Don Featherstone (filmmaker)

Selected works include:^[6][1][7]

• Food for Thought (1977); writer, director
• Hey Look That's Me (1978);director
• William Cobbett's Rural Rides (1979); director;
• Erte (1979); director;
• The London Programme (1979-1982); director
• The South Bank Show (1982-1985); director
• Ed McBain (1982); director
• Jack Lemmon (1982); director
• John Le Carre (1983); director
• Msistlav Rostropovich (1983); director
• Barry Flanagan (1983); director
• David Hockney (1983); director
• Ivo Pogorelich (1984); director
• Robert Lowell (1984); director
• Alan Bleasedale (1985); director
• The Science of Winning (1985); director
• Arthur Boyd: Figures in the Landscape (1985); director, producer Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Babakiueria (1986); director
• Heal or Hoax (1986); director
• Aussies (1987); director
• Beautiful Lies: A Film About Peter Carey (1986); producer, co-writer, director; Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Dreamtime, Machinetime 1987; director, producer, writer Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Slow Boat from Surabaya (1988); director
• Creative Spirits (1989)^[a]; producer, director Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Difficult Pleasure: A Portrait of Brett Whiteley (1989) producer, director
• Astonish Me, Graeme Murphy (1989); producer
• There's No Time, Peter Sculthorpe (1989); producer
• The Wizard From Oz, James Morrison (1989); producer
• God or Politics', Tom Keneally (1989); producer, director
• The Peoples' Diva', Joan Carden (1989); producer
• Tales of Helpmann (1990); co-producer, director Primetime, Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Billy Tea and Goulash (1991); director
• The Daylight Moon: A Portrait of the Poet Les Murray (1991); producer, writer, director Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Fast Forward Exposed (1992); director
• Masterpiece (1992); co-producer, director; SBS, Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Oondamooroo: Ernie Dingo (1992); director, co-producer
• Eric Rolls: Celebration of the Senses (1992); director, co-producer
• Make It New: Robert Klippel (1992); director, co-producer
• Right Said Fred: Fred Schepisi - Film Director (1993); director, co-producer
• Creative Spirits II (1993)^[b]; director, producer Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Lowering the Tone: 45 Years of Robyn Archer (1993); director, producer
• Bon Bons and Roses for Dorothy: Dorothy Hewett 1993; producer
• Dead Quick: Peter Corris 1993; producer
• Lighting Fires: Tim Storrier 1993; producer
• Creative Spirits III (1995); producer^[c], director^[d] Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Tall Tales but True: David Williamson (1994); director, producer
• Smart's Labyrinth: Jeffrey Smart (1994); producer
• The Black Swan: Meryl Tankard Choreographer (1995); producer
• Wrestling The Angel: Blanche D'Alpuget (1995); director, writer, producer
• Dance of Nature: The Music of Ross Edwards (1995); producer, director, writer Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Young Australian of the Year (1996); writer, director Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• An Imaginary Life: David Malouf: The Inner World of an Extraordinary Writer (1997); writer, director; Linfield, Sydney, AU; Film Australia RM Associates, ABC Television
• The Edge of the World: Tim Winton: Writer (1998); producer; Linfield, Sydney, AU; Film Australia RM Associates, ABC Television
• Art Zone (1998); writer, director
• The Maitland Wonder: Les Darcy (1998); director
• American Journeys (1999); writer, director
• I Witness: The Art of George Gittoes (1999); director, writer, producer Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• It Happened on Holiday (2000); writer, director
• The Beach (2000); coproducer, co-writer, director Centre Coast, Featherstone Productions; Sydney
• Sydney Revealed (2001); writer, director
• Australia Revealed (2002); writer, director
• The One Percenters (2005); writer, director
• Kokoda (2009); writer, director
• Singapore 1942 (2010); writer, director
• The War That Changed Us (2014); writer, co-director
• 100 Days to Victory (2018); writer, co-director

Film awards and recognition include:

• Official website

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