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Philip Brophy, born in Reservoir, Melbourne 1959 is an Australian musician, composer, sound designer, filmmaker, writer, [1] graphic designer, educator and academic. Music.
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Philip Brophy - CV. 2024. Writer/director. BODY MELT (2k restoration w/ Dolby Digital 5.1) - Cinema Reborn, Sydney. Composer/performer. BODY MELT - soundtrack double-LP, Terror Vision, USA (forthcoming) Writer.
Philip Brophy - Film. Productions & Curating. After a series of experimental shorts, Philip debuted with the longform 16mm Salt Saliva Sperm & Sweat and the 35mm horror feature Body Melt (both funded by the Australian Film Commission).
Philip Brophy is a bit of an avant-pop star in contemporary Australian art. He embodies the traces of a post-Punk scene in Melbourne that included figures such as Nick Cave; was an early contributor to 'new wave' journals like Art & Text; produced a string of underground records; and then made cheap horror films.
Philip Brophy was born in 1959 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is a composer and writer, known for Body Melt (1993), Salt, Saliva, Sperm and Sweat (1988) and No Dance (1985).
Those who follow Australian art, music, or film will have come across Melbourne's Philip Brophy. Over the last thirty years, he has produced important work in all three scenes. He is also a critic and curator.
