Jill Robb

Jill Robb (b 1934) is an English-born film producer and executive who worked mostly in Australia. She began in the film industry as a stand in for Jill Adams on Dust in the Sun (1958).

She was a founding board member of the Australian Film Commission, inaugural CEO of the Victorian Film Corporation (now Film Victoria) and a member of the Film Victoria Board from 1983 to 1989.[1]

Select Credits
  • The Fourth Wish (1976) - associate producer
  • Dawn! (1979) - executive producer
  • Careful, He Might Hear You (1983) - producer
  • Phoenix (1992–93) (TV series) - executive producer
  • Stark (1993) (mini series) - executive producer
  • Secrets (1993–94) (TV series) - executive producer
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References
  1. Don Groves, "Another award for Jill Robb", If Magazine 15 November 2013 accessed 3 April 2014
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