Technical Creative
Client: Self – Rosie and The Thorns
Project: Music Video
Role: Producer, Editor
Low-budget video for my band Rosie and The Thorns
Shot on HDV and edited in Final Cut Pro. For this dark little song, we asked our Facebook fans to send us two photos of themselves…
Watch the video clip:
Client: Self
Project: Tamworth Festival Video Diary
Role: Producer, Director, Digital Video Editing
A light-hearted look at my trip to Tamworth in 2008 as a Toyota Star Maker Finalist. This video has over 15,000 views on YouTube so far!
It was an A-M-A-Z-I-N-G time and really made me feel like I had found a musical home. While I’m not a mainstream country artist, the Country music sensibilities of honesty, story and melody resonate with my songwriting – and we found a whole new audience!
Client Lea Gillard
Project: Mercy EP – Extended CD with music video
Role: Director, Digital Video Editing, Cover art
Created all artwork for CD cover and disc to press-ready standard.
Ultra-low budget film clip shot on miniDV and edited in Final Cut Pro.
Client Lea Gillard’s Rock Chic
Project: Miss You – Live music video
Role: Director, Digital Video Editing, Cover art, Musician
Ultra-low budget film clip shot on miniDV and edited in iMovie and Final Cut Pro. Presented on promotional DVD for venues/entertainment agencies.
Client: Verandah Post Films – Community film group
Project: Dear Old Dad
Role: Director, Digital Video Editing, Titles
This was my first directing project with VPF, made for Tropfest 2004. Three days shooting. Completed as a DVD with behind-the-scenes photos for sale in Bowraville Theatre.
Awards: Best First Film at the 2004 Northern Womens Film Festival, North Coast Camera, Lismore NSW
Screenings: Bowraville Theatre, Aurora TV
Director: Rosie Sutherland
Screenplay: Sue McKinley
Producer: Lea Gillard
Director of Photography: Alan SamuelsCast: Lisa Besmehn, Victoria Maggs, Andrew Maggs, Fred Smith, Mark Vereker, John Beilby
Duration: 7min
Shooting Guage: miniDV
Screening Format: DVD or miniDVThe Story:
Poor old Harry’s dead. His youngest daughter Lizzie will miss him a lot. Lizzie’s estranged siblings Margot and Roger return from the city for their Dad’s funeral.
They can barely hide their distaste for Harry’s small-town, beer and races lifestyle – so why did they bother to show up?
Watch an excerpt from Dear Old Dad: