Director Luke Shanahan Joins OTTO
Director Luke Shanahan has joined OTTO for representation in Australia.
A passionate story teller, Shanahan embraces working across multiple platforms, and is known for his visual story telling as much for the humour in his work.
A successful writer, Shanahan wrote the screenplay to his debut feature, and has several other screen plays under his belt.
Shanahan has hit the ground running, having already delivered a project for OTTO with McCann Melbourne.
Rabbit had exclusive screenings last night in Sydney and Adelaide, and screens tonight in Melbourne in
conjunction with Monster Children.
Information re session times and locations can be found here.
A deviation from Shanahan's traditional commercial directing style, Rabbit has made its way around the festival circuit taking audiences by storm with its 70's euro aesthetic and brash industrial score.
To see Luke's work, click here or please get in touch with Jo de Fina at jojo@hellootto.com.au
A passionate story teller, Shanahan embraces working across multiple platforms, and is known for his visual story telling as much for the humour in his work.
A successful writer, Shanahan wrote the screenplay to his debut feature, and has several other screen plays under his belt.
Shanahan's
work has been recognised at all the important advertising festivals
globally, and his film work has screened at MIFF, Palm Springs, LA, San
Francisco and Rotterdam Film Festivals.
Shanahan has hit the ground running, having already delivered a project for OTTO with McCann Melbourne.A
psychological thriller exploring the telepathic powers of identical
twin sisters, Rabbit
premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival
to rave reviews, named as one of the MIFF's top 10 films by festival
director Michelle Carey.
premiered at Melbourne International Film Festival
to rave reviews, named as one of the MIFF's top 10 films by festival
director Michelle Carey.Rabbit had exclusive screenings last night in Sydney and Adelaide, and screens tonight in Melbourne in
conjunction with Monster Children.Information re session times and locations can be found here.
A deviation from Shanahan's traditional commercial directing style, Rabbit has made its way around the festival circuit taking audiences by storm with its 70's euro aesthetic and brash industrial score.
To see Luke's work, click here or please get in touch with Jo de Fina at jojo@hellootto.com.au
And to view the Rabbit trailer, click here.
