Craig Melville

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Craig Melville is an Australian television, advertising and music clip director currently based in Sydney. He is currently in production for The Chaser's War on Everything for 2007.

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[edit] Filmography

[edit] Music Clips

[edit] Awards For Television Shows Directed by Craig Melville

The Chaser's War on Everything (ABC) Winner of 2 AFI Awards - location segment director from April 2006 onwards

  • Best Television Comedy 2006
  • Best Performance in a Television Comedy - Andrew Hansen 2006

John Safran vs God director for comedy / documentary series for SBS.

  • Winner of 2 AFI Awards – Best Comedy and ‘Best Original Concept’
  • Logie nomination
  • finalist for ABU 2005 Awards.
  • Screening on Sundance Channel USA in 2007.

John Safran's Music Jamboree directed prank and parody segments

  • 2 x AFI Awards 2005
  • Best Television Comedy 2005
  • Open Craft winner - Best Original Concept 2005
  • Logie nomination 2005.

[edit] Awards for Music Videos

TISMThunderbirds Are Coming Out’ Shock Records

  • Australian Cinematographers Society Award

Magic Dirt ‘She Riff’ Au-go-go Records

  • Australian Cinematographers Society Award

Josh Abrahams & Amiel DaemionAddicted to BassShock Records

[edit] Awards for Advertising

Jay Jays (Just Jeans Group) ‘In Hiding’ Clemenger BBDO

  • nominated for Cannes Lion - retail advertising
  • Winner of Asia Pacific Advertising Award

[edit] Awards for Short Film

Dentally Disturbed (co-director) 16mm – 2004

  • Flickerfest 2005 – Sydney - Winner of SBS Television Award
  • Portland International Film Festival (USA)– Audience Choice Award 2005
  • Down Under Film Festival ‘Best Australian Short Comedy’ 2005
  • Sony Tropfest ‘Best of the Rest’ competition winner
  • London Rushes Soho Short Film Festival Best Newcomer– Runner up.
  • Licensing deal with Telstra Bigpond Movie 2005
  • Licensing deal with Qantas In-flight Entertainment programme
  • Licensing deal with Japan TV Station
  • Runner Up – Angry Film Festival

Brief Fiction (director and DOP) 16mm - 1996

  • Gold - Australian Cinematographers Society Awards 1996
  • Brisbane International Film Festival 1997.
  • Screened on ‘Loud Festival’ program - ABC TV 1997.
  • Provincial Film Festival 1997 - Nomination
  • Open City Film Festival 1997
  • MADC Short Film Festival 1999

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