Klayton Stainer

KAS Creations Film & Media
Filmmaker

Melbourne, Australia

Member Since:
June 2015

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About Klayton

From the vine-lands in picturesque South Australia, Klayton Stainer is a freelance Filmmaker. As Director of the company KAS Creations Film & Media, Klayton has been involved in many projects including short films, promotional events, music videos, documentaries and commercials. While studying at Swinburne University, Klayton and his team took on a rotoscoped animation project in his first year called ATOM, which took out the Platinum Remi award at the Houston Worldfest Film Festival as well as the Best of the Next Award in the Melbourne International Animation Film Festival. In his final year, he created a science fiction based on award-nominated writer Michael A. Burstein's, I Remember the Future. With this film, Klayton was won many awards internationally and nationally, including Grand Remi Award for Best Short Film at Houston Worldfest, Best Foreign Short Film at the California Film Awards and was nominated for Young Filmmaker of the Year at the Byron Bay International Film Festival.

Gender:
Male

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Credits

Unveiled (2017)
TV Series by E! Entertainment (Reality-TV) Cinematographer
I Remember the Future (2014)
Film (short) (Sci-Fi) Director / Writer
Atom (2012)
Film (short) (Sci-Fi and Animation) Director / Writer
The Boys Are Back (2009)
Film (Drama) Actor
Broken Hill (2009)
Film Actor
Hey Hey It's Esther Blueburger (2008)
Film Actor
Alma Mater High (2007)
Film Actor
Dr. Plonk (2007)
Film Actor

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Awards

Grand Winner - Best Foreign Short (California Film Awards)
(2014)
Platinum Award - Short Film (Oregon International Film Awards)
(2014)
Grand Remi - Best Short Film (Worldfest Houston)
(2014)
Winer - Best Script (SciFi FIlm Festival)
(2014)
Silver Award - Best SciFi Short Film (Worldfest Houston)
(2013)
Gold Award - Animated Short Film (California Film Awards)
(2012)
Best of Session - Best Australia Animation (Melbourne International Animation Festival)
(2012)
Platinum Award - Best SciFi Short Film (Worldfest Houston)
(2012)

Education

Swinburne School of Film and Television
(2011-2013)