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JOHN WILKINSON Production Sound Mixer Vox Clarus Pty JOHN WILKINSON Production Sound Mixer Vox Clarus Pty. Ltd. IMDB: https://pro-labs.imdb.com/name/nm0929417/ m. 0418 540 308 e. [email protected] BOOKINGS: Melb. Freelancers 9682 2722 Syd. Top Techs 02-9958 1611 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY I have been working as a freelance sound recordist on features, TV programs and TVCs since 1986. My main credits are listed below. Unless otherwise stated my position was as Production Sound Mixer. I was nominated for Best Sound in the AFI Awards in 1990 for The Big Steal and in 1998 for The Interview. I won “Best achievement in Sound for Sound Recording” in the 2005 Australian Screen Sound Guild Awards for “Peaches” Year Production Production Company Format 2019 Hungry Ghosts Hungry Ghosts Productions TV series SBS 2018 Cricket Australia The Producers TVC/ content Ride like a Girl 100 to 1 Productions Feature Film Relic Relic Prods (Carver Films) Feature Film The Whistleblower Whistleblower Productions Feature Film (Action Unit) 2017 Dr Blake January Productions TV series ABC Jack Irish Essential media TV series ABC Wentworth Fremantle Media TV series (2nd Unit) Sunshine Sunshine Prods (Carver Films) TV series SBS 2016 House Husbands V Playmaker TV Series 2015 Ali’s Wedding Matchbox Pictures Feature Film Jack Irish Essential Media TV Series Please Like Me III A Pigeon Fancier Production TV Series 2014 Glitch Matchbox Pictures TV Series Oddball WTFN Entertainment Feature Film Please Like Me II A Pigeon Fancier Production TV Series 2013 Cut Snake Matchbox Pictures Feature Film The Menkoff Method Whitehot Productions Feature Film Never Tear Us Apart – INXS Shine Australia Mini Series Jack Irish Essential Media Telemovie Healing Point Blank Pictures Feature Film 2012 Problems Sam Simmons TV Series Mrs Biggs December Films Mini Series The Homicide Franchise Summer Offensive Pty Ltd Mini Series 2011 Save Your Legs Another Man’s Box Feature Neighbours Fremantle Media TV soap Laid 2 Laid series 2 Pty Ltd TV comedy series David Rosetzky Project David Rosetzky ACCA project Video installation 1 Save Your Legs Another Mans Box Feature Film Kath & Kim the Filum RTP film productions Pty Ltd Feature Film Audrey’s Kitchen Working dog Films Comedy cooking show Phone call Daniel Deparis short 2010 Underbelly the Movie Files UBTM Pty Ltd HD telemovies 3 telemovies Completed nationally “Ensure a Safe Workplace” On line OHS training accredited BSBOHS509A course Eye of the Storm EOTS productions Feature Film 2009 Hawke The Film Company Tele Movie I Love You Too Hell & High Waters Pty Ltd Feature Film Year Production Production Company Format Rush Series II – 2nd Unit Southern Star TV Series Centre Place M.I.A. Feature Film 2008 Blessed Blessed Productions Feature Saved Big & Little Films Tele Movie Knowing Ezekiel Films Feature My Year Without Sex Hibiscus Films Feature 2007 Long Weekend Long Weekend Productions Feature Canal Road #1 Canal Road TV Series Ektopos Ektopos Productions Feature The Children of Huang Shi Bluewater Pictures Feature 2006 Kick Storm Productions Series Secretary Southern Star Series Pilot Home Song Stories Porchlight Films Feature Nightmares & Dreamscapes Coote Hayes Teleseries 2005 Macbeth – M Mushroom Pictures Feature The Book of Revelation Zinzani Films Feature 2004 Secret Life of Us Southern Star TV Series 2003 Peaches Peaches Films Feature Strange Bedfellows Instinct Entertainment Feature 2002 Secret Life of Us Southern Star TV Series Macleod’s Daughters Millenium Television TV Series 2001 Secret Life of Us Southern Star TV series Ponderosa Western Production Services TV series 2000 Till Human Voices Wake Us DND Productions Feature Horace & Tina Jonathan M Shiff Productions TV Series Sparky D Comes to Town Westside Productions/SBS Short TV drama 1999 Thunderstone III Jonathan M Shiff Productions Mini series Beware of Greeks Bearing Guns Media World Features Feature Thunderstone II Jonathan M Shiff Productions Mini series High Flyers Southern Star TV series Growing Old Disgracefully Melodrama Pictures Documentary 1998 Muggers Muggers Productions Feature Thunderstone Jonathan M Shiff Productions Mini series 1997 Ocean Girl IV Jonathan M Shiff Productions Mini series The Interview Interview Films Feature Two Girls & a Baby Annamax Media Short feature 1996 Balanced Particle Freeway Rosenbaum Whitbread Prods. Telemovie Blue Heelers Southern Star TV series Full Frontal Artist Services TV series 1995 Ocean Girl III Westbridge Productions Mini series The Club December Films Documentary 2 Blue Heelers Southern Star TV series Big Girl's Blouse Artist Services TV comedy Full Frontal Artist Services TV comedy Man from Snowy River Pro Films TV Series 1994 Ocean Girl II Westbridge Productions Mini series Blue Heelers Southern Star TV series Harold Flying Carpet Films Documentary 1993 Ocean Girl Westbridge Productions Mini series Snowy Simpson Le Mesurier Mini series 1992 Crime Time Boulevard Films 35mm feature Silver Brumby Media World Features 35mm feature Kelly 2 Westbridge Productions 13 part TV series 1991 Kuwaiti Cafe Boulevard Films 35mm Feature Good Vibrations HSV 7 TV pilot Flying Doctors Crawford Productions (mixer) TV series On the Border of Hopetown AFC Short feature 1990 Kelly 1 Westbridge Productions 13 part TV series Ratbag Hero Ratbag Hero Prods Mini series Year Production Production Company Format Jackaroo Crawford Productions (mixer) Mini series Plead Guilty, Get a Bond Lewin Films Short feature The Big Steal Cascade Films 35mm feature 1989 In Too Deep Media World 35mm feature Flair Flair Productions Mini series The Fruits of Their Labour Swinburne short feature A Kink in the Picasso s Colossimo Film 35mm feature 1988 Adventures on Kythera Media World TV series Flying Doctors Crawford Productions (mixer) TV series Blowing Hot and Cold Colossimo Films 35mm feature All the Way Crawford Productions TV mini series Melbourne Dig Film Victoria film documentary 60 Minutes Nine Network current affairs Four Corners ABC Television current affairs 1987 Takeover Philip Emmanuel Prods Tele movie As Time Goes By Ultimate Show Prods (boom op & 35mm feature mixer) Kylie Minogue Short Stories Video Clips Flying Doctors Crawford Productions (mixer) TV series A Swimmer Drowning Film Victoria short feature 1986 Dr Stroker John Laurie Prods 16mm feature Alice to Nowhere Crawford Prods (assistant mixer) 4 hr mini series Whose Baby? Crawford Prods (assistant mixer) 4 hr mini series My Brother Tom Crawford Prods (assistant mixer) Mini series A Far Country Crawford Prods (assistant mixer) Mini series I Live With Me Dad Crawford Prods (assistant mixer) 35mm feature Special Squad Crawford Productions TV series 1985 A Far Country Crawford Productions Mini series I Live With Me Dad Crawford Productions 35mm feature Henderson Kids Crawford Productions Mini series Channel Chaos Hatful Productions (boom op) 35mm feature 1983- Don Lane Show, Hey Hey It’s GTV 9 Audio Dept live variety programs 1984 Saturday etc 1979- Cop Shop, Sullivans, Skyways, Crawford Productions Sound Dept TV series 1983 Carsons Law Staff 3 4.
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