Jane Campion
Director
Jane Campion is one of the most dynamic — and applauded — filmmakers to emerge from Australasia. Campion's CV includes Cannes-winning road trip Peel, An Angel at My Table, based on the life of writer Janet Frame, and award-winning mini-series Top of the Lake. With her twisted settler romance The Piano (1993), she became the first woman to take the top award at the Cannes Film Festival.
[Jane Campion] has never made an uninteresting or unchallenging film … The Piano is as peculiar and haunting as any film I've seen. American critic Roger Ebert, November 1993
For Good
2003, Mentor - Film
One News Late Edition - Lindsay Shelton
2001, Subject - Television
Marae - The Piano Story
1993, Subject - Television
The Edge - Jane Campion interview
1993, Subject - Television
The Piano
1993, Writer, Director - Film
An Angel at My Table
1990, Director - Film
The Audition
1989, As: Herself - Short Film
Passionless Moments
1983, Writer, Producer, Camera, Co-Director - Short Film
Peel
1982, Director, Writer, Editor - Short Film
Queen Street
1980, Second Assistant Director - Television