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The Milli Award

The Milli Award is the highest award an Australian Cinematographer can receive from the Society

It is presented at the National Awards. Golden Tripod winners in each category, progress through to be in the running for the Milli award

Below is a list of past Milli Award Winners

Year	Cinematographer	Title
2007	David Gribble ACS	The Worlds Fastest Indian
2006	Ben Nott ACS	Salems Lot
2005	David Parer ACS	Terror’s of Tasmania
2004	David Parer ACS	Platypus: Worlds Strangest Animal
2003	Martin McGrath ACS	"Swimming Upstream"
2002	Russell Bacon	"My Brother Jack"
2001	David Eggby ACS	"Pitch Black"
2000	Kim Batterham ACS	"The Potato Factory"
1999	David Parer ACS	"The Dragons of Galapagos"
1998	Pieter De Vries ACS	"Rat"
1997	David Burr ACS	"The Phantom"
1996	Andrew Lesnie ACS	"Babe"
1995	Andrew Lesnie ACS	"Temptation of a Monk"
1994	Martin McGrath ACS	"Seventh Floor"
1993	Peter James ACS	"Alive"
1992	Peter James ACS	"Black Robe"
1991	Peter Levy ACS	"Predator 2"
1990	Ross Berryman ACS	"Minnamurra"
1989	Yuri Sokol ACS	"Georgia"
1988	Jeffrey Malouf ACS	"Stringer-Torch Song"
1987	Garry Moore ACS	"The Last Chance"
1986	Geoff Simpson ACS	"Playing Beatie Bow"
1985	John Seale ACS	"Witness"
1984	Dean Semler ACS	"Razorback"
1983	John Seale ACS	"Goodbye Paradise"
1982	Russell Boyd ACS	"Gallipoli"
1981	Don McAlpine ACS	"My Brilliant Career"
1980	Ross Nichols ACS	"Hospitals Don't Burn"
1979	Dietmar Fill ACS	"A Small Body of Still Water"
1978	Geoff Burton ACS	"Storm Boy"
1977	Peter James ACS	"Caddie"
1976	Russell Boyd ACS	"Between the Wars"
1975	Paul Onorato ACS	"E Force One"
1974	John McLean ACS	"Hands of Cormac Joyce"
1973	Phil Pike ACS	"David & Pyewacket"
1972	Peter James ACS	"Willi Willi"
1971	No Awards this year	System re-organized and the "Milli Award" introduced
1970	Ron Jones	Invention of the Rolling Loop
1969	John Bale ACS	"Asylum"

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