David Michôd

Sydney, Australia

David Michôd ([Mish-oh]; born 30 November 1972 in Sydney) is an Australian film director, screenwriter and producer.

He is best known for directing his first feature film, the critically acclaimed crime drama Animal Kingdom (2010), which got an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actress Jacki Weaver. His follow-up was the dystopian drama The Rover (2014) with Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson, War Machine (2017) with Brad Pitt and The King (2019) with Timothée Chalamet.

Top 10 collaborators

15 collaborations (as Director; Editor; Executive Producer; Screenplay; Second Unit Director; Stunt Coordinator; Thanks; Writer)

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12 collaborations (as Music; Musician; Sound Designer; Sound Editor; Sound Effects Editor; Sound Mixer; Sound Re-Recording Mixer; Supervising Sound Editor)

11 collaborations (as Director; Executive Producer; Producer; Screenplay; Story; Thanks; Writer)

9 collaborations (as Director; Thanks; Writer)

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8 collaborations (as Director of Photography; Editor; Pre-Visualization Coordinator; Thanks)

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Kirsty McGregor

8 collaborations (as Casting; Casting Director)

7 collaborations (as Thanks)

Kieran Darcy-Smith

6 collaborations (as Still Photographer; Thanks)

6 collaborations (as Additional Camera; Additional Director of Photography; Director; Editor; Executive Producer; Producer; Still Photographer; Visual Effects; Writer)

5 collaborations (as Cinematography; Director of Photography)

Roles

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The Captain (2013)

Animal Kingdom (2010)

The List (2008)

Crossbow (2007)

Narrator / Lounge

The IF Thing (2005)

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