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AndrewMcAlpine

  • Production designer
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Auckland-born but long based in the United Kingdom, Andrew McAlpine got a Master of Fine Arts at Nottingham University, and co-founded a theatre company. By the 1980s he'd moved into music videos and film. His design credits run to 30+ features, including work with directors Spike Lee (Clockers) and Danny Boyle (The Beach). In 1993 McAlpine won a Bafta Award for Jane Campion's The Piano. He has also collaborated with other filmmakers who have Kiwi connections — including Roger Donaldson (The Recruit), Toa Fraser (the English-set Dean Spanley), Finola Dwyer (An Education) and Paul Murphy (Love Birds).  

Screenography

Rosaline
2021 Production Designer Film
Serenity
2019 Production Designer Film
2018 Subject (episode 7) Television
King Charles lll
2017 Production Designer Television
Denial
2016 Production Designer Film

Awards

2011 Aotearoa Film and Television Awards
Nominated for Best Production Design - Feature Film: for Love Birds

2009 Qantas Film and Television Awards (New Zealand)
Nominated for Best Production Design - Feature Film: for Dean Spanley

“It's all logistics, dreaming, and then making the dream logistical. That's the addiction.”

Andrew McAlpine