Bio
In 1981 Hardie graduated from Film School in London with a B.A.(Hon's) Photographic Arts (Film). He entered the film industry the following year on Star Wars' "Return of the Jedi" as a production assistant and camera department trainee. While continuing to explore the possibilities within the industry by brief stints in the special FX make-up department ("Highlander") and the Art department ("Never Say Never Again", "Half Moon Street" and "Hammer Horror"), Hardie also pursued his cinematography passion, shooting a few small independent projects but eventually settled in the Art department. Hardie then made his debut as a Production Designer on Clive Barker's "Nightbreed" at Pinewood Studios, and has gone on to design a number of other Films including the British Academy Award winning "An Ungentlemanly Act", partially shot on the Falkland Islands, two six part U.K. television series ("The Gift" and "South by Southeast"), and other horror titles: "Hellraiser III", "Lord of Illusions", and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". In addition to Film and Television longer format work Hardie has done numerous commercials.
Most recently Hardie has collaborated with Errol Morris on his many commercials and his Oscar winning Film "The Fog of War" and "S.O.P". another documentary feature focused on the Abu Ghraib Prison abuses and most recently: "TABLOID, A VERY SPECIAL LOVE STORY".
Hardie lives in Hollywood U.S.A.
Most recently Hardie has collaborated with Errol Morris on his many commercials and his Oscar winning Film "The Fog of War" and "S.O.P". another documentary feature focused on the Abu Ghraib Prison abuses and most recently: "TABLOID, A VERY SPECIAL LOVE STORY".
Hardie lives in Hollywood U.S.A.
