David Michôd

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David Michôd and Mirrah Foulkes (2012)

David "Dave" Michôd (born November 30, 1972 in Sydney ) is an Australian film director , screenwriter , film producer and actor .

Life

After attending Grammar School in Sydney, Michôd moved to Melbourne , where he worked in the Victorian Education Department. He soon broke off this activity and began studying art at the University of Melbourne . This was followed by training at a film school.

After completing his training, he worked for the film magazine Inside Film in Sydney, initially as a simple editor and then from 2003 to 2006 as editor-in-chief. At the same time, the first short films were made, including Ezra White, LL.B. (2006), Crossbow (2007) or Netherland Dwarf (2008).

In 2008 he co-produced the documentary Solo: Missing on the High Seas with Jennifer Peedom, about the Australian adventurer Andrew McAuley , who died trying to become the first person to paddle a sea kayak from Tasmania to New Zealand. Two years later Michôd made his feature film debut with the crime drama Kingdom of Crime . In the same year Spencer Susser filmed the screenplay for Hesher - The Rebel , which the director had written together with Michôd.

Michôd's second feature film, The Rover, was released in 2014 , for which he again wrote the script and this time also acted as a producer.

In 2017 his next film War Machine was released , for which Michôd also wrote the script based on the non-fiction book The Operators by Michael Hastings . The main role was taken by Brad Pitt .

Filmography (selection)

Director

Screenwriter

producer

actor

Web links

Commons : David Michôd  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c Julian Morgans: David Michod is Australia's Best Angry Film Maker . In: broadsheet.com.au of June 16, 2014
  2. ^ Paul Chai: Director to Watch: David Michod . In: Variety of January 20, 2010