Best known for his lead role in the iconic Australian film Gallipoli, Mark Lee has over thirty years experience in the film industry. As an actor, he has worked with many talented directors such as Peter Weir, John Duigan (director of Sirens, Flirting, The Year My Voice Broke) and Chris Noonan (director of Babe). Uncovering a passion for directing, Mark has directed a number of plays and short films including Stranger So Familiar recently accepted into the Reno Film Festival. The Bet will be Mark's debut feature film www.thebet.com.au.


Director Mark Lee with Writer/Producer Caroline Gerard.

Hugh completed his Masters of Cinematography in 2002 at the renowned Australian Film Television and Radio School.
 
He has received numerous awards for his work as a cinematographer, including 2003 Kodak Award for Best at the New York International Student Film Festival for short film Ash Wednesday, and the 2003 Cinematography Tropfest Award for Best Cinematographer for Lullaby and several ACS awards (cinematography industry awards). Hugh’s feature film credits include Right Here Right Now (16mm), Two Door Mansion (Digital) and Orange Love Stories (Digital).  His latest feature film as Director of Photography is Solo, an Australian Project Greenlight film.

You would have also seen Hugh's handy work in the fantasic ABC series The Bush Mechanic.

My apologies Phil. I will have to update your history later on.... in the meanwhile, Phil fitted in really well with everyone and did a great job of making sure all the audio from the interviews and gigs was recorded accordingly.

You would often find him sat very quietly at the back of the venue, keeping pretty much to himself with his mobile recording thingy.  Phil came across as bit of a saint however he was caught once or twice talking to his microphone (which resembled a possum on a stick), so perhaps that halo might be slightly crooked :)

Very professional and did not bitch even once !