Tibet: Murder In The Snow - Filmmakers

Sally Ingleton is a partner in 360 Degree Films and has been producing and directing award- winning documentaries for 25 years. Specialising in science, arts, history and social issues, she has made programs for the BBC, Channel 4, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, ABC Television, SBS Television, ARTE France and NHK.

Sally’s most recent work, Seed Hunter, follows an Australian scientist on a quest to Central Asia to find rare plants whose genes may help save our food from the impact of climate change (Best Documentary Science, Environment and Technology 2008 ATOM Awards). In 2007 Sally produced the award-winning 2 Mums and a Dad (Best Documentary at the Sydney Film Festival Dendy Awards and Best Documentary at the Australian Teachers of Media Awards). In 2006, Sally produced Welcome 2 My Deaf World, which was nominated for Best Documentary at both the Australian Film Institute and Australian Teacher’s of Media Awards. It won the most popular film at the Real Life on Film Documentary Film Festival Melbourne.

Sally is currently producing six part series Penguin Island for BBC, ABC and ARTE France, and producing and directing Eye For Architecture for SBS and AVRO.

Other credits include Muddy Waters: Life and Death on the Great Barrier Reef, Painting Country, Mao’s New Suit and The Tenth Dancer.

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Mark Gould works across theatre, film and TV. He has directed 11 documentaries for the ABC and 3 for SBS, as well as serial drama for commercial broadcasters.

His work includes A Winners’ Guide to the Nobel Prize about Australian Nobel Prize winners Barry Marshall and Robin Warren. Ratings winner Out of the Dust for Australian Story. ‘a pig, a chicken and a bag of rice’, a love story about a Buddhist wedding for Compass, Moulin Rouge Girls, a Logie nominated four-part half-hour series that set an ABC ratings record and Rising Stars, a four-part series following young singer songwriters in the NSW public education system.

For SBS, Maroubra to Mexico and Here’s My Hand. He also produced Tabaran - the story of Melbourne band Not Drowing Waving recording in PNG. Mark returns to India for his next film, about a beauty pageant that divides opinion in the exiled Tibetan community in Dharamsala.

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A multi-award winning cameraman, including the prestigious ACS Milli Award for Australian Cinematographer of the Year, Jeff is an experienced & highly respected film maker with a long list of drama & documentary credits in both cinema & television.

Documentaries include: Race Through Time, The Last Man Hanged (ACS Award) & You Have No Secrets
TV Dramas include: Murder Call (Multi ACS Awards), Farscape, & Bodysurfer (Golden Tripod Award)
Features Include: Blackfellas, A Change Of Heart, & Wendy Cracked A Walnut (ACS Award)

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Tony Stevens is one of Australia’s most respected and experienced drama and factual editors.

His credits include the documentaries Hunt Angels (AFI Best Documentary), Revealing Gallipoli, The Hit Game, Vietnam Nurses (AFI BEST EDITING Nominee), Two Men and a Baby, Inheritance, and Ingleton’s Mao’s New Suit and Muddy Waters.

TV Dramas include My Worst Best Friends, L’il Horrors, and the feature film Road To Nhill.

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Producer
SALLY INGLETON

Director
MARK GOULD

Narrator
DAN WYLLIE (AUSTRALIAN VERSION)
JOHN SIMM (BBC VERSION)

Camera and Sound
JEFF MALOUF ACS
MARK GOULD

Editor
TONY STEVENS ASE

Original Music
DALE CORNELIUS

Vocalist
ANI CHOYING DROLMA
Instrumentalist
NIC LYON

Sound Mixer
TRISTAN MEREDITH

Climber Footage
SERGUI MATEI
PAVLE KOZJEK
MARTIN HOLTON

DEVELOPED AND PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH SCREEN AUSTRALIA & FILM VICTORIA

PRODUCED IN ASSOCIATION WITH BBC, SBS, TSR, YLE, RTBF & DR

Executive Producer for the BBC - LUCY HETHERINGTON

Commissioning Editor for SBS - TREVOR GRAHAM and NED LANDER

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360 Degree Films is an energetic new company based in Melbourne, Australia, that merges the experience and talent of John Moore (John Moore Productions) and Sally Ingleton (Singing Nomads Productions).

Our office is set in the midst of multicultural Brunswick. From here our work reaches across the globe telling revealing factual stories about our secret history, our contemporary lives and our environmentally challenged future.

Productions recently completed:
Seed Hunter (52 minute documentary) follows Australian scientist Dr Ken Street on a quest to find ancient seeds whose genes may help save our food from the impact of climate change (ABC, RTE, SVT, ARTE France and NGTI). Seed Hunter recently won Best Documentary - Science, Technology & the Environment, at the an Australian Teachers of Media Awards 2008.

Menzies and Churchill at War and Monash - The Forgotten Anzac (ABC/Flim Australia) are 55 minute history drama documentaries.

Community Cop, a 52 minute documentary for SBS/Screen Australia.

Currently in production:
Penguin Island, a 6 part series about life in the Little Penguin Colony on Phillip Island, Victoria Australia. Produced in association with ABC, BBC and Arte France. Financed by Screen Australia and Film Victoria

Eye for Architecture, a 52 minute documentary about Australia's top architectural photographer John Gollings (SBS/AVRO/Film Victoria)