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- It’s a rare person who can seamlessly transition from high-flying television and movie producer to garlic farmer, but Sally Ayre-Smith has done just that. After producing the acclaimed TV series SeaChange at the peak of her career, Sally and her husband Marcus Skipper left it all behind to start a new life in a little-known part of the coast.
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Oct 31, 2018 · After producing the acclaimed TV series SeaChange at the peak of her career, Sally and her husband Marcus Skipper left it all behind to start a new life in a little-known part of the coast.
After 35 years as a producer in the film and television industry, Sally Ayre-Smith was living in Sydney with her partner, Marcus Skipper, a builder and sculptor.
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Sep 21, 2016 · From producer of Sea Change to managing a tree change, Sally Ayre-Smith and husband Marcus thrive on just...
Jul 2, 2017 · It’s a formidable goal, birthed more than a decade ago when film producer Sally Ayre-Smith and builder husband Marcus Skipper “ran away to the Macleay” to escape Sydney life.
Ray officially retired in 2000, following a guest appearance on SeaChange, a program produced by her daughter, Sally Jane Ayre-Smith. Raye’s husband died in 2016 and Raye in 2022, a few months shy of her 100 th birthday.
Aug 30, 2017 · It’s a formidable goal, birthed more than a decade ago when film producer Sally Ayre-Smith and builder husband Marcus Skipper ran away to the Macleay to escape Sydney life.
It was much more of a man’s world back then,” Raye’s daughter Sally Ayre-Smith, who followed in her mother’s footsteps and also became a producer, explained last week. Carol Raye died last ...
