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Digital Conversions: Millennial Burnout


October 22, 2020
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Screen Queensland is pleased to share the second project from the Digital Conversions initiative –Millennial Burnout. Watch it now on IGTV.

Carole’s year is off to a pretty sh*t start when she’s suddenly forced to find a last-minute home with an insta model. With the help of her best friend Neer and her inner monologue Bode, Carole kicks off her quarter-life crisis.

With music from Alex Lahey and set in the suburbs of Brisbane, #MillenialBurnout is a relatable lesson on learning to be happy with yourself even though you suck! 

Based on the artwork of @bodeburnout, produced by Daniel Way and directed by Acacia McCauley.

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