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Inducted into ACS Hall of Fame – 2005. Geoff Burton was born in the Hawkesbury River town of Windsor in 1946. Years ten to fourteen were spent in a Cinema Paradiso lifestyle as twice weekly he helped the ageing local cinema operator lug weighty film canisters up to a lofty bio-box.
Jan 17, 2021 · Filmmaker Geoff Burton toasts to retirement among Canberra's vines. 17 January 2021 | Hannah Sparks. Start the conversation. Geoff Burton (right) with director John Duigan (left) on the set of The Year My Voice Broke in Braidwood in 1987. Photo: Supplied.
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Geoff Burton (born 1946) is an Australian cinematographer and director in film and television. Burton began his career with the ABC. He worked on many of the Chequerboard documentaries before filming episodes of the series Ben Hall in 1975.
Film Director, Director of Photography. Geoff is one of Australia’s most renowned directors and cinematographers. In 2005, he was inducted into the Australian Cinematographers Society Hall of Fame.
Aug 26, 2020 · In 2018 the NFSA screened the digital restoration of the iconic Australian film Sunday Too Far Away and hosted a Q&A afterwards with producer Matt Carroll, cinematographer Geoff Burton and actor Max Cullen in which they discussed the film's production and legacy.
Cinematographer Geoff Burton talks about the challenges of working on Storm Boy (1976) in a conversation with NFSA Engagement Officer Louise Sheedy on 30 October 2016.
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