Ian David
Australian writer
Ian David | |
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| Nationality | Australian |
| Occupation | Screenwriter |
| Known for | Blue Murder |
Ian David is an Australian writer, best known for his work in television, particularly adaptations of true stories such as Police Crop: The Winchester Conspiracy, Joh's Jury and Blue Murder.[1][2]
Select Credits
- A Country Practice
- Police Crop: The Winchester Conspiracy (1990) – TV movie
- Joh's Jury (1992) – TV movie
- Blue Murder (1995) – mini series
- Bad Cop, Bad Cop (2002) – TV series
- The Shark Net (2003) – TV mini series
- 3 Acts of Murder (2009) – TV movie
- Killing Time (2011) – TV mini series
References
External links
- Ian David at IMDb
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Byron Kennedy Award
- Roger Savage (1984)
- Andrew Pike (1985)
- Nadia Tass and David Parker (1986)
- Martha Ansara (1987)
- George Ogilvie (1988)
- Jane Campion (1989)
- Dennis O'Rourke (1990)
- John Duigan (1991)
- Robin Anderson and Bob Connolly (1992)
- Adrian Martin (1993)
- Matt Butler (1993)
- Evonne Chesson (1993)
- Gary Warner (1993)
- John Hargreaves (1994)
- Jill Bilcock (1995)
- Laura Jones (1996)
- John Polson (1997)
- Alison Barrett (1998)
- Arthur Cambridge (1998)
- Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin (1999)
- Popcorn Taxi (2000)
- Inside Film Magazine (2000)
- Ian David (2001)
- Rachel Perkins (2002)
- Dion Beebe (2003)
- John Clarke (2004)
- Chris Kennedy (2005)
- Rolf de Heer (2006)
- Curtis Levy (2007)
- Chris Lilley (2008)
- Ray Brown (2009)
- Animal Logic (2010)
- Ivan Sen (2012)
- Sarah Watt (2013)
- Australian Cinematographers Society (2014)
- Amiel Courtin-Wilson (2015)
- Adam Arkapaw (2015)
- Lynette Wallworth (2016)
- Martin Butler and Bentley Dean (2017)
- Ian Darling (2018)
- P. J. Voeten (2019)
- The Babadook (2020)
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