Bob Stenhouse

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Bob Stenhouse, the first Kiwi animator to be nominated for an Academy Award, spent 12 years working for state television. After joining the  Government’s National Film Unit in 1980, he made Oscar-nominated short The Frog, The Dog and the Devil. Stenhouse’s later films have included several Joy Cowley short stories, plus award-winning short The Orchard, a Japanese fable adapted to a New Zealand setting.

Screenography

Screenography

	Titles	Role/s	Year
	Captain Felonius	Director Animator	2007
	The Cheese Trap	Animator Director	2007
	Fisherboy	Animator Director	2003
	Incredible Creature	Animator Director	2001
	The Orchard	Animator Director Writer	1996
	Burning Yearning	Animator Director	1989
	The Frog, the Dog, and the Devil	Director Camera Animator	1986
	The Domino	Animator Director	1982

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