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The late Roger Mirams helped launch leading independent film company Pacific Films, and co-directed Broken Barrier - the only local feature made in the 1950s. In 1956 he set up a Pacific Films branch in Melbourne, the start of a busy Australian career that would see him making television programmes, many of them for children, into his 80s.
Though he only had one 20 foot-load 35mm news camera, Roger didn’t hesitate a minute and we started on Broken Barrier.
– John O'Shea on working with Roger Mirams on Broken Barrier
Role/s |
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Escape of the Artful Dodger |
Production Designer |
2001 |
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Subject |
1993 |
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The Phantom Horsemen |
Writer |
1990 |
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Professor Poopsnagle's Team Zeppelin |
Writer |
1986 |
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Secret Valley |
Writer |
1980 |
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Silent Number |
Producer |
1974 - 1976 |
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Spyforce |
Creator |
1971 - 1973 |
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Adventures of the Sea Spray |
Producer |
1965 - 1967 |
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Funny Things Happen Down Under |
Producer |
1965 |
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The Magic Boomerang |
Director |
1965 - 1966 |
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The Adventures of the Terrible Ten |
Writer |
1960 |
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Producer |
1957 |
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The Strength to Grow |
Director |
1956 |
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Pacific Magazine |
Producer |
1954 - 1957 |
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Broken Barrier |
Co-Director |
1952 |
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Sportsmen's Playground, New Zealand |
Camera |
1951 |
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Fiordland Expedition (Weekly Review No. 403) |
Camera |
1949 |
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The Age of Oil |
Producer |
1949 |
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The First Two Years at School |
Camera |
1949 |
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Camera |
1948 |
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Subject |
1947 |
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Weekly Review No. 313 |
Camera |
1947 |
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Camera |
1946 |
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Weekly Review No. 183 |
Camera |
1945 |
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Camera |
1942 - 1950 |
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The Gangsters Come to Christchurch |
Director |
1931 |
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