Safran's Music Jamboree (2002) as well as John Safran vs God (2004) for SBS independent. {{quote|The dumbing down of the art of filmmaking to merely that of efficient "storytelling" surely has to be one of the most depressing things about the current state of mainstream cinema. ... Yet, this seems to be the main expectation that we as a society have of cinema. The history of the artform has proved that it is much more than that, yet when it comes to cinema language, history seems to be going backwards...|Richard Lowenstein|quoted in Bill Mousoulis' Melbourne Independent Filmmakers, June 2004.}} He is a partner in the Melbourne-based production company, Ghost Pictures. He is also a partner in the feature film production company, Fandango Australia Pty Ltd, along with Italian producer – Domenico Procacci, producer – Sue Murray, lawyer – Bryce Menzies and director – Rolf de Heer. He filmed the 2006 U2 concert at Melbourne's Telstra Dome. In October 2009 Lowenstein was guest programmer on Australian Broadcasting Corporation's TV music video show, rage. Filmography Evictions (1979) Strikebound (1984) White City: The Music Movie (1985) INXS: The Swing and Other Stories (music video compilation, 1985) Dogs in Space (1986) Australian Made: The Movie (concert performance, 1987) INXS: Kick: The Video Flick (music video compilation, 1988) U2: LoveTown (concert performance, 1989) Say a Little Prayer (1993) Naked: Stories of Men – Ghost Story (telemovie, 1996) He Died with a Felafel in His Hand (2001) U2: The Best of 1980–1990 (music video compilation, 2002) I'm Only Looking: The Best of INXS (music video compilation, 2004) We're Livin' on Dog Food (documentary film included in the DVD re-release of Dogs in Space, 2009) Autoluminescent (documentary film on the life of Rowland S. Howard, 2011) Producer – In Bob We Trust (documentary film about Father Bob Maguire, directed by Lynn-Maree Milburn, 2013) Ecco Homo (documentary film on the life of Peter Vanessa "Troy" Davies, 2015) Mystify: Michael Hutchence (a documentary film on the life of Michael Hutchence, lead singer and lyricist of rock band INXS, 2019) Music videos The Ears – "Leap for Lunch" (1980) Hunters & Collectors – "Talking to a Stranger" (1982), "Lumps of Lead" (1982) The Church – "It's no Reason" (1983) Tim Finn – "Fraction Too Much Friction" (1983), "Staring at the Embers" (1983), "Through the Years" (1983) Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons – "Taxi Mary" (1984) Jules Taylor – "Rock