Glendyn Ivin is a highly acclaimed and accomplished Australian director, celebrated for his outstanding contributions to the realms of television, film, and commercials. His remarkable body of work has garnered widespread recognition, earning him a prestigious reputation as a master of his craft.
Glendyn Ivey, a filmmaker of exceptional caliber, garnered widespread recognition and acclaim globally with his remarkable short film, CRACKER BAG, which took home the coveted Palme d'Or prize at the esteemed 2003 Cannes Film Festival, a prestigious honor that solidified his reputation as a master of his craft.
Ivey's inaugural feature-length film, LAST RIDE, boasted an impressive cast, featuring the talented Hugo Weaving, and had its world premiere at the renowned Toronto International Film Festival. This milestone marked the beginning of a triumphant journey for Ivey, as his film went on to win the esteemed Best New Narrative Director award at The Abu Dhabi Film Festival, a testament to his innovative storytelling and direction. Furthermore, LAST RIDE received the Jury Prize at the Rome International Film Festival, a distinction that acknowledged Ivey's exceptional talent and dedication to his art.
Glendyn Ivin has made a substantial impact in the television industry, with a notable array of credits to his name. One of his most notable achievements is his work on the telemovie BEACONSFIELD, a project that showcased his exceptional skill and dedication.
Furthermore, he has also made significant contributions to the popular television series PUBERTY BLUES, serving as the set-up director for both Series 1 and 2. His hard work and expertise in this role earned him the prestigious 2012 AACTA award for Best TV Drama Series.
In addition to his work on PUBERTY BLUES, Glendyn has also directed the 7-part World War I drama GALLIPOLI, a project that was released in 2014. This critically acclaimed drama demonstrated his ability to bring complex and emotionally charged stories to life on screen.
Moreover, he has also set up and directed THE BEAUTIFUL LIE, a 3-part series that premiered in 2015. This project received widespread recognition, earning nominations for the 2016 Logie Award for Most Outstanding Drama and a total of nine AACTA Awards, including the coveted Best Mini-Series award.
In the year 2016, Glendyn embarked upon a significant creative endeavor, establishing and helming the innovative television series, aptly titled THE SEVEN TYPES OF AMBIGUITY, which comprised two exceptional episodes that boasted an impressive cast, featuring the talented Alex Dimitriades and the renowned Hugo Weaving.
This groundbreaking series would go on to garner widespread recognition and acclaim, with Glendyn receiving the prestigious 2017 AACTA award for Best Direction in Television, as well as an impressive total of six AACTA Awards overall, cementing their status as a visionary and accomplished director in the television industry.
Glendyn's subsequent work comprises a diverse array of projects, including the direction of the highly acclaimed television drama, SAFE HARBOUR, which garnered widespread recognition and accolades within the industry. Specifically, this exceptional production earned a total of six nominations for the prestigious Logie Awards, with categories including the coveted title of Most Outstanding Drama. Furthermore, SAFE HARBOUR received a staggering eight nominations for the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, with notable mentions including the prestigious titles of Best Direction in Television and Best Miniseries.
