Background
Her father was cinesound cameraman George Malcolm, a pioneer in the Australian film industry. Her brother, Ken Malcolm was also in the film industry, working variously as a sound recordist and editors
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Joy Jobbins
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She went to Bondi Public School, and later studied art at the East Sydney Technical College.
Career
She worked as a script supervisor on the propaganda film "A Yank Down Under", about R&R leave in Sydney during World World War World War II She subsequently modelled swim suits for Coles of California Swimwear (a New Zealand Company). Joy Jobbins is the mother of comedian/writer Saturday Rosenberg. Camden Jobbins and Sheridan Jobbins.
She is also the stepmother of Cobbitty Jobbins and Boak Jobbins.
Later she left and joined Ralph Blunden"s agency where she took control of the Australian Wool Board account working in collaboration with models, photographers and illustrators such as Maggie Tabberer, Henry Talbot, Helmut Newton, Patrick Russell, Des O"Brien, Barbara Robertson and others In 1959, she played an important role in the inaugural Australian Fashion Awards.
She subsequently left Blunden Advertising and worked directly for the Australian Wool Board from 1964 until 1972 when she left to publish a tourism magazine called, "Australia for Players and Stayers.
