THE YOUNG VICTORIA PRODUCTION NOTES - Thecia

von Donnersmark. The film won 46 awards internationally including the Academy
Award® and BAFTA for Best Foreign Language Film, as well as seven Lola's.
Most recently, Bogdanski shot Case 39, directed by Christian Alvart and starring Renee
Zellweger. Other feature credits include Antibodies (2005), also directed by Christian
Alvart, Blackout Journey (2004) directed by Siegfried Kammi, Angst and No Place to Go,
both directed by Oskar Roehler and The Year of the First Kiss, directed by Kai Wessel.
Bogdanski has also worked extensively in German television.
JILL BILCOCK - Editor
Born in Melbourne, Jill Bilcock is a graduate of the Swinbourne College of Technology.
Bilcock is one of the world's leading editors and has worked with directing heavyweights
such as Sam Mendes, Baz Luhrmann, Fred Schepisi and Phillip Noyce. Her career
kicked off in the early 80's when she worked with Richard Lowenstein on Strikebound and
Dogs in Space. Next up was A Cry in the Dark, directed by Fred Schepisi, based on the
true story of the infamous Lindy Chamberlain case, starring Meryl Streep and Sam Neill.
In 1992 she began her collaboration with Baz Luhrmann on Strictly Ballroom for which
she was nominated for a BAFTA. She and Luhrmann would go on to work together on
Romeo and Juliet (1996) on which she also served as Associate Producer and for which
she received and Australian Film Institute Award as well as a BAFTA nomination, and
Moulin Rouge! starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor, for which she received
nominations for an Academy Award® and a BAFTA. She received her forth BAFTA
nomination for her work on Elizabeth, directed by Shekhar Kapur.
Bilcock's diverse film credits include Muriel's Wedding, directed by P.J. Hogan, starring
Toni Colette and Rachel Griffiths, for which she received an Australian Film Institute
nomination, How to Make an American Quilt, directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse, Say a Little
Prayer, directed by Richard Lowenstein, I.Q. directed by Fred Schepisi, starring Tim
Robbins and Meg Ryan, The Dish, directed by Rob Sitch, Japanese Story, directed by
Sue Brooks, starring Toni Colette, Road to Perdition, directed by Sam Mendes, starring
Tom Hanks and Paul Newman, The Libertine, directed by Laurence Dunmore, starring
Johnny Depp, To Catch a Fire, directed by Phillip Noyce, starring Tim Robbins and
Elizabeth: The Golden Age, directed by Shekhar Kapur.
MATT GARNER - Editor
Matt Garner is currently a New York based film editor who most recently edited
independent feature films, The Loss Of A Teardrop Diamond, The 27 Club, and Vashti
Bunyan: From Here To Before as well as The Young Victoria.
Matt recently enjoyed a 10 year tenure at Miramax Films and later The Weinstein
Company where he held the post of post production executive handling such titles as The
Promise, Hannibal Rising, Arthur and the Invisibles, The Last Legion, Killshot, Miss Potter,
Stormbreaker, Mrs. Henderson Presents, The Libertine, Twin Sisters, Secuestro Express,
32