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JANE CAMPION

Director/Writer

2011/12 TOP OF THE LAKE

Six hour television mini-series

Executive Producer

Director of 3 episodes

Series co-written by Jane Campion and Gerard Lee

Based on an original idea by Jane Campion

Executive Producers: Emile Sherman, Ian Canning from See Saw Films

Producer: Philippa Campbell

BBC Two (UK) / UKTV (Australia/New Zealand) / Sundance Channel (US)

2013 Sundance Film Festival

2013 Berlin Film Festival

2013 screened BBC, UK TV and Sundance Channel

2013 Nominated for 8 Emmy Awards; including Best Miniseries, Best Director for a

Miniseries, Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries, Best Lead Actress in a Miniseries,

Best Writing for a Miniseries, Best Casting for a Miniseries, Best Cinematography for a

Miniseries, Best Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries

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2009 BRIGHT STAR

Feature Film

Writer/Director

Producers: Jan Chapman and Caroline Hewitt

Executive Producers Pathe: Francois Ivernel and Cameron McCracken

Executive Producers BBC: David Thompson and Christine Langan

2009 Cannes Film Festival Selected for Official Competition – Best Film

2009 Toronto Film Festival - Special Presentations section

2009 53rd London Film Festival - Centrepiece Gala

2009 Palm Springs Film Festival, Special Members Screening

2009 Penguin Publishing: Introduction on Keats to: So Bright And Delicate:

Love Letters And Poems Of John Keats To Fanny Brawne; Australia, NZ,

Canada, US, India, UK and South Africa.

2009 Vintage Publishing: Introduction on Keats to: Complete Poems and

Selected Letters by John Keats

2009 Nominated for 4 BIFA (British Independent Film Awards)

2009 Nominated for 2 London Critics’ Circle Film Awards; Best Actress Of The

Year And The Attenborough Award: British Film Of The Year

2009 Shortlisted for Best Film in the London Evening Standard Film Awards

2010 Winner NSW Premier’s Literary Award - Best Script Writing Award

2010 Nominated for 11 AFI Awards (Australian Film Institute); Including AFI Members’

Choice Award, Best Film, Best Direction

2006 THE LADY BUG

Short Film

Writer/Director

En Regardant le Film (To Each His Own)

Producer: Christopher Gill

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2007 Cannes Film Festival to celebrate 60th anniversary

2005 THE WATER DIARY

Short Film for United Nations Development Program

Writer / Director

Producers: Christopher Gill and Marc Oberon

Executive Producer: LDM Productions

2006 Cannes Film Festival

2006 Sydney Film Festival

ABDUCTION, The Yokota Megumi Story

Documentary by Chris Sheridan and Patty Kim

Executive Producer/creative mentor

2006 Winner, Audience Award Omaha Film Festival

2006 Winner, Audience Award Slamdance Film Festival

2006 Winner, Best Documentary San Francisco int. Asian-American Film Festival

BBC sale

2003 IN THE CUT

Feature film

Director

Writers: Jane Campion and Susanna Moore

Producer: Laurie Parker

Executive Producer: Francois Ivernel, Pathe

2003 World premiere Toronto International Film Festival

2003 Opened London Film Festival

2003 Valladoid International Film Festival (nominated Golden Spike)

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1999 HOLY SMOKE

Feature film

Director

Writers: Jane Campion and Anna Campion

Producer: Jan Chapman

Executive Producers: Bob Weinstein and Harvey Weinstein, Miramax Films

1999 Venice Film Festival (nominated for Golden Lion/winner Elvira Notari Prize)

1999 New York Film Festival

1999 Taipai Golden Horse Film Festival

1997 President of the International Jury of the 54th Mostra

Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica Festival

Venice Film Festival

1996 THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY

Feature film

Director

Writer: Laura Jones from the novel by Henry James

Producers: Monty Montgomery & Steve Golin, Propaganda Films

Closed 1996 Venice Film Festival

Best Film:

1996 Won Francesco Pasinetti Award, Venice Film Festival

Film Festival by the National Union of Film Journalists.

Best Costume:

1997 Won L.A. Critics Award

1997 Nomination Best Costume, Academy Awards

Best Actress:

1996 3rd Place New York Film Critics Awards

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Best Supporting Actress:

1997 Nomination Academy Awards

1997 Nomination Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

1997 Nomination Chlotrudis Award

1997 Won National Society of Film Critics Award, USA

1996 Won Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards

Best Production Design:

1996 Won Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards

Best Supporting Actor:

1997 Nomination Chlotrudis Award

1997 Won National Society of Film Critics Award, USA

1996 2nd Place New York Film Critics Awards

Best Performance by an Actress in Supporting Role in a Motion Picture:

1997 Nomination Golden Globes, USA

Best Motion Picture Screenplay:

1997 Nomination Golden Satellite Awards

Outstanding Art Direction:

1997 Nomination Golden Satellite Awards

Best Motion Picture Costume Design:

1997 Nomination Golden Costume Design

Scripter Award:

1997 Nominatio USC Scripter Award

1991-92 THE PIANO

Feature Film

Writer/Director

Producer: Jan Chapman

Executive Producer: Alain Depardieu, CIBY 2000

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Screenplay published by Miramax/Hyperion, United States of America, 1993

Novel by Jane Campion and Kate Pullinger published by Miramax Books, 1993

Best Picture:

1993 Cannes (Palme d'Or) the first and only female director to win this award

1993 (Runner Up) LA Film Critics Association

1993 (4th Runner Up) National Board of Review

1993 (Runner Up) NY Film Critics Circle

1993 Won Vancouver International Film Festival Most Popular Film

1993 Won AFI Award

1994 Nomination 66th Academy Awards

1994 Runner up for Dallas- Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards

Boston Audience Award

1994 Australia Film Critics

(2nd Runner Up) Boston Film Critics

1994 (Runner Up) National Society of Film Critics

1994 Won Southeastern Film Critics Association

1994 Won UK Critics Circle

1994 Nomination BAFTA

1994 Nomination Golden Globe

1994 Nominated Chicago Film Critics

1994 Nomination Political Film Society Award

Best Director: Jane Campion

1993 Won LA Film Critics Association

1993 Won NY Film Critics Circle

1993 Won AFI Awards

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1994 Nomination 66th Academy Awards

1994 Nomination BAFTA

2nd Runner up Boston Film Critics

1994 (Runner Up) National Society of Film Critics

1994 Won Australian Film Critics Award

1994 Won Southeastern Film Critics Association

1994 Nomination Director's Guild of America Nomination

1994 Nomination Chicago Film Critics Association Award

1994 Runner up for Dallas- Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards

Guild of Regional Film Writers (U.K)

1994 Nomination Golden Globe

1994 Nomination Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists Silver Ribbon Award

Producer: Jan Chapman

1994 Won Producer's Guild of America

Best Actress: Holly Hunter

1993 Won LA Film Critics Association

1993 Won National Board of Review

1993 Won NY Film Critics Circle

1993 Won AFI Awards

1993 Won Cannes Award

1994 Won 66th Academy Award

Boston Audience Awards

1993 Won Boston Film Critics

1994 Won National Society of Film Critics

1994 Won Golden Globe Award

1994 Won Chicago Film Critics

1994 Won Dallas Fort Worth Film Critics

1994 Won Southeastern Film Critics Association

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1994 Won UK Critics Circle

Guild of Regional Film Writers (U.K)

1994 Won BAFTA

1994 Nomination David di Donatello Awards

Best Support Actress: Anna Paquin

1993 LA Film Critics Association

1994 66th Academy Award

1993(Runner Up) National Board of Review

1994 Won Australian Film Critics

1994 (Tied for Third) National Society of Film Critics

1994 Nomination Golden Globe

1994 Nomination Chicago Film Critics Association Award

Best Support Actress: Kerry Walker

1993 Nomination AFI Awards

Best Actor: Harvey Keitel

Boston Film Festival Audience Award

1993 Won AFI Awards

Best Support Actor: Sam Neill

1993 Nomination AFI Awards

Best Screenplay:

1993 Won LA Film Critics Association

1993 Won NY Film Critics Circle

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 Won 66th Academy Award

1994 Won Australia Film Critics

1994 Won National Society of Film Critics

Chicago Film Critics

1994 Won Writer's Guild of America

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1994 Nomination BAFTA

1994 Nomination Golden Globe

Best Cinematography:

1993 Won LA Film Critics Association

1993 Won AFI Awards

1993 Nomination British Society of Cinematographers

1993 Won Canerimage Golden Frog Award

1994 66th Nomination Academy Awards

1994 (Runner Up) National Society of Film Critics

1994 Nomination American Society of Cinematographer Achievement

1994 Nomination BAFTA

Best Music:

1993 (Runner Up) LA Film Critics

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 Won Australian Film Critics

1994 Won Chicago Film Critics

1994 Nomination BAFTA

1994 Nomination Golden Globe

1994 Won Chicago Film Critics

Best Achievement in Editing:

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 Nomination 66th Academy Awards

1994 Nomination Motion Picture Sound Edit Award

1994 Nomination BAFTA

1994 Nomination American Cinema Editors Award

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Best Achievement in Sound:

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 Nomination BAFTA

Best Costume Designing: Janet Patterson

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 Nomination 66th Academy Awards

1994 Won BAFTA

Best Production Designing: Andrew MacAlpine

1993 Won AFI Awards

1994 66th Academy Awards Nomination

1994 Won BAFTA

Best Foreign Film:

1994 Won Chicago Film Critics

1994 Won Caesar Awards

1994 Argentinean Film Critics Association Silver Condor Award

1994 Won Bodil Award

1994 Won Guldbagge Award

1994 Won Independent Spirit Award

1994 Won Robert Festival Award

1995 Nomination Awards of the Japanese Academy

1995 Won Kinema Junpo Award

1990 Winner, Byron Kennedy Award for excellence and contribution to

Australian cinema

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1989-90 AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE

3 x 1 hours for television (released theatrically)

Director

Writer: Laura Jones from the autobiographies of Janet Frame

Producer: Bridget Ikin and co-producer John Maynard

Screened Sydney Film Festival and voted most popular film in an audience poll held

on the closing night.

Best Film:

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

Best Director: Jane Campion

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

1990 Won International Critics Award Toronto

1990 Won Venice Film Festival Grand Special Jury Prize

1990 Won Venice Film Festival OCIC Award

1990 Won Venice Film Festival Elvira Notari Prize

1990 Won Venice Film Festival Filmcritica “Bastone Bianco” Award

1990 Won Venice Film Festival Little Golden Lion Award

1991Nomination Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists

Best Screenplay: Laura Jones

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

Best Cinematography: Stuart Dryburgh

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

Best Female Performance: Kerry Fox

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

1990 Won Valladolid International Film Festival Award

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Best Performance in a Supporting Role: Martyn Sanderson

1990 Won New Zealand Film and TV Awards

Best Foreign Language Film

1992 Won Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

1992 Won Independent Spirit Awards

Special Jury Prize.

Annual Elvira Notari Award – Best Female Director

Agia Scuola given by Italian Ministry of Culture.

Si presci Award given by panel of International Critics - Best Film.

O.C.I.C. Award given by Christian journalists - Best Film.

Cinema & Ragazzi, Italian film critics prize - Best Film for Young Audiences.

Toronto Film Festival: Critics Award.

Berlin Film Festival: Most popular film in the Forum; Otto Debelius Prize

(from International Jury).

Best Foreign Film - Spirit of Independence Awards, USA

Venice Film Festival, September: World Premiere 1990 winning

some seven prizes including the Silver Lion

1989-90 PEEL, PASSIONLESS MOMENTS and GIRLS OWN STORY

National release in the USA.

1988 SWEETIE

Feature film

Director

Writers: Jane Campion and Gerard Lee

Producers: John Maynard and Billie McKinnon

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Georges Sadoul Prize 1989 - Best Foreign Film.

Australian Critics Awards - Best Director, Best Film and Best Actress 1990.

LA Film Critics - New Generation Award, 1990.

Best Foreign Feature - Spirit of Independence Awards, USA 1990.

1985-86 TWO FRIENDS

Telemovie ABC TV Drama

Director

Writer: Helen Garner

Producer Jan Chapman

1986 Cannes Film Festival "Un Certain Regard"

1986 Edinburgh Film Festival

1986 Sydney and Melbourne Film Festival

1987 Chicago International Film Festival winner Golden Plaque for Television

1987 AFI Awards, Best Director, Best Telemovie, Best Screenplay

1985 DANCING DAZE

ABC drama series screened in 1986

Director one episode

Producer: Jan Chapman.

1984 AFTER HOURS.

30 minute drama for Women's Film Unit

Writer/director

XL Elders Award for Best Short Fiction.

1985 Melbourne International Film Festival, winner Best Short Fiction.

1986 ABC TV

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1983 GIRLS OWN STORY

(27 mins. black & white, 16mm)

Writer/Director.

1984 Sydney Film Festival, Rouben Mamoulian Award for Best Short Film

1984 Melbourne Film Festival, Unique Artist Merit - "Compelling Stylistic Innovation"

1984 Australian Film Institute, winner Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best

Cinematography

1985 Amsterdam Film Festival, First prize Cinestud (Press Prize)

1985 Voted Best Film by critics Cinestud

1986 Cannes Film Festival "Un Certain Regard”

MISHAPS OF SEDUCTION AND CONQUEST

(17 mins. black & white, video, studio)

Writer/Director

PASSIONLESS MOMENTS

(12 mins. black & white, 16mm)

Director and writer with Gerard Lee

Producer/ Director of Photography

Unique Artist Merit - "Delicious teasing irony"

1984 Melbourne Film Festival

1984 Australian Film Institute Awards, winner Best Experimental Film

1985 Sydney Film Festival, voted Most Popular Short Film

1985 Cannes Film Festival, "Un Certain Regard"

1982 PEEL

(9 mins. colour, 16mm)

Writer/Director.

1983 Melbourne Film Festival, Diploma of Merit

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1983 Greater Union Awards and Australian Film Institute Awards, finalist

1986 Cannes Film Festival, winner Palme d'Or for Best Short Film

Education, Honors and Awards:

Bachelor of Arts-Anthropology, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, 1975

Diploma of Fine Arts, Chelsea School of Arts, London and completed at Sydney College of the Arts:

Bachelor of Arts, majoring in painting, 1979

Diploma in Directing - Australian Film and Television School, Sydney, 1984

Winner, Byron Kennedy Award for excellence and contribution to Australian cinema, 1990

Women in Hollywood, Icon Award in recognition to the film industry, 1999

Honorary Doctorate of Literature, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, 1999

Taormina Arte Diamond Award, Italy 2000

Adjunct Professor, Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney, 2000

WIN Award, Wimfemme Film Festival (Women’s Image Network), USA, 2000

Taormina Arte Award for Cinematic Excellence, Italy 2004

The Vanguard Director Award, Cine Vegas Film festival, USA 2005

Jury President, Istanbul Film Festival, 2005

Jury member, Mostra Internazionale del cinema di Venezia (Venice Film Festival), 2008

Special Career Award, Off Camera Plus Festival International Independent Festival, Krakow Poland

2010

Special Career Award, 11th La Milanesiana, Literature Music Cinema Science Festival, Italy 2010

President of the Jury, 12th Mumbai Film Festival, India 2010

Jury President, Cinéfondation and Short Film, Festival de Cannes, 2013

Carosse d’or prize awarded by Societe de Realisateurs de Film in recognition of innovative qualities,

courage and independant mindedness of work, presented on the opening of Director’s Fortnight at

Cannes Film Festival, 2013

August 2013