People
Sally Ingleton
Sally is a partner in 360 Degree Films. As well as doing stints as a film bureaucrat and teacher she has been producing and directing award-winning documentaries for the past 25 years with her company Singing Nomads Productions. Specialising in science, arts, history and social issues Sally has made programs for BBC, Channel 4, Discovery, ABCTV, SBSTV, and NHK.
Just completed is the arts documentary John Gollings: Eye For Architecture (SBS/AVRO) that premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival 2009.
In 2008 Sally had a busy year. She produced and directed the award winning science adventure documentary Seed Hunter (ABCTV, ARTE France, SVT Sweden, RTE Ireland). In addition she produced the international political documentary Tibet: Murder In The Snow (BBC, SBS, TSR, YLE, RTBF) and Community Cop for SBS.
In 2007 Sally produced 2 Mums and a Dad (SBS) which won Best Documentary at the Sydney Film Festival Dendy Awards and Best Documentary at the Australian Teachers of Media Awards. It was also nominated for Best Human Story at the ATOM Awards and Best achievement in Direction (Miranda Wills) at the Australian Director Guild Awards.
In 2006 Sally produced Welcome 2 My Deaf World (SBS) that was nominated for Best Documentary at both the Australian Film Institute and Australian Teacher’s of Media Awards.
In 2002 MUDDY WATERS - LIFE AND DEATH ON THE GREAT BARRIER REEF (SBS) picked up several international science/environment awards and in 1997 MAO'S NEW SUIT (Ch4/SBS), filmed in China, won Best Documentary at the Chicago Windy City Documentary Festival as well as being nominated for Best Documentary at the Dendy Awards Sydney Film festival.
Currently in post production is Penguin Island a natural history series for ABC, BBC and ARTE FRANCE.
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John Moore
John Moore has been producing award-winning documentaries for nearly twenty years. His programs have sold to ABC TV, SBS, Channel 4, ARTE, The Canadian History Channel and TV Ontario.
His most recent programs are for the Film Australia History Scheme, Menzies & Churchill at War and Monash the Forgotten Anzac.
His 2005 documentary about Bertram Wainer Abortion, Corruption & Cops was nominated at the 2005 Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards and the 2006 Sydney Film Festival.
In 2001 John produced and directed Thomson of Arnhem Land for Film Australia and the ABC. Thomson won the $15,000 NSW Premiers History Award, an AFI Award for Editing and was nominated for awards at Banff and Shanghai TV Festivals.
John's awards include a United Nations Peace Award for Barefoot Student Army in 1994, Best Documentary at the Melbourne and Sydney Film Festivals for Black Man’s Houses (1993) and an Australian Film Institute Award for Best TV Documentary for Guns & Roses (1991).
John is a current board member of the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC).
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Josephine Wright - Development Producer
Bio coming soon...
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Kate Breen - Production Manager
Kate has production managed numerous TV, film and online projects including ‘Once Bitten’ (doco series for SBS & Maori TV), ‘Margaret Fulton – Our Food Journey’ (LifeStyle Channel), ‘Liquid Stone – Unlocking Gaudi’s Secrets’ (TVNZ & ABC), ‘Embedded with the Murri Mob’ (SBS), ‘Jesus Can’t Skate’ (feature doco), ‘Podlove’ (online series for SBS), ‘ABC of Dance 4 Film’ (series for ABC & CH4 UK) and ‘Mutt’ (short animation).
Under her own company Butterfly Productions she has also produced a number of short films. Her latest ‘Pests’ (Film Victoria) and ‘Evelyn Everyone’ (Screen Australia) were both nominated for best short drama at the 2009 ATOM Awards. Other award winning shorts include; ‘Happy Accident’ (finalist in the Diet Coke short film competition), ‘Lullaby’ (winner Best Student Film at WOW Festival 2008), ’Wanker’ (2006 winner of TAC ‘MAFMAD’ competition), ‘Trust’ (10 min doco), ‘Life’s Little Dramas’ (15 min Super 16 drama), Wally (7 min drama) and ‘Nik of Time’ (4 min drama).
In 2005 Kate completed a Graduate Diploma in Producing from the Victorian College of the Arts, winning the prize for Best Producing Student. Kate has worked for more than 8 years as a marketing and communications manager for IBM, Oracle, chello broadband, Zomba Music and Access1.
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Lisa Horler - Line Producer
Lisa Horler is a writer, director and producer working in documentary and new media. Lisa's first documentary, "Writers…The Real Story" (1995) screened at the Banff Television Festival. She has produced and directed documentaries for Australian broadcast – “Levantes” (1998) SBS, “From Here to Ithaca” (2002) SBS, and “Made in Heaven” (2005) ABC.
Lisa’s first website project Somazone, created in 1999, is one of Australia’s most popular health sites for young people. Lisa worked for the Australian Children’s Television Foundation from 1999-2002 in the New Media Unit managing all website and software development including Kahootz 2.0.
Lisa recently worked as a Line Producer/Production Manager for 360 Degree Films on “Menzies and the Fate of Australia”, “Monash and the Anzac Legend” and “The Trial”.
She also co-produced “Alone in A Crowded Room” (2009), a documentary about adults with autism through her company is Licketty Split. It will screen on the ABC in 2010.
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Shelley Dresden - Production Assistant
Coming from a background in secondary education, Shelley is a recent graduate of the 2008 Graduate Diploma in Producing for Film and Television at the Victorian College of the Arts.
Among the films she produced during her time there, ‘The Rise of Leatherman’ (2008) won Best Tertiary Documentary at the 2009 ATOM Awards and ‘Love and Other Red Spot Specials’ was screened at the 2009 Palm Springs International Short Film Festival.
In 2009 Shelley produced the VCA short film ‘Vigilant! Healthy! Wholesome!’ which will screen at the opening of the 2009 VCA Film and Television Graduate Screenings.
