Craig Gillespie is a renowned Australian film director, whose impressive portfolio boasts a range of critically acclaimed films, including Lars and the Real Girl (2007),I, Tonya (2017),and Cruella (2021).
Born and raised in the vibrant city of Sydney, Gillespie made the bold decision to relocate to New York City at the tender age of nineteen to pursue his passion for the arts.
Enrolled at Manhattan's prestigious School of Visual Arts, Gillespie embarked on a journey to hone his skills in illustration, graphic design, and advertising.
As a commercial director, Gillespie spent an impressive fifteen years honing his craft, frequently collaborating with talented cinematographers such as Adam Kimmel and Rodrigo Prieto.
Gillespie's directorial debut, Mr. Woodcock, was released in 2007, although the project underwent significant changes following several negative test screenings, with many scenes being re-written and re-shot.
