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General: Storry Walton's experience spans radio, film and television, in the fields of documentary and drama, together with extensive activities in the visual and performing arts. He has worked variously as CEO, manager, chairman, producer,
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See more General: Storry Walton's experience spans radio, film and television, in the fields of documentary and drama, together with extensive activities in the visual and performing arts. He has worked variously as CEO, manager, chairman, producer, director, story editor, broadcaster, script and film assessor, reviewer, trainer, senior lecturer and print feature writer. He has a long-standing interest in cultural and welfare issues of rural and remote Australia (see under 'Some Relate Roles below). He entered television in 1960, four years after its inception in Australia, and is among the first producers of live-to-air programs, including first television dramas, the first arts programs, the first tertiary education series on television, and the first international satellite broadcasts. He made the first children's drama series for ABCTV
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Numerous drama and feature programs for ABC national radio, including The Poet's Tongue, Quality Street, Radio Quarterly of Australian Verse, the Wilfrid Thomas Show, and radio plays. 1958 -1960.
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Producer, director, writer
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ABC Radio
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Live-to-air television: Numerous productions including Mr Squiggle, Sunday Concert, The Critics, People, various rural programs, University of the Air, including programs with (Sir) Zelman Cowen, (Sir) Samuel Wadham, Prof. Manning Clark,
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See more Live-to-air television: Numerous productions including Mr Squiggle, Sunday Concert, The Critics, People, various rural programs, University of the Air, including programs with (Sir) Zelman Cowen, (Sir) Samuel Wadham, Prof. Manning Clark, Dr. Geoffrey Blainey 1960 - 1962
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Producer, director.
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ABC Television
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The Patriots (series dir. Colin Dean) 1961
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Assistant Producer/Director
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ABCTV Drama
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Richard II (three- studio live to air drama, dir. Ray Menmuir) 1962
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Assistant Director
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ABCTV Drama
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The Lively Arts: Architecture. Series with Robin Boyd. 1963
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Producer/Director
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ABCTV
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The Stranger. Series 1 and 2. 1963/64. ABC's first science fiction series and first young people's drama. Screened Australia, UK and other territories.
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Producer, director, story-editor
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ABCTV
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Six Australian Painters. Film and studio series, presented by Laurie Thomas with artists Arthur Boyd, John Olsen, Colin Lanceley, Jon Molvig, Len French and Ian Fairweather. 1964
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV
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My Brother Jack. Television serial, adapted by Charmian Clift from the novel by George Johnston. 1965
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV Drama
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Two experimental television plays wr. by John Croyston, music scores by Rex Hobcroft: 'Casualty" 1965, and 'Construction' 1966
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV Drama
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The Runaway. Teleplay by John Croyston. 1967
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV Drama
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No Dogs on Diamond Street. Teleplay by Marion Ord. 1967
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV Drama
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One of the first producers of live-to-air international satellite programs in Australia: Expo 67 (Australia Canada 1967) and Across the Equator (Australia Japan 1968)
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National Producer and Executive Producer respectively
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ABCTV Drama
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Our World. First global live-to-air satellite television broadcast (Executive Producer Aubrey Singer BBCTV. Ex. Prod Australia Peter Pockley) 1967
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Australian National Producer
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ABCTV Drama
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This dreaming spinning thing. Film documentary on artist Sidney Nolan. 1967
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV
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Man Alive. BBCTV series. Eleven one hour film documentaies. 1968 -1972 including Christians At War (Northern Ireland), The Hippie Trail (India), The Few (Battle of Britain re-visited), A Share In Poseidon (Australia), Black Australians,
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See more Man Alive. BBCTV series. Eleven one hour film documentaies. 1968 -1972 including Christians At War (Northern Ireland), The Hippie Trail (India), The Few (Battle of Britain re-visited), A Share In Poseidon (Australia), Black Australians, Manx Alive.
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Director
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BBC Television
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Directions. Four one hour film documentaries on Australian primary industries. 1972
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Producer, director.
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ABCTV
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Three film documentaries dir by Barbara Chobocky: Welcome to the Waks Family, Viva la Diva (on Yvonne Kenny) and Capitalist Drive. 2002 -2007
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Story Editor
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Variously Film Australia, SBS TV and ABCTV
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The First Fagin, film documentary wr. and dir. Alan Rosenthal (Israel) and Helen Gaynor, (Australia) 2012
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Associate Producer
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Various international
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