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ROBYN ELLIOTT Cv 2019 ROBYN ELLIOTT – COSTUME SUPERVISOR Top Techs Mgmt – 61 2 99581611 Mobile: 0413872886 Email: [email protected] Costume Supervisor Costume Designer 2018 Peter Rabbit 2 UK/Aust Film Lizzy Gardiner 2017 Romper Stomper Aust TV Anna Borghesi (3 Episodes) Ash Vs EVil Dead US/NZ TV Barbara Darragh (4 Episodes) Peter Rabbit UK/Aust Film Lizzy Gardiner 2016 The LeftoVers US TV Mariot Kerr (2 Episodes) Alien: CoVenant US/Aust Film Janty Yates (Aust SuperVisor) 2015 Secret City Aust TV Mariot Kerr A Place to Call Home Aust TV Lisa Meagher 2014 Hiding Aust TV Nina Edwards 2013 The Water DiViner Aust Film Tess Schofield The Code Aust TV Nina Edwards 2012 Power Games Aust TV Nina Edwards Camp US TV Joanna Park (Set up SuperVisor) Tracks Aust Film Mariot Kerr Redfern Now Aust TV Jan Hurley 2011 Razor Aust TV Louise Wakefield 2010 Paper Giants Aust TV Nina Edwards Red Dog Aust Film Mariot Kerr 2009 Rescue:Special Ops Aust TV Jan Hurley 2008 Shane Warne: The Aust Theatre Tess Schofield Musical 2007 The Pacific US TV Penny Rose (Aust SuperVisor) 2006 Romulus:My Father Aust Film Jodie Fried 2005 December Boys Aust Film Mariot Kerr Suburban Mayhem Aust Film Melinda Doring LoVe My Way Aust TV Nina Edwards 2004 Candy Aust Film Jodie Fried Mary Bryant Aust/UK TV Louise Wakefield Farscape US TV Terry Ryan 2003 Deck Dogs Aust Film Sally Sharpe The Mystery US TV Terry Ryan Of Natalie Wood 2001 The Nugget Aust Film Louise Wakefield 2000 Scooby Doo US Film Leesa EVans 1999 Birthday Girl UK/Aust Film Phoebe de Gaye 1998 Babe: Pig in the City Aust Film Norma Moriceau 1996 Doin Time for Patsy Aust Film Louise Wakefield Cline 1995 LoVe Serenade Aust Film Anna Borghesi Naked Aust TV Anna Borghesi Costume Dept Extras Co Ordinator Costume Designer 1999 Moulin Rouge Aust Film Catherine Martin Costume Dept Buyer 1994 First Knight UK Film Nana Cecchi Rob Roy UK Film Sandy Powell 1993 InterView with UK Film Sandy Powell The Vampire 1992 Little Buddha UK Film James Acheson 1991 Wuthering Heights UK Film James Acheson 1990 Hamlet UK Film Norma Moriceau Costume StandBy 1997 The Postman US Film John Bloomfield 1993 Escape From Absolom Aust Film Norma Moriceau 1991 Mr Baseball US Film Bruce Findlayson 1990 Robin Hood: Prince UK Film John Bloomfield Of Thieves 1989 The Krays UK Film Lindy Hemming The Paradise Club UK TV Pip Newbery 1988 Emerald City Aust Film Anthony Jones 1987 Crocodile Dundee 2 Aust Film Norma Moriceau 1984 Mad Max 3 Aust Fim Norma Moriceau Other Positions 1988 Bermans and Nathans (Angels UK) Ladies Costume Hire 1986 Sydney Theatre Company Costume Maker 1985 “Cats” Costume Cutter .
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