DIRECTOR CREDITS
| K9 | Four episodes of the Dr Who Spin-off series for Producers Penny Wall & Richard Stewart. A Metal Mutt co-production with Limelight Pictures (USA), produced for Channel Ten Australia. | 2009 |
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| Stormworld | Fourteen episodes of the Action/adventure Sci-fi Canadian Co-production filmed in Vancouver, Port Douglas, Broome and Singapore for Great Western Entertainment and the Nine Network. | 2007-08 |
| Wormwood | Seven episodes for Great Western Entertainment and the Nine Network. | 2007 |
| WASA’s | West Australian Screen Awards. Live multi camera coverage at His Majesty’s theatre. | 2005-07 |
| The Sleepover Club | Six episodes for the Nine Network and Southern Star Productions. | 2005-06 |
| Streetsmartz | Six episodes for the Nine Network and Southern Star Productions. | 2004-06 |
| Parallax | Fourteen episodes as lead director for Great Western Entertainment, the Nine Network and the BBC. | 2003-04 |
| The Saddle Club | Twelve episodes of the second series for Crawford Productions, the ABC and Canadian Co-Producer, Protocol. | 2002 |
| Southern Cross | Road movie for the Nine Network shot in Western Australia. AFI and LOGIE Nominations. | 2001 |
| Cybergirl | Opening eight and closing eight episodes of Jonathan M Shiff Productions mini-series filmed in Brisbane, Queensland. AFI Award. LOGIE Nomination. | 2000-01 |
| Wild Kat | Opening three episodes of the tiger series for Barron Entertainment in Western Australia. | 2000 |
| Thunderstone I, II & III |
Twenty-eight episodes of Jonathan M Shiff Productions mini-series. BAFTA Award. Two ATOM Awards. Two AFI Nominations. | 1998-99 |
| Flipper II & III | Six episodes of the US television series starring Jessica Alba. Producer Jeffrey Hayes. Filmed at Queensland's MovieWorld studios for Village Roadshow Pictures. | 1996-98 |
| The Gift | Eight episodes for Barron Entertainment filmed in Western Australia. | 1997 |
| Ocean Girl I, II, III & IV |
Forty-one episodes for Jonathan M Shiff Productions filmed in far north Queensland. US Disney Channel's highest rating program at that time. BAFTA Award. AFI Nomination. | 1993-97 |
| Ship to Shore 3 | Forty-one episodes for Jonathan M Shiff Productions filmed in far north Queensland. US Disney Channel's highest rating program at that time. BAFTA Award. AFI Nomination. | 1996 |
| The Bob Morrison Show | Three episodes of the sitcom based around a dog (and his family) for Telltale Films and the Nine Network. | 1994 |
| Time Trax II | USA prime time series for Lorimar. Producer Jeffrey Hayes. Filmed at Queensland's MovieWorld studios for Village Roadshow Pictures. | 1993-94 |
| Deepwater Haven | Six episodes for Australia’s Beyond International, France’s FR3, and New Zealand’s South Pacific Pictures - filmed in New Zealand. | 1993 |
| Black Stallion | Two episodes of the Canadian/New Zealand co-production starring Mickey Rooney. | 1992 |
| Cleudo | First seven episodes of the wild and silly Whodunnit? drama/game show for the Nine Network. | 1992 |
| Animal Park | Opening eight half-hour episodes for McMahon & Lake and the Seven Network. | 1991 |
| Flying Doctors | Twenty-four episodes for Crawford Productions and the Nine Network. AFI Nomination. | 1988-91 |
| Chances | Eight exceptionally bizarre and risque half hour episodes for Beyond International and the Nine Network. | 1991 |
| GP | An episode for the ABC/Roadshow, Coote & Carrol. | 1990 |
| Kelly | Opening episodes of the children's film series for Westbridge Entertainment, TéléImages and Atlantis. | 1990 |
| Sisterly Love | AFI nominated telemovie for Australian Screen Associates. Sold to the ABC, BBC and several territories. | 1989 |
| The Power, The Passion | Ten one-hour episodes of the day-time soap for the Seven Network. | 1989 |
| Zoo Family | Two episodes of the Emmy Award Winning series for Crawford Productions and the Nine Network. | 1987 |
| Carson's Law | Six hours for Crawford Productions and the Ten Network. | 1982-84 |
| Prisoner | Two hours for the Grundy Organisation and the Ten Network. | 1982 |
| Starting Out | Ten half-hour episodes for the Grundy Organisation and the Nine Network. | 1982 |
| Free Enterprise | Tele-movie for Television New Zealand. | 1981 |
| The Sullivans | Two hours for Crawford Productions and the Nine Network. | 1980 |
| Sea Urchins | Children's serial for Television New Zealand. | 1980 |
| High Country | Tele-movie for Television New Zealand. | 1979 |
| Cop Shop | Two hours for Crawford Productions and the Seven Network. | 1978 |
| Close to Home | Countless episodes of the long running, award winning serial for Television New Zealand. | 1977-81 |
| Bluestone Boys | Six hours of the serialised sitcom for Crawford Productions and ATV O. | 1976 |
| The Box | A dozen or so episodes of the then risqué television soap for Crawford Productions and ATV O. | 1976 |