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Kriv Stenders is an Australian writer, producer and director best known for the film Red Dog and the thriller film Kill Me Three Times. [2] [3] He started off directing music videos for many famous Australian bands, including Go Betweens , Mental As Anything , Choirboys , Noiseworks , et al.
Kriv Stenders is known for Red Dog (2011), Boxing Day (2007) and The Illustrated Family Doctor (2005).
Stenders says what he liked about Red Dog was the fact it was a human and humane story that didn't rely on the 'cute' gimmicks of CGI-enhanced behaviour, or talking animals.
Kriv Stenders is known as an Director, Writer, Actor, Producer, Screenplay, Camera Operator, Creative Consultant, Cinematography, and Story. Some of their work includes Kill Me Three Times, Red Dog, Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan, Red Dog: True Blue, Doctor Doctor, Jack Irish, Australia Day, and The Principal.
Aug 3, 2019 · For Kriv Stenders – the prolific Australian director best known for the Red Dog films but whose slate runs the gamut of genres – getting Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan into the cinema is ...
Kriv Stenders is a busy man. The Brisbane-born filmmaker didn’t make it to Sundance to promote his. Red Dog. follow-up, Red Dog: True Blue. , as he was editing his long-gestating feature-length documentary about Brisbane indie-rock group The Go-Betweens (and probably finishing off his Brisbane-set Foxtel feature, Australia Day).
“I think any film or creative endeavour is like a war or a battle,” Kriv Stenders tells us. “In fact, I believe the more terrifying and dangerous it is, the better your work becomes. Fear is a great motivator. When something goes wrong it forces you to think creatively and spontaneously.
