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In Conversation with The Mosquito Bowl director Peter Berg


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Date and time: Thursday 15 January, 12pm AEST

Location: Online

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Join us online for an exclusive In Conversation event on Thursday 15 January with prolific director Peter Berg, who recently wrapped his Netflix feature The Mosquito Bowl in Queensland. 

Known for his work on Friday Night Lights, Painkiller, Deepwater Horizon and Hancock, Peter will discuss his blockbuster career bringing sport and action stories to screen and working across directing, acting and producing.  

The Mosquito Bowl is proudly supported through our Production Attraction Strategy.

Image: By Kane Skennar. (L to R) Pat McAfee and director Peter Berg behind-the-scenes on The Mosquito Bowl, courtesy of Netflix.

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