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Geoff Burton
EN cinema · 45 credits
Born
1 January 1946 (age 80)
Birthplace
Australia
Also known as Geoffrey Burton
Geoff Burton (born 1946) is an Australian cinematographer and director in film and television. Burton began his career with the ABC. He worked on many of the Chequerboard documentaries before filming episodes of the series Ben Hall in 1975.
Known for
Filmography

After the Credits
Cinematography

Blessed
Director of Photography

Lucky Miles
Cinematography

Hell Has Harbour Views
Director of Photography

After the Deluge
Director of Photography

Without Warning
Director of Photography

Aftershocks
Director

Reprisal
Director of Photography

Paws
Director of Photography

Wanted
Director of Photography

Whipping Boy
Director of Photography

Brilliant Lies
Director of Photography

The Beast
Camera Department Manager

Hotel Sorrento
Director of Photography

Sirens
Director of Photography

The Sum of Us
Director, Director of Photography

The Nostradamus Kid
Director of Photography

Frauds
Director of Photography

Wide Sargasso Sea
Director of Photography

Bedevil
Director of Photography
Garbo
1992
Garbo
Director of Photography

Flirting
Director of Photography

The Last Crop
Director of Photography

Aya
Director of Photography

Romero
Director of Photography

88.9 Radio Redfern
Director of Photography, Director

Dead Calm
Additional Photography

The Time Guardian
Director of Photography

The Year My Voice Broke
Director of Photography

Vietnam
Director of Photography

I Own the Racecourse
Cinematography

The Boy Who Had Everything
Director of Photography

The Winds of Jarrah
Director of Photography

Midnite Spares
Director of Photography

Stir
Director of Photography

The Last Tasmanian
Director of Photography

The Picture Show Man
Director of Photography

Storm Boy
Director of Photography

Born to Run
Director of Photography

The Fourth Wish
Director of Photography

Break of Day
Associate Producer
Sons of Namatjira
1975
Sons of Namatjira
Director of Photography

Sunday Too Far Away
Director of Photography



