Line Producer / Field Producer / Fixer
Hobart TAS, Australia
I work internationally as a line producer and producer and have 20+ years experience making factual/unscripted TV shows for major networks in the UK, US and Australia. Credits include F1: Drive to Survive, Alaska Live, One Strange Rock, Revenge Prank, Bear Grylls, Louis Theroux and so much more.
I work internationally as a line producer and producer and have 20+ years experience making factual/unscripted TV shows for major networks in the UK, US and Australia. Credits include F1: Drive to Survive, Alaska Live, One Strange Rock, Revenge Prank, Bear Grylls, Louis Theroux and so much more.
Paul Moran is a Scottish creative producer living in Northwest Tasmania. After graduating with BA(Hons) in Filmmaking & Screenwriting Paul found soon found himself settling on the other side of the planet, bringing a Scottish sensibility to Tasmania where he found a palpable resonance with his homeland.
Having produced several internationally screened and award-winning short films, Paul became a recipient of Screen Australia Enterprise funding, securing a placement at Blue Rocket Productions to be mentored as a creative producer. Since then Paul has worked as an associate producer on children’s animated series, Dumbotz , for Nine Network and has produced a short documentary, Sidelines , for SBS and an animated web-series, Moments of Clarity .
Most recently Paul produced KEEKO , an educational children’s animated interstitial series for ABC and is currently developing several projects for various platforms. Paul currently serves as a board member for Wide Angle Tasmania and has been selected as one of Screen Producers Australia’s “Ones to Watch.”
As a gregarious lover of people, places and the stories that lie intertwined within them, Paul actively seeks to combine his child-like curiosity and open view of the world with his imperative for telling screen stories.
Paul Moran is a Scottish creative producer living in Northwest Tasmania. After graduating with BA(Hons) in Filmmaking & Screenwriting Paul found soon found himself settling on the other side of the planet, bringing a Scottish sensibility to Tasmania where he found a palpable resonance with his homeland.
Having produced several internationally screened and award-winning short films, Paul became a recipient of Screen Australia Enterprise funding, securing a placement at Blue Rocket Productions to be mentored as a creative producer. Since then Paul has worked as an associate producer on children’s animated series, Dumbotz , for Nine Network and has produced a short documentary, Sidelines , for SBS and an animated web-series, Moments of Clarity .
Most recently Paul produced KEEKO , an educational children’s animated interstitial series for ABC and is currently developing several projects for various platforms. Paul currently serves as a board member for Wide Angle Tasmania and has been selected as one of Screen Producers Australia’s “Ones to Watch.”
As a gregarious lover of people, places and the stories that lie intertwined within them, Paul actively seeks to combine his child-like curiosity and open view of the world with his imperative for telling screen stories.
Mathew is a cinematographer and stills photographer with experience ranging from large productions to solo operations, working primarily in commercial and narrative. He is experienced in MoVI and Aerials (CASA licensed drone pilot), and has experience with roped access work, small boat operations and remote area expeditions. He is an experienced polar guide, zodiac boat driver, paraglider pilot and climbing guide.
Mathew has worked on a range of features, shorts, commercials, documentaries and news. Clients include: The ABC, BBC, SBS, Channel 7, Channel 9, Discovery Channel, Foxtel, Huffington Post, News Corp, Getty, Telstra, Camelbak, Henty, Black Diamond, Sea to Summit, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian State Government, University of Tasmania, Anarctica XXI, Polar Latitudes, Fredbird Productions, Toyshop Productions, Broken Yellow, Southern Picture, Roar Film and Latitude Films.
Mathew is a cinematographer and stills photographer with experience ranging from large productions to solo operations, working primarily in commercial and narrative. He is experienced in MoVI and Aerials (CASA licensed drone pilot), and has experience with roped access work, small boat operations and remote area expeditions. He is an experienced polar guide, zodiac boat driver, paraglider pilot and climbing guide.
Mathew has worked on a range of features, shorts, commercials, documentaries and news. Clients include: The ABC, BBC, SBS, Channel 7, Channel 9, Discovery Channel, Foxtel, Huffington Post, News Corp, Getty, Telstra, Camelbak, Henty, Black Diamond, Sea to Summit, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian State Government, University of Tasmania, Anarctica XXI, Polar Latitudes, Fredbird Productions, Toyshop Productions, Broken Yellow, Southern Picture, Roar Film and Latitude Films.
As a cameraman/video producer with 12 years experience in the media industry. I have worked on a range of diverse projects eg. documentaries such Gourmet Farmer and Storm Surfers 3D. Travelling to remote Aboriginal communities with The National Museum of Australia - documenting the Encounters Project. Working with rock star Jon English to help save the devil campaign, even My Kitchen Rules and Ray Martin. My aspirations are to be recognized as a professional, and a leader in the industry of arts and media.
As a cameraman/video producer with 12 years experience in the media industry. I have worked on a range of diverse projects eg. documentaries such Gourmet Farmer and Storm Surfers 3D. Travelling to remote Aboriginal communities with The National Museum of Australia - documenting the Encounters Project. Working with rock star Jon English to help save the devil campaign, even My Kitchen Rules and Ray Martin. My aspirations are to be recognized as a professional, and a leader in the industry of arts and media.
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