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Tagged: Skippy

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Skippy crew filming at Ranger Headquarters.jpg
Skippy crew filming at Ranger Headquarters, Waratah National Park for the episode, Double Trouble.
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Skippy camera crews lined up.jpg
The Skippy production crew: Cinematographers from left to right are: John Leake, Keith Loone, Graham Lind, Peter Menzies (Director of Photography), Bill Grimmond, Bob Wright, Eddie Waddell (the...
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Garry Pankurst and Gita Rivera.jpg
The camera crew filming Garry Pankurst and Gita Rivera climbing up a cliff for the Skippy episode, Lyre Bird.
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Skippy camera crew setting up.jpg
Skippy camera crew setting up a shot in the shallow waters of Malacoota for a scene in the feature film, The Intruders (1969).
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The Intruders jet boat sequence.jpg
Camera crew at sea setting up for a jet boat sequence for the Skippy feature film, The Intruders (1969).
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Setting up dolly tracks for Skippy.jpg
The director of photography, Peter Menzies, overseeing the crew setting up dolly tracks for filming a tracking shot for Skippy.
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Skippy crew filming in the rain.jpg
Rain brings problems for crew on location in Waratah National Park, during filming of the Skippy episode Cage of Koalas. Obscured by camera is German star Elke Neidhart and behind her director Eric...
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David Downer on the Skippy set.jpg
David Downer being filmed on the Skippy set hanging over a cliff for the episode, Follow My Leader.
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Skippy crew by a river.jpg
Skippy crew setting up a shot by a river for the episode, Mixed Company.
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Crew filming Ed Deveraux.jpg
Camera crew filming Ed Deveraux and John Unicombe on the set of Skippy for the episode, Chicken.
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