Tony Walters

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Antony Walters is an Australian actor, film director, and cocreator of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation television series Double the Fist.^[1]

Walters met his collaborator Craig Anderson when they were performing absurdist theatre at the University of Western Sydney in the mid-1990s. Bryan Moses, the third member of their team was there at the same time making films. They teamed up on the short film Life in a Datsun, which won best comedy at the 1999 Tropfest film festival, where they met Doug Bayne, another entrant who created casual computer effects. The foursome created Dare TV, a consciously tasteless mock reality show that they sold to Special Broadcasting Service.^[2]

They then created material for Fly TV, ABC's digital youth channel, before piloting Double the Fist.^[2]

Tony is currently working as a photographer and video journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald.

References

↑ Tony Walters at the Internet Movie Database
↑ 2.0 2.1 Greg Hassall, "Fistful of hollers", Sydney Morning Herald (May 20, 2004).

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