
Tomiya Hills
Known chiefly for his refined, "dreamlike" style, Tomiya Hills is a filmmaker based in Adelaide, South Australia. After completing his Bachelor of Creative Arts at Flinders University, Hills began studying film at MAPS film school in the heart of Adelaide. During his time at film school, Hills developed an interest in cinematography and camera operation. He has since put his skills to the test on his solo short film Vending Machine (2020), for which he received acclaim at various international festivals. Hills went on to collaborate with fellow filmmakers and students, including on the web-series The Reality of Humanity (2021), and short films such as Ingénue (2021), Marriage Graveyard (2022), and True Colour (2022) - the latter of which won Hills the Best Cinematography Award at the 2022 Creation International Film Festival.
Credits
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Red EarthFirst Assistant Camera2023
ForgivingProducer2023
ForgivingDirector of Photography2023
The Family FriendDirector2022
The Family FriendWriter2022
Speak to us of ChildrenFirst Assistant Camera2022
Speak to us of ChildrenLighting Design2022
Marriage GraveyardFirst Assistant "A" Camera2022
Marriage GraveyardFirst Assistant Director2022
True ColourProducer2022
True ColourDirector of Photography2022
True ColourCamera Operator2022
Vending Machineas Harukaze2020
Vending MachineDirector2020
Vending MachineDirector of Photography2020
Vending MachineWriter2020
Vending MachineEditor2020
Vietnam StoryDirector—
Vietnam StoryDirector of Photography—
Vietnam StoryProducer—
When the City Fell SilentProducer—
When the City Fell SilentEditor—
When the City Fell SilentColorist—
COREFirst Assistant Camera—