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Matthew Dillon
Production Runner at Eureka Productions
Matthew Dillon is a versatile professional with a strong background in various roles within the film and production industry.
He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Film and Screen Media Production from Griffith University, a Diploma in Screen Studies from Tafe Tasmania, and has completed a Short Course in Assistant Directing Fundamentals at the Australian Film Television and Radio School.
Matthew has gained extensive experience working in different capacities at renowned organizations such as BBC, Eureka Productions, Network 10, Viacom, Warner Brothers Television, and more.
His diverse roles range from Production Runner to Set Supervisor, Production Assistant, Director, Writer, Gaffer, and various other roles showcasing his multifaceted skill set.
With a history of working on projects like 'Pacific Rim: Uprising', 'The Living Room', 'My Kitchen Rules', 'The Bachelorette Season 4' and numerous other productions, Matthew Dillon brings a wealth of experience and expertise to any project he undertakes.
His creative talents extend beyond traditional film and television roles, as demonstrated by his involvement with short films, TV commercials, and various directorial endeavors.
Matthew's dedication to the industry is evident through his extensive resume, demonstrating a passion for storytelling and production that is evident in his wide-ranging experiences in the field.
His roles have spanned across various domains from retail and hospitality to film production and directorial positions, showcasing his adaptability and commitment to expanding his skill set in the industry.
With a solid foundation in film and media education and a rich tapestry of professional experiences, Matthew Dillon is a valuable asset to any project looking for a seasoned professional with a diverse skill set and a passion for creative storytelling.
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