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Luke Jurevicius
Luke Jurevicius is one of Australia's most successful directors and creators of marquee entertainment. He is the creator and director of the global, multi award winning hit series Figaro Pho (2009). The Adventures of Figaro Pho (2012) and The New Adventures of Figaro Pho (2015) air in over 140 countries including VOD giants Netflix USA and Hulu. As...
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Director (10 credits)
Director (10 credits)
2015
The New Adventures of Figaro Pho
(TV Series) (39 episodes)
- Odd Socks
(2015)
- Figaro's Big Adventure
(2015)
- Cupcake Carnage
(2015)
- Valentine's Day
(2015)
- Stage Fright
(2015)
2012
The Adventures of Figaro Pho
(TV Series) (39 episodes)
- Fear of Disease (Pathophobia)
(2012)
- Fear of Meteorites (Meteorophobia)
(2012)
- Fear of Everything (Panophobia)
(2012)
- Fear of Hunger (Borborygamiphobia)
(2012)
- Fear of Baths (Ablutophobia)
(2012)
2010-2012
Horace in Slow Motion
(TV Series) (18 episodes)
- The Ping-Pong Pig
(2012)
- The Dive
(2012)
- The One Hog Band
(2012)
- The Vomit
(2012)
- The Pole Vault
(2012)
2009
Figaro Pho
(TV Series) (26 episodes)
- Chorophobia (Fear of Dancing)
(2009)
- Dermatosiophobia (Fear of Skin)
(2009)
- Emetophobia (Fear of Vomiting)
(2009)
- Felinophobia (Fear of Cats)
(2009)
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Actor (4 credits)
Actor (4 credits)
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Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)
Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)
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Composer (9 credits)
Composer (9 credits)
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Producer (6 credits)
Producer (6 credits)
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Writer (3 credits)
Writer (3 credits)
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Art department (2 credits)
Art department (2 credits)
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Production designer (1 credit)
Production designer (1 credit)
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Animation department (1 credit)
Animation department (1 credit)
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