For
over 15 years, Travis has been passionately tampering
with Australian television.
At
the age of 19, Travis started his career with the Seven
Network as the youngest on-air promotions producer ever,
quickly progressing to producing program launch campaigns
and from 1999 produced and directed many of the networks
branding executions.
Some
industry awards later, in 2004, Travis joined FOXTEL as
Creative Director of the playful No.1 subscription channel
FOX8, soon after adding the Bio Channel and eventually
a total of 9 channel brands to his portfolio. Travis is
now the Creative Director of FOXTEL, where he continues
to provide creative leadership throughout the company.
In addition to his passion for brand and marketing, Travis
also enjoys dabbling in production, having executive produced
three live Mardi Gras telecasts, written and remixed music
releases, while also producing and presenting sessions
to industry peers at conferences. Travis is the current
chairman of the Australia and New Zealand Promax|BDA Organisation,
the local arm of the World Promax and Broadcast Design
Association group.
Recognition:
Over the years, Travis has received 13 World Promax Awards,
3 Broadcast Design Awards, 3 New York Festivals Awards,
17 Promax Australia and New Zealand Awards and 3 ASTRA
Awards. He was also placed among the 'top 20 in the world'
in the inaugural Hollywood Reporter 'Next Generation of
International Television: Class of 2009' nominations.
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In
1991 David established Ambience Entertainment in partnership
with Matthew Street. Ambience originally offered post
production, design and 3D animation services to the advertising
and broadcast industries.
Ambience
later transformed into a production company and was acquired
by Omnilab Media in 2005. Since 2005 David has been directing
the 3D animated series Erky Perky of which there were 78
episodes produced across 3 series. Erky Perky ran on the
7 Network, YTV in Canada and POP TV in the UK before being
acquired by the ABC in Australia .
In
2009 David wrote and directed a 3D animated short film titled
HOG that was financed by Screen Australia .
David
is currently working on Figaro Pho with Luke Jurevicius
for the ABC
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Jane
Cameron started working professionally in theatre, television
and film in 1970. She worked as a performer and casting
director in Australia & then went to London to work
on The Rocky Horror Picture Show (20th Century Fox) and
then The Rocky Horror Show for its Broadway season. She
worked for a short time at The Environmental Liaison Centre
in Nairobi and then returned to Australia.
In
1976 she formed Cameron's Management in partnership with
Richard Harper representing a small number of performers
and creative and fashion people. The agency quickly grew
and diversified.
In
1991 the creative division of the agency merged with Rosemary
Creswell Publications and became The Cameron Creswell Agency,
adding book authors to Cameron's original list of screen
& theatre writers and directors of film, theatre &
television. The agency retained its representation of actors
under the name of Cameron's Management.
She
has been active for many years in defence of freedoms of
expression, has been a supporter of Crocfest and Crocfest
Writers Camps, is a past Board Member of Railway Street
Theatre Company, is currently on the Board of ASDACS and
is a member of various professional organisations.
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Josef
Ber is a NIDA graduate who has been consistently working
in Theatre, Film and Television for 20 years.
Josef recently appeared as a regular cast member on the
critically acclaimed TV show RUSH on network 10,
he has also appeared in East West 101, McLeods Daughters,
Rescue:Special Ops, The Surgeon, Love My Way, Wlidside,
to name a few. His film credits include NED, Powderburn
and The Junction Boys
Josef has performed in theatre productions for companies
such as Company B Belvoir, Bell Shakespeare, Ensemble
Theatre, and more.
Josef
has done numerous radio dramas for the ABC and he also
toured the country in the Gordon/Frost production of Grease
when he was a teenager.
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Tiriel
Mora is an Australian television and film actor. He is
the son of Melbourne artist Mirka Mora and art dealer
Georges Mora.
Tiriel
is probably best known for his role as Martin De Stasio
in the series Frontline, and as lawyer Dennis Denuto in
The Castle.
Tiriel's
television work includes roles in Rake, Underbelly, All
Saints, City Homicide, The Secret Life of Us, The Surgeons,
The Cooks, Seachange, Dogwoman, F.A.R.S.C.A.P.E, Search
for Treasure Island and Grass Roots. He has also appeared
in the telemovies Heroes’ Mountain, Hell Has Harbour
Views, and recently appeared as Rene Rivkin in A Model
Daughter: The Killing of Caroline Byrne
His
film roles include The Castle, Happy Feet, Crocodile Dundee
in LA, Dead End, King Kong, The Parlour, Garage Days,
Queen of the Damned, The Elixir and The Inheritance and
many more.
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