Bryce has now worked in the film industry for over 25 years.
 
Bryce's first experience in the film industry was in 1982 when he played a man in overalls opposite Gerard Kennedy. He has now worked as a lawyer on over 300 productions, films, series etc.
 
As if quantity was not sufficient, Bryce has worked on some of Australia’s best known films in the 80s, 90s and naughties.
 
His executive producer credits include Malcolm (1985), Death in Brunswick (1990), Two Hands (1999), The Tracker (2002) and Ten Canoes (2006).
 
His legal work can be seen in Muriel’s Wedding (1994), Ned Kelly (2002) and more recently The Proposition (2005), Like Minds (2006), Irresistible (2006), No. 2 (2006), Clubland (2007), Death Defying Acts (2007), Disgrace (2007) and The Children of Huang Shi (2007).

He continues to act as legal adviser on feature films, shorts, documentaries, television series. Due to his flourishing legal practice he only occasionally executive produces.

Bryce is currently a member of the Film Victoria Board. His previous board memberships have been with Screen Tasmania and South Australian Film Corporation.

Bryce was the initial Chair of the current Melbourne International Film Festival when it re-invented itself in 1985.

Bryce is passionate about films and red boots.

Contact Details
Phone:            +61 3 9670 5000
Fax:                 +61 3 9642 0409
Email:              bmenzies@mdlaw.com.au