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Richard Jamze

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Biography
Richard Jamze is an Award-Winning Queer Writer / Director from Australia. Screening globally, Richard’s films have been selected for the prestigious BAFTA and BIFA Qualifying Aesthetica Film Festival and Contend in the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards to name a few. His work has received numerous accolades. Including the Australian Government Creative Generations Excellence in Arts Award. For which his work, ‘Our Dying Earth’ was toured and exhibited nationally, including the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. With an Award for Academic Excellence, Richard graduated from Griffith Film School. Here he studied under master filmmakers such Lord David Puttnam (The Killing Fields, Chariots of Fire), Bruce Beresford (Women In Black, Mao’s Last Dancer), and Angie Fielder (Wish You Were Here, Lion). He regularly collaborates with his fellow Writer / Director and partner, Natalie Rose. Richard and Natalie are developing feature projects.

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