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Blurred
- 2002
- Feature
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Every year in Australia, more than 70,000 school leavers head for the sun-drenched beaches of the Gold Coast to celebrate their release from the secondary school system. BLURRED is not about being there - it's about a bunch of kids trying to get there. It shows the potential of young people, their resilience and their humour as the innocence of childhood is burned away in a blaze of alcohol and drugs, sexual confusion and the severing of the bonds of the schoolyard. A character-based comedy for a 15 to 25-year-old audience.
Canal Road
- 2008
- TV drama
- 13 x 40mins
- Status: Completed
CANAL ROAD is a medical and legal advisory centre where the lives of inner-city professionals and their patients entwine in a story of mystery and medical intrigue. At the heart of the series are the tragic deaths of the wife and son of psychiatrist Spencer McKay, who is confronted by the killer of his loved ones and sets out on a journey of revenge which will implicate friends, workmates and his darkest demons.
Laid
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 2010 - 2011
- TV drama
- 12 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
LAID SERIES 2 is about a woman whose sexual history catches up with her in the most unusual of ways. In the second series, the world of our heroine Roo, is turned upside down when she is introduced to somebody stricken with a vaguely similar set of mysterious circumstances to the ones plaguing her - although this person is very different from Roo.
Laid series 1
- 2010
- TV drama
- 6 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
A 6 x half hour TV series about a woman whose sexual history catches up with her in the most unusual of ways.
Laid series 2
- 2011
- TV drama
- 6 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
LAID SERIES 2 is about a woman whose sexual history catches up with her in the most unusual of ways. In the second series, the world of our heroine Roo, is turned upside down when she is introduced to somebody stricken with a vaguely similar set of mysterious circumstances to the ones plaguing her - although this person is very different from Roo.
Sea Patrol
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 2007 - 2011
- TV drama
- 68 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Young Australians battling the elements to defend Australia’s borders and enforce its economic zone, providing security, surveillance, protection, support and relief for the world’s longest coastline. Our heroes are the officers and crew of Australian Naval patrol boat, Hammersley. Together, they share in the adversity, self-sacrifice and rewards that come with Naval service. Explosive action and monumental stillness. Blue skies and throbbing motors. Mysterious events and deadly consequences. These are the things that characterise SEA PATROL. Everyday heroes doing an extraordinary job.
Sea Patrol series 1
- 2007
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
The story of ordinary heroes doing an extraordinary job - the men and women of the Navy Patrol Boat Service who battle the elements and the odds to defend our borders and enforce the economic zone.
Sea Patrol series 2
- 2008
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
The story of ordinary heroes doing an extraordinary job - the men and women of the Navy Patrol Boat Service who battle the elements and the odds to defend Australia's borders and enforce the economic zone.
Sea Patrol series 3
- 2009
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
The story of ordinary heroes doing an extraordinary job - the men and women of the Navy Patrol Boat Service who battle the elements and the odds to defend Australia's borders and enforce the economic zone.
Sea Patrol series 4
- 2010
- TV drama
- 16 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Young Australians battling the elements to defend Australia’s borders and enforce its economic zone, providing security, surveillance, protection, support and relief for the world’s longest coastline. Our heroes are the officers and crew of Australian Naval patrol boat, Hammersley. Together, they share in the adversity, self-sacrifice and rewards that come with Naval service. Explosive action and monumental stillness. Blue skies and throbbing motors. Mysterious events and deadly consequences. These are the things that characterise SEA PATROL. Everyday heroes doing an extraordinary job.
Sea Patrol series 5 - Damage Control
- 2011
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Young Australians battling the elements to defend Australia’s borders and enforce its economic zone, providing security, surveillance, protection, support and relief for the world’s longest coastline. Our heroes are the officers and crew of Australian Naval patrol boat, Hammersley. Together, they share in the adversity, self-sacrifice and rewards that come with Naval service. Explosive action and monumental stillness. Blue skies and throbbing motors. Mysterious events and deadly consequences. These are the things that characterise SEA PATROL. Everyday heroes doing an extraordinary job.
Underbelly
SERIES OVERVIEW
- 2007 - 2017
- TV drama
- 52 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
The new series, UNDERBELLY: A TALE OF TWO CITIES, will focus on the clash between anti-marijuana crusader Don Mackay and the organised crime groups that controlled the Griffith-based dope trade in the 1970s and 1980s. Mackay was murdered in the car park of the Griffith Hotel on 15 July 1977. Though bloodstains and several spent .22 cartridge cases were found at the scene, Mackay's body was never found.
Underbelly - The Movie Files: Infiltration
- 2010
- TV drama
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Chronicles the story of Victorian cop Colin McClaren, who infiltrated the local Calabrian mafia and risked his life daily.
Underbelly - The Movie Files: Lucifer
- 2010
- TV drama
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Dramatising the 1998 murders of Victorian police officers Gary Silk and Rod Miller.
Underbelly - The Movie Files: The Man Who Got Away
- 2010
- TV drama
- 90mins
- Status: Completed
Recounts the incredible tale of British-Australian drug smuggler David McMillan, the only man ever to escape from Bangkok's Klong Prem prison — The Bangkok Hilton.
Underbelly (Uncut) series 1
- 2007
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Based on a gangland war amongst underworld organised crime figures in Melbourne, Australia, that cost 33 lives between 1995 and 2004, UNDERBELLY traces the extraordinary rise and ultimate capture of the apparently innocuous but cunningly manipulative drug boss Carl Williams.
Underbelly series 1
- 2007
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Based on a gangland war amongst underworld organised crime figures in Melbourne, Australia, that cost 33 lives between 1995 and 2004, UNDERBELLY traces the extraordinary rise and ultimate capture of the apparently innocuous but cunningly manipulative drug boss Carl Williams.
Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities series 2
- 2009
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
The new series will focus on the clash between anti-marijuana crusader Don Mackay and the organised crime groups that controlled the Griffith-based dope trade in the 1970s and '80s. Mackay was murdered in the car park of the Griffith Hotel on July 15, 1977. Though bloodstains and several spent .22 cartridge cases were found at the scene, Mackay's body was never found.
Underbelly: Razor series 4
- 2011
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
Set during the roaring ‘20s in Sydney, when organised crime in Australia began. This is the story of the bloody battle between the era’s most feared vice queens – Tilly Devine and her rival Kate Leigh.
Underbelly: The Golden Mile series 3
- 2010
- TV drama
- 13 x 60mins
- Status: Completed
UNDERBELLY: THE GOLDEN MILE is the story of the most famous mile in Australia - Kings Cross. The story of this playground where anything is available is the story of excess, the rise and fall of the empire and the chaos that followed. It is the story of the ultimate victory of strong and honest police…seen through the eyes of some of the most sexy, charming, corrupt and deadly people of the time.

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