G'day, I'm Dean Friske, a commercial filmmaker

creating fun stuff for
brave brands.

While I revel in misfit characters and laconic Aussie comedy, I find writing about myself as much fun as picking up dog sh*t.
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So, to find out how I work, see the FUQs below or call me on 0414 420 402.

Or, for an unbiased appraisal of my credentials or what I'm like to work with, call the most trustworthy person I know -my Mum. Her number is 0478 387 781. She'd love to hear from you, especially seeing as she's in prison (just don't tell her Harry and Meghan aren't Royals anymore. It would break her heart).

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FUQs

Frequently Unasked Questions

You any good at anything?


Comedy - Performance - Integrated VFX - Memorable Casting - Zen Can-Do-ism - Dance Offs  

What's in it for us?

Seamless Execution from Start to Finish - No Dramas (unless it's scripted that way) - Clear Communication - Peace of Mind

Do you freelance?

Sometimes, I freelance as a director, a director/editor, or a writer/director/editor, as I did on this and this.
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Through my own shop, FRISKE, I team up with reputable producers and create commercials, like this, this or this.
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I throw away the shackles of arbitrary modern day monikers and just am.

What's the damage?   

Depends on how you like to work and/or how long your piece of string is. Let's chat.

Your credo?  

Play nice, think deep and share the LOLs, 'cause nothing fuels optimism like a good laugh, and hell knows the world needs more of that right now. 🙂

If you're the second nicest person in advertising, who's the first?

You know who they are. Now's probably a really good time to reach out and say "Hey, you're really nice. In fact, you could be the nicest person in advertising". You'd make their day. And the best thing is they'd then think you're really nice. Before you know it, everyone will be the "nicest person in advertising". How nice would that be?