER / MAKE-UP / HAIRDRESSER 3 1993 SEVENTH FLOOR (U.S.Tele-Movie) Make Up Artist to Masayo Kato Cast - Brook Shield & Masayo Kato Director: Ian Barry 1992 JAILBIRDS RUN (Feature-Japan) Make Up Artist to Masaya Kato Cast - Masaya Kato & Michiru Akiyoshi Director: Kaji Wakamast ‘KEVIN RAMPENBACKER & the ELECTRIC KETTLE (Feature) Designer Make-Up/Hair Cast - Grant Dodwell Director: Murray Reece CRIME BROKER (U.S.Tele-Movie) Make Up/Hair Artist - Masayo Kato Cast - Jacqueline Bisset, Masaya Kato & Gary Sweet Director: Ian Barry 1987 – 1991 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KELLY II (Tele-Movie) THE SAINT (Tele- Movie) OVER THE HILL (Feature) KAKODA CRESCENT (Feature) SIX PACK (x6 short stories) (Tele-Movie) BADLANDS 2005 (U.S. Tele- Movie) DEADLY (Feature) FAREWELL TO THE KING (U.S. Feature) KELLY I (Tele-Series) YOUNG EINSTEIN (Feature) THE ELITE (U.S. Tele-Movie) DAMIAN PARER THE LIGHTHORSEMEN (Feature) GROUND ZERO (Feature) BACKSTAGE (Feature) 1987 - 2009 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Angela has worked on various Commercials and Music Clips.. THEATRE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Angela worked in the Wig Department on the production ‘CATS’ Angela P. Conte ~ DESIGNER / MAKE-UP / HAIRDRESSER 4.
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