Shannon Meilak

The Dark Clouds - MFP (2017)
Video by Richie Lewis (Musical) Stills & BTS Photographer/Traffic Manager Music Video for MFP by The Dark Clouds.

Triumph (2017)
Film Director, Editor An experimental Neo-realist film

The Forgotten Children (2016)
Film (short) by Jason Hooker (Science Fiction and Thriller) Production Designer, Costume Designer When an orphan girl suddenly disappears from a foster care home in the middle of the night, the owners of the foster home venture out into the nearby woods to search for her, unaware of the impending extraterrestrial threat to their existence.

The Thrill (2016)
Film (short) by James Plant (Thriller) Production Designer Set in 80’s Melbourne, the film follows Cindy Lee, a cross-dressing sex worker who after killing one of her clients, finds herself fleeing the city with one of her regulars, Brian, both of them prepaing to start afresh and begin a new life together.

TS ChitChat (2015)
Internet by Lilly Chang Director of Photography TsChitChat © is a web interview, blog & production dedicated to all transgender, their family, their partner, their friend & anybody who is trans-friendly...

Highlight and Contour (2015)
Film (short) by Carla Giurleo (Documentary) Producer/2nd Camera For the past 59 years, a trade union of the Bollywood film industry has enforced a ban that restricted women from working as make-up artists.

Sangraha: The Story of Bombay Talkies (2015)
Film Camera and Electrical Department

Flatline (2014)
Film (short) by Shannon Meilak (Comedy) Director, Writer, Production & Costume Designer Spending a day in CemeteryLink is frustrating for anyone, even more so if you are a zombie who is increasingly getting hungry. The staff at CemeteryLink is unhelpful to say the least and is repeatedly boorish and obnoxious towardsand Sephtis the zombie. However, Sephtis persists in his quest to obtain welfare despite the exacerbating bureaucratic red tape and fighting his desire to eat the woman sitting opposite him.

Cooking Through the Ages (2013)
Television (Reality TV) Director of Photography Pilot episode of a cooking show for celebrity chef Karl Winsborough.

Metaffliction (2013)
Film by Nathan Barillaro Actress Metaflition tells the story of Anton, a student filmmaker who casts himself in the lead role of his movie and subsequently struggles to differentiate between reality and the fictional world he has created.

Angry Boys (2011)
Television by Chris Lilley (Comedy) Actress A mockumentary exploring the issues faced by young males in the 21st century - their influences, their pressures, their dreams and ambitions.

The Wedding Party (2010)
Film by Amanda Jane (Comedy and Drama) Actress Steve Thompson, a lovable anti-hero, is the youngest son in the gloriously flawed Thompson family. In a bid to save himself from financial ruin, Steve does the unthinkable and agrees to marry Ana, a Russian woman seeking residency in exchange for a huge sum of cash. Behind closed doors the deal is done, a secret wedding is arranged & in no time life will be back to normal, or so Steve thinks... Until a nosy family friend gets wind of the wedding plans and before sundown the whole Thompson family is gripped by wedding fever. Although Steve's family could use some constructive therapy for their own relationships, they rally together to support Steve in preparation for the world's most farcical wedding. What was once a private registry affair is now a fully-fledged spectacle as Steve's lie takes on a life of it's own, and he is more and more consumed by the fear that he has ruined his chance to be with his true love, Jacqui, forever. Written by Producers

I Love You Too (2010)
Film by Daina Reid (Comedy) Actress A commitment-phobe and a New Ager buddy-up to win over the women of their respective dreams.

At the End of the Day (2008)
Film (short) by Amruta Nargundkar (Drama) Actress David is an ambitious photojournalist, a rookie in the cut throat game of opportunism in the news media. He is sent to cover the tragic case of a local politician who accidentally kills his own toddler grandson. At the accident site the media are cashing in on the story from every angle imaginable. Never one to be left out, David finds himself a brilliant photo opportunity - the politician and his own daughter, the mother of the dead toddler, sharing a private moment of grief. The photo could launch David's career, but he makes a moral choice in not exploiting this opportunity, and gains much more than he loses. Written by Amruta Nargundkar

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