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[email protected] rmkcrew.com.au ASH EDEN SOUND RECORDIST ABC TV Landline, Four Corners, Compass, 7:30 Report, Australia Wide, Australian Story 2014-18 Broadcast Foreign Correspondent, Gardening Australia, Catalyst, The Link, News ABC Format: Panasonic P2, Canon C100MkII, C200 Network TEN (Brisbane) Totally Wild, Toasted TV, Crocamole 2017 - 2018 Broadcast Network TEN Format: Sony XDcam Whistling Wolf Norco Milk 2018 Broadcast – TVC Format: Sony FS5 Wanderer Films Here There B Monsters 2018 Short Film Format: Arri Amira, Mini L&S Media Orange Sky 2018 Broadcast - TVC Channel Nine Format: Arri Mini Fredbird Air Rescue 2017 Broadcast Seven Network Format: Canon C300MkII L&S Media Broncos Insider 2017 Broadcast Channel Nine Format: Sony F5 ITV Keeping Australia Safe 2017 Broadcast ABC Format: Sony FS7 Red Bull One and a Half Canoes 2016 Broadcast Red Bull TV Format: Sony FS7, A7s Wild Bear / Flick Chicks Snake Boss (Series 2) (Partial Eps) 2016 Broadcast Animal Planet Format: Sony FS7 NHK Nadeshiko (1 x 50 Min Ep) 2016 Broadcast NHK Format: Sony XDCam Mint Bushwhacked Bugs (10 x 5 Min Interstitial) 2015 Broadcast ABC 3 Format: Sony F5 InEvidence Hewlett Packard (Tablets Computers) 2015 Promo Online Format: Sony F5 OSF Ingenious Animals – Australasia (8 x Segs) 2015 Broadcast BBC 1 Format: Sony F5 Fredbird Play School 2015 Broadcast ABC 2 Format: Canon C300 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (Continued) Wild Bear Big Art 2015 Broadcast ABC Format: Red Epic, Canon C300 Summit Productions The Journey to Spindrift 2015 Short Film (50 Mins) Cinema / Online Format: Red Epic Mint Pictures (North One) Bushwhacked – Series 1,2,3 (39 x 26 min Eps) 2012/13/14/15 Broadcast ABC 3, Discovery Kids, NITV, Super RTL Format: Sony XDCam, EX3, A7s, Canon C300, 5D L+S Media Highgrove Bathhrooms (2 x) 2014/15 Broadcast - TVC Format: Canon C300 L+S Media Evocca College Promo (2 x) 2014/15 Promo Online Format: Canon C300 Parable Productions Whats Up Down Under (6 x 26 Min Eps) 2013/14 Broadcast Network TEN Format: Sony XDCam, Canon C100, 5D David Atkins Entertainment Commonwealth Games Flag Handover Ceremony 2014 Promo A/V Projection Format: Red Epic Wall to Wall Long Lost Family 2014 Broadcast ITV Format: Canon C300 Waterbyrd Filmz Nurse TV - Nurses and Midwives 2014 Broadcast Fox Format: Sony XDCam NITV Naidoc Awards & Around the Traps 2014 Broadcast NITV Format: Canon C300 TLI Warner Villiage - Movieworld “Fright Night”&“3 Wishes” 2014 Broadcast - TVC Format: Arri Alexa Network TEN Commonwealth Games 2014 Broadcast - TVC Network TEN Format: Sony F55 Night Kitchen Lorna Jane 2014 Corporate/Doco Online Format: Canon 5DMkII Network TEN The Project 2014 Broadcast - TVC Network TEN Format: Arri Alexa Network TEN F1 Melbourne Grand Prix 2014 Broadcast - TVC Network TEN Format: Arri Alexa AFL Media Gatorade 2014 Broadcast - TVC Format: Canon 5DMkII Hoodlum Hewlett Packard 2014 Corporate (Pilot) Online Format: Canon C300 SBS Insight 2012/13/14 Broadcast SBS Format: Canon C300 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (Continued) Granada I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! 2013/15 Broadcast (1 x Walk Ins) + (1 x Challenge) + (1 x Relatives Airport Arrival) ITV Format: Sony XDCam Milk Money Hahn Beer 2013 Corporate Online Format: Canon 5DMkII ABC Liv on the Edge – Studio 3 (5 x 5 Min Interstitial) 2013 Broadcast ABC 3 Format: Panasonic P2 Fremantle Media Grand Designs Australia 2013 Broadcast ABC Format: Sony XDCam 7pm Company The Project 2012/13/14 Broadcast Network TEN Format: Sony XDCam Carbon Media Handball Heroes (20 x 5 Min Interstitial) 2013 Broadcast ABC 3 Format: Sony FS700 2012 Pilot Format: Canon 5DMkII Big Fish Virgin Blue 2013 Corporate Online Format: Canon 5DMkII Travelling Tales Jilleroo School (Back Stories) 2013 Broadcast ABC Format: Sony XDCam Whistling Wolf QGC Sustainable Communities 2012 Corporate Online Format: Canon 5DMkII Screen QLD Brisbane International Film Festival (BIFF) 2012 Web You Tube Channel Format: Sony NXCam Fremantle Media Wildlife Warriors 2012 Broadcast ABC Format: Sony XDCam Sea Dog TV Hello Birdy (1 x Ep) 2012 Broadcast ABC Format: Panasonic DVCPro HD Network TEN Scope (26 Min Eps) 2005-12 Broadcast Network TEN Format: Sony XDCam Independent (QPIX) Tinny 2012 Drama – Short Format: Canon C300 L+S Media Network TEN News (Brisbane) 2012 Broadcast TVC Format: Canon 5DMkII ABC 3 / Wild Fury 3 on 3 (13 X 5 Min Interstitial) 2012 Broadcast ABC 3 Format: Sony XDCam Network TEN / BBC Outback 8 (13 X 26 Min Eps) 2008 Broadcast - Reality BBC,Network TEN,ABC Format: Sony XDCam Location Sound Recordist EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (Continued) Network TEN (Brisbane) Totally Wild, Documentaries, Toasted TV, Totally Footy, June 07–Sept 11 Broadcast TTN, Puzzle Play, Scope, Kick to Kick, Wurrawhy, etc… Senior Sound Recordist Network TEN Format: Sony HDCam, Betacam SX and XDCam June 05–June 07 Broadcast Network TEN News News Cameraman Network TEN Format: Betacam SX January 03–June 05 Broadcast Totally Wild & Totally Australia (Docos) Location Sound Recordist Format: Sony HDCam One 80 Digital Post Fox Sports Netball 2008 Outside Broadcast Fox Audio Assist Oceapro / OP Workvision - Various Productions - 1998–2005 Doco–TVC–Promo - Various Networks - Format: Sony HDCam, Digital Beta, Beta SP, DVCam Sound Recordist / Camera Assistant Queensland Health Dept. - Various Productions - 2003 – 2004 Live Satellite Broadcast & Corporate Videos Studio Camera Operator / Studio Sound Operator Independent (QPIX) Disturb 2003 Drama – Short Format: Sony MiniDV Independent (QPIX) Birds and Bees 2003 Drama – Short Format: Sony HDCam Southern Star Endemol Big Brother (Third Series) 2003 Broadcast Network TEN Format: Sony Digital Betacam Chance Pictures Becoming 2003 Independent Feature Format: Canon MiniDV Location Sound Recordist / Key Grip / Boom Op RTHK Koala’s Pizza 2002 Broadcast - Drama RTHK Format: Sony DVCam CITEC Corporate Television - Various Productions - 1998 – 2002 Live Satellite Broadcast & Corporate Video Studio Camera Operator / Location Sound Recordist / Camera Assistant Oceapro Doraemon 2000 Broadcast TV Asahi Format: Sony Betacam SP Location Sound Recordist / Camera Assistant Oceapro The Global Family 2000 Broadcast NHK Format: Sony HDCam & DAT Cosmo Space Toyota Rav 4 2000 Promotional Video Format: Sony Betacam SP Camera Assistant Office Two-One News Station - Y2K 1998 Broadcast TV Asahi Format: Sony Betacam SP .
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