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MEMBER of MAC Cosmetic’S APDG Makeup & Hair Design 2013 AWARDS Gold Derby Makeup and Hair 2016 Winner - Mad Max Fury Road OSCAR BFCA Critic’s Choice Best Hair and Makeup 2016 Best Achievement Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Makeup and Hairstyling Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Seattle Film Critic’s Best Makeup and Hairstyling 2016 Winner - Mad Max Fury Road OFTA Film Best Makeup and Hairstyling 2016 BAFTA Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Best Makeup and Hair Winner - Mad Max Fury Road INOCA Best Makeup and Hairstyling 2016 Winner - Mad Max Fury Road MAC Cosmetic’s APDG Makeup & Hair Design 2015 Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Hollywood Film Makeup of the Year 2015 Hollywood Makeup Artists & Hairstylists Guild Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Best Character Makeup Winner - Mad Max Fury Road Hollywood Makeup Artists & Hairstylists Guild Best Character Makeup 2014 Nomination - The Great Gatsby - shared with Maurizio Silvi MEMBER OF MAC Cosmetic’s APDG Makeup & Hair Design 2013 Winner - The Great Gatsby – Shared with Maurizio Silvi and Kerry Warn MAC Cosmetic’s ADPG Makeup & Hair Design 2011 Winner - Sleeping Beauty Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science A.S.M.A Makeup 2000 Winner - Farscape Hollywood Makeup Artists & Hairstylists Guild Best Period Makeup 1999 Australian Academy Cinema Winner - Moulin Rouge Television Arts Saturn Makeup 1997 Nomination - Dark City Australian Production Design Guild A.S.M.A Makeup 1996 Winner – Dark City 1 +61(0)415 653 968 | [email protected] FEATURE FILMS 2017 Aquaman Makeup & Hair Designer Director James Wan Peter Rabbit Makeup & Hair Designer Director Will Gluck 2016 Alien Covenant Makeup & Hair Designer Director Ridley Scott 2014 God’s of Egypt Makeup & Hair Designer Director Alex Proyas 2012 Mad Max Fury Rd Makeup & Hair Designer Director George Miller 2011 The Great Gatsby Makeup & Hair Supervisor, Additional Design Director Baz Luhrmann 2010 Sleeping Beauty Makeup & Hair Designer Director Julia Leigh 2008 Knowing Makeup & Hair Designer Director Alex Proyas 2007 Australia Makeup & Hair Supervisor, Additional Design Director Baz Luhrmann 2005 Ghost Rider Makeup & Hair Designer Director Mark Stephen Johnson 2004 Stealth Makeup & Hair Designer Director Rob Cohen 2002 Loves Brother Makeup Designer Director Jan Sardi 2002 Beyond Borders Makeup Designer&Personal to Angelina Jolie and Clive Owen Director Martin Campbell 2001 Scooby Doo Makeup & Hair Designer & Personal to Sarah Michele Gellar Director Raja Gosnell 2000 Star Wars – Attack of the Clones Makeup Supervisor Director George Lucas 1999 Moulin Rouge Makeup & Hair Supervisor Director Baz Luhrmann 1997 Babe, Pig In The City Makeup & Hair Designer Director George Miller 2 +61(0)415 653 968 | [email protected] 1996 Dark City Makeup & Hair Designer Director Alex Proyas 1995 Shine Makeup & Hair Designer Director Scott Hicks 1994 Street Fighter 2nd Unit Makeup & Hair & SFX Director Steven De Souza 1993 Vacant Possession Makeup & Hair Designer Director Margo Nash 1993 Escape From Absolom Makeup & Hair Designer Director Martin Campbell 1991 Shotgun Wedding Makeup Designer Director Paul Harmon 1991 Strictly Ballroom Makeup Designer Director Baz Luhrmann 1991 The Last Days Of Chez Nous Makeup Designer Director Gillian Armstrong 1990 Return to the Blue Lagoon Makeup & Hair Designer Director William A Graham 1989 Blood Oath Makeup Designer Director Stephen Wallace 1988 The Blood of Heros SFX Makeup Director David Webb Peoples 1986 High Tide Makeup & Hair Designer Director Gillian Armstrong 1985 For Love Alone Makeup Designer Director Stephen Wallace 1984 The Coca-Cola Kid Makeup Designer Director Dusan Makavejev 1981 Forced Vengeance (HK) Makeup & Hair Designer Director James Fargo 1981 Mad Max II Road Warrior Makeup & Hair Designer Director George Miller 1981 Bad Blood (NZ) Makeup & Hair Designer Director Mike Newell 1980 Race For The Yankee Zephyr (NZ) Makeup & Hair Designer Director David Hemmings 3 +61(0)415 653 968 | [email protected] 1980 Beyond Reasonable Doubt (NZ) Makeup & Hair Designer Director John Laing 1979 Middle Age Spread (NZ) Makeup & Hair Designer Director John Reid 1978 Skin Deep (NZ) Makeup & Hair Designer Director Geoff Steven TELEVISION Makeup & Hair Designer 2015 Secret City Director Emma Freeman 2013 Old School Makeup & Hair Designer Director Gregor Jordan, Paul Oliver, Peter Templeman 2009 My Place Makeup & Hair Designer 2006 Tripping Over Makeup & Hair Designer UK Australian Co production 2003 Blackjack Makeup & Hair Designer In the Money & Ace Point Game 2001 Cold Feet (Aust) Makeup & Hair Supervisor 2000 When Good Ghouls Go Bad Makeup & Hair Designer Makeup & Hair Designer 1998-99 Farscape (US) Series 1 1996 Whipping Boy Makeup & Hair Supervisor 1995 The Beast (US) Makeup & Hair Supervisor 1990 Inspector Morse (UK) Makeup & Hair Supervisor The Promised Land 1989 Bangkok Hilton Makeup Supervisor 1986 Vietnam Makeup Supervisor 1985 ‘Shout’ Story Of Johnny O’Keefe Makeup Supervisor 1984 Cowra Breakout Makeup Supervisor 1983 The Chamberlain Project Makeup Supervisor 1982 The Dismissal Makeup Supervisor 1982 Return To Eden (Series 1) Makeup Supervisor & SFX 1979 Jack Winters Dream (NZ) Makeup & Hair Supervisor ART PROJECTS 2004 Makeup & Hair for Tracey Moffatt’s Adventure series, Photo narratives, series of 10 images 2010 Makeup & Hair for Baz Luhrmann & Vincent Fantauzzo’s “The Creek 1977” 4 +61(0)415 653 968 | [email protected] .
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