Chris Brown has been an Independent Film Producer since 1983. Born in the UK. He is now an Australian national. Chris lives and works between Australia, UK, Los Angeles and New York

He produced Company of Wolves (BAFTA nominate), Mona Lisa (BAFTA and 2 Golden Globes Awards plus Nomination for an Oscar), Absolute Beginners (David Bowie, Sade, Ray Davis),

Brown also ran the Comic Strip Film Company and Won the gold Rose of Montreaux and the UK TV Critics Award for his film The Strike.

In 2008 Brown Produced The Proposition Starring Guy Pearce, Danny Houston, John Hurt and Emily Watson (Winner of the Gucci Award at Venice & Winner IF Best Film Award Australia),

In 2004 Chris won Independent Producer of the Year from the Australian Screen Producers Association for his contribution to the Australian Film

2008 he produced Daybreakers, starring Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe and Sam Neill Released in the US on 2,700 screens Distributed by Lionsgate Films and taking $65 million dollars worldwide.

In 2011 Brown Executive Produced Bait 3D the first 3D action movie in Australia and the first Singaporean Coproduction with Australia. The film went onto be the 15th biggest opening in China for a foreign film of all time.

In 2013 Brown Produced The Railway Man directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and Starring Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Stellan Skarsgârd, Jeremy Irvine and Hiroyuki Sanada. For Lionsgate Films and The Weinstein Company. The film won both the Screen Producers award for Best Film and The Australian Exhibitors Award for Highest Grossing Australian film

2015 Brown completed Misconduct, as Executive Producer. starring Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, Josh Duhamel , Alice Eve, Malin Akerman and Byung – Hun Lee in New Orleans.

2016 Brown completed The Hitman’s Bodyguard Starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L Jackson, Gary Oldman and Salma Hayek as Lionsgate Production Executive. The film was released wide in the US in August 2016 and was number 1 at the US Box Office for three weeks

2019 Brown completed a feature documentary, SLIM & I about Joy McKean Slim Dusty’s wife Directed by Kriv Stenders ( Red Dog, Danger Close) for Universal Films, Starring Tracey Chambers, Paul Kelly , Troy Casar Daley And Keith Urban the film was released wide in Australia in September 2020 and was the highest opening for a Feature Doc for 2020.

Brita McVeigh works as a story consultant, acting coach and directing coach. She has contributed to the development and production of more than 250 feature film, short film, television and theatre projects in New Zealand, Australia, the United States and the UK.

Brita began consulting as a collaborator with Taika Waititi on EAGLE VS SHARK and BOY. Recent projects include Liz Watts and Mirrah Foulkes’ RUNAWAY and Mirrah’s JUDY AND PUNCH, Cate Shortland’s THE MONARO, Kath Shelper and Warwick Thornton’s THE FATHER AND THE SON, Nash Edgerton, Michelle Bennett and Scott Ryan’s MR INBETWEEN for FX USA and Kath Shelper and Mia Wasikowska’s WHAT’S WRONG WITH THE WOMEN.

Brita is an advisory board member of Story Camp Aotearoa, New Zealand’s five-day residential screenwriting Lab working alongside mentors such as Jane Campion, Gyula Gazdag and Joan Tewkesbury. Brita is a regular guest teacher at AFTRS in Sydney, and at Toi Whakaari, New Zealand’s National Drama School in Wellington.

Stephen is a screenwriter and novelist.

His acclaimed supernatural novels The Dead Path and The Broken Ones were published internationally and are both optioned for adaptation to the screen.

Stephen was creator and writer of Australian crime drama series Secrets & Lies, made originally for Network Ten and remade in the USA for ABC.

He wrote feature Australia Day (Foxtel), miniseries Wake in Fright (Network Ten), was head writer on Tidelands (Netflix), and is co-creator and head writer of crime drama Harrow (ABC), starring Ioan Gruffudd.

Stephen lives in Brisbane with his two children and keyboard-loving cat.

Maeva Gatineau started her career in the film industry in 1997 at Miramax Films. She went on to be Co-Head of Worldwide Acquisitions and Co-Productions for The Weinstein Co working on such films as Shakespeare in Love, Amélie, The Artist, King’s Speech, Kill Bill and Philomena. Maeva is also an independent producer through her company Salammbo Films. She relocated to Australia in 2014 to head production and development at Hopscotch Features. There, she developed a diverse slate of projects including a biopic of Lee Miller with Kate Winslet attached, an adaptation of the Ruin by Dervla MacTiernan, as well as several high concept TV series.

After a stint as CEO of Legacy Media, which produced two successful seasons of Andrew Denton’s Interview for Seven, Jon Casimir joined Guesswork Television as Managing Director in 2020. Jon is best known as the co-creator of multi-award winning ABC programs Gruen and You Can’t Ask That. From 2014-2017 he was the Head of Entertainment at ABC TV. During that time he commissioned new programs including The Weekly, Luke Warm Sex, Hard Quiz, Dream Gardens, The House with Annabel Crabb, Growing Up Gracefully, Whovians, Shortcuts To Glory, Sammy J’s Playground Politics, When I Get A Minute, Fancy Boy, Wham Bam Thank You Ma’am and When TV Was Awesome. Prior to the ABC , he worked at Zapruder’s/CJZ on Enough Rope With Andrew Denton, Hungry Beast, Randling, Elders, The Joy Of Sets, Can Of Worms and Reality Check. Jon’s career began in print journalism at music magazine RAM. He spent 17 years as a writer and editor at the Sydney Morning Herald where he was, among other things, instrumental in the creation of the smh.com.au news site. He has written four books and edited six others.

Lisa Duff’s feature film credits include producer of Last Train to Freo and Last Cab to Darwin starring Michael Caton and the Academy Award® nominated Jacki Weaver. Lisa was also the producer of Unindian, starring Brett Lee and Tannishtha Chatterjee.

Lisa’s documentary credits include the critically acclaimed Sexing the Label which screened on SBS and theatrically and The Future Makers for Discovery Channel which featured Australians leading the way in the international sustainable energy arena.

Lisa worked as a Senior Production Investment Manager at Screen Australia from 2015 – 2020 working across documentary, feature film and TV drama.

Paul Walton started life in the UK as a child actor but soon realized just turning up wasn’t enough, you had to have acting talent too! With this in mind, Paul moved to the other side of the camera and found his true calling – seeing the potential in ideas and working with talent to bring their projects to life.

Paul is a passionate producer, loves creative people, and relishes the chance to challenge traditional creative parameters. He has a large list of credits that span over thirty years working in feature films, sketch comedy, television drama, narrative TV comedy, light entertainment, live television and news. Paul has a keen eye for discovering remarkable talent and ideas. It is this journey of discovery which stimulates his desire to push boundaries and challenge the status quo in order to embrace the rapidly evolving and disruptive current creative boom.

In Australia, Paul is best known for his work at Princess Pictures, where he was a partner and producer for a number of years. Paul’s relationship with Princess started on their debut feature film I Love You Too and his wide ranging Princess credits include It’s A Date seasons 1 & 2, Open Slather, The Divorce, I Love You Too, The Slot, Superwog Season 1, Koala Man, The Drop Off, Wine and Stand Up @ Bella Union. In his time at Princess, Paul also built a reputation for creating work with online comedy creators, clocking up over 100 million views across a number of original videos.

Paul recently left Princess Pictures to set up 720 Creative with fellow producer Karla Burt, a home for creative talent and remarkable ideas. Paul recently produced and directed Tanya Hennessey Gets a Real Job for IGTV and Executive produced Strait To The Plate for Lone Star productions, cementing a strong working relationship with the exciting FNQ based production company.

Paul’s wider commitment to the industry goes beyond just making shows. He is an independent

mentor for emerging creators, actors and producers in Australia and around the globe, as well as being a member of Seth Godin’s coaching team for the AltMBA.

His previously held position on the board of Media Ring and work with disability production company A2K Media illustrates Paul’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion across all levels of the media industry.

Sophia joined Bunya Productions in 2019 as CEO. Previously as Screen NSW Director of Screen Investment, Engagement and Attraction, Sophia led the screen program across NSW and oversaw the commissioning of award-winning productions such as Warwick Thornton’s, Sweet Country, Rachel Perkins’ Mystery Road, Nash Edgerton’s Mr Inbetween, Bruce Beresford’s Ladies in Black and Jeffrey Walker’s Riot.

Sophia was the leading creative force behind many of the successful TV Drama initiatives that Screen NSW implemented, including #shedirects, with Rachel Griffiths, Leah Purcell and Rachel Perkins, with the aim to increase female TV drama directors, “Cli-Fi” climate-change science fiction, a screen development program with ABC Fiction and the Amplifier Feature Film Fund which developed feature projects from writers and directors such as; Luke Davies, Jen Peedom and Kate Mulvaney.

Sophia is also a passionate advocate for the emerging sector and has championed many emerging creative voices from under-represented groups during her entire career at SBS, ABC and Screen NSW.

Prior to joining Screen NSW, Sophia as Deputy Head of Entertainment at ABC TV and commissioned and Executive Produced over 35 award-winning television titles, including Gruen, The Chaser, Kitchen Cabinet, Shaun Micallef’s Mad As Hell, Elegant Gentleman’s Guide to Knifefighting, The Checkout and Judith Lucy’s Spiritual Journey. In 2013 she created the inaugural Fresh Blood series which went on to launch the careers of comedy teams such as; Skitbox, Fancy Boy and Aunty Donna.

Benjamin Law is an Australian writer and broadcaster.

He’s the author of The Family Law (2010), Gaysia: Adventures in the Queer East (2012), the Quarterly Essay Moral Panic 101 (2017), and editor of Growing Up Queer in Australia (2019). Benjamin created and co-wrote three seasons of the award-winning SBS TV series The Family Law, based on his memoir, and his sold-out debut play Torch the Place (Melbourne Theatre Company) ran February–March 2020. In 2019, he was named one of the Asian-Australian Leadership Summit’s (AALS) 40 Under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians (winning the Arts, Culture & Sport category) and one of Harper’s Bazaar’s Visionary Men. He has a PhD in creative writing and cultural studies from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

Every week, Benjamin co-hosts ABC RN’s weekly national pop culture show Stop Everything and interviews public figures for Good Weekend. He also co-hosts online startup and tech TV show That Startup Show, and you can catch him on TV shows like Q&A (ABC), The Drum (ABC), The Project (Ten), Filthy Rich and Homeless (SBS) and the ABC’s two-part ABC feature documentary on Chinese-Australian history, Waltzing the Dragon. He has also written for over 50 publications in Australia and beyond—including the Monthly, frankie, Guardian, Monocle and Australian Financial Review.

Benjamin is based in Sydney. He is co-chair of the Screen Diversity and Inclusion Network, board member of Story Factory and Sydney Festival, and ambassador for Plan Australia, Bridge for Asylum Seekers and the Pinnacle Foundation.

Tim Ferguson is one of Australia’s most accomplished comedians.

He has battled Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for 30 years, but it won’t get in his way!

He wrote and directed the comedy movie SPIN OUT [Sony Pictures, 2016] tours the world with comedy trio the Doug Anthony All Stars [DAAS] and has written bestselling novels, comedy manuals, and live shows.

His comedy group DAAS won the Edinburgh Festival’s biggest award ‘Spirit Of The Fringe Award’ in 2016. DAAS perform to sell-out crowds worldwide.

Tim writes, directs and produces sitcoms, movies, entertainment TV and live comedy shows.

He’s the hardest-working person in Australian showbiz!

Maeva Gatineau started her career in the film industry in 1997 at Miramax Films. She went on to be Co-Head of Worldwide Acquisitions and Co-Productions for The Weinstein Co working on such films as Shakespeare in Love, Amélie, The Artist, King’s Speech, Kill Bill and Philomena. Maeva is also an independent producer through her company Salammbo Films. She relocated to Australia in 2014 to head production and development at Hopscotch Features. There, she developed a diverse slate of projects including a biopic of Lee Miller with Kate Winslet attached, an adaptation of the Ruin by Dervla MacTiernan, as well as several high concept TV series.

Giula is an experienced screenwriter developing projects internationally with the BBC, AMC and Apple+ US. Her taste in genres ranges from relationship drama to high concept science fiction, or better yet a mixture of the two. Giula has written two episodes for the ITV true crime series White House Farm and an episode of Bloom, Season 2 (Stan). She wrote for all three seasons of Glitch (ABC/Netflix) as well as Foxtel’s A Place To Call Home and the Blackfella/Werner series Ready for This for the ABC. Giula Script Produced the second series of NBCU/Matchbox’s Nowhere Boys, which won the 2016 International Emmy, the 2015 Logie for Most Outstanding Children’s Program and the AACTA for Best Children’s Series.

Along with large-scale productions such as HBO’s The Leftovers, Amanda has worked on blockbuster films; The Thin Red Line, The Matrix Reloaded & Revolutions, Jennifer Kent’s The Nightingale. 

As series producer, Amanda Produced the first three seasons of Foxtel’s smash-hit prison drama Wentworth. In 2019 she Produced Seven’s ambitious Secret Bridesmaids’ Business. 

Amanda most recently working as a Scripted Development Producer at Seven Studios from identifying projects for specific platforms, to developing story to mini bible and/or scripting stages. She is interested in the big stories with an eye on the international market. 

Steven Oliver is a descendant of the Kuku-Yalanji, Waanyi, Gangalidda, Woppaburra, Bundjalung and Biripi peoples. He was born in Cloncurry in North West Queensland and grew up in Townsville before moving to Perth to study performing arts. He has worked with numerous theatre companies and arts organisations across Australia but became notorious with the ABC hit sketch show Black Comedy as a writer/actor/associate producer.

He has starred in ABC Iview’s; Tiger Cops. Wrote and hosted A Very Sexy Xmas for the ABC, was one of two recipients of the Screen Australia inaugural Blackspace Initiative that saw the creation of his premiere web series A Chance Affair. It went on to screen internationally and on domestic and international flights with Virgin Airlines and SBS on Demand. It was nominated for best web series in the LGBTIQ Australian Awards and Screen Producers Australia Awards.

He is also a published poet featuring in journals/essays such as Ora Nui, Australian Poetry Journal, Solid Air, Firefront and is a published playwright with Proppa Solid. His work, From Darkness Whence We Came featured in the 2018 National Play Festival. His poetry and comedic work has collectively garnered tens of millions of views online bringing him to the attention of Marvel Director Taika Waititi. This led to a cameo alongside Chris Hemsworth, Rachel House and Jeff Goldblum in Thor: Ragnarok.

His cabaret show Bigger & Blacker made its world premiere in July of 2019 at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival to rave reviews and was listed as an AdCabFave.  This was followed in September of the same year by another world premiere From Darkness as part of the Brisbane Festival also gaining audience and critical acclaim. In February of 2020, his 8-ep indigenous art quiz show titled Faboriginal, launched and was broadcast on NITV and SBS on Demand. He is currently working towards writing his first feature.

Working in TV since 2004. Co-creator, Script producer and scriptwriter for Total Control, an ABC/Blackfella Films production and winner of the Best Series award at 2019 AACTA awards. Script producer and scriptwriter for The Secret Daughter season 2, and The Doctor Blake Mysteries seasons 1 & 2. Scriptwriter on Cleverman, Janet King, Wentworth, The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Crownies, Neighbours, Home and Away and Blue Heelers. Was a double nominee at the 2015 Australian Writers Guild Awards for scripts on The Doctor Blake Mysteries season 2 and Wentworth season 3, taking home award for Wentworth.

Vivienne is currently a producer and writer on the second season of Freeform’s Everything’s Gonna Be Okay, streaming onStan and Hulu. Vivienne is writing the anthology series called Shakespeare Now for ABC Australia, with Claire McCarthy directing. She wrote the original bio-pic of Raoul Wallenberg, called Wallenberg for Millennium Films. She has also written for Thunder Road Pictures and Arclight Films. Her play, God’s Last Acre, was produced at Malthouse Theatre. Her second play, This Is Where We Live, won the Griffin Theatre award and toured through most states in Australia.  She graduated from WAAPA.  

Based in Brisbane, Dena is experienced in development and production with writing, directing, editing and producing credits. Throughout her career, Dena also worked at National Indigenous Television, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. In 2015 Dena established her production company Inkey Media.

Passionate about telling Indigenous, LGBT+ and strong female stories, Dena’s directing credits include award- winning short films Hush, Jacob and Nan and a Whole Lot of Trouble. Comedy TV series, 8MMM Aboriginal Radio, documentary series’, Shadow Trackers, Colour Theory Underground and Children’s Television Series, Thalu.

Her producing credits include the Logie nominated Children’s Television Series, Grace Beside Me, Short Films Walters Ghost and Shed and documentary, Belonging. Dena is also facilitating Screen Australia’s Indigenous Producer Program, a National program aimed at developing ten emerging Indigenous Producers.

Nicole has worked in the games industry since the late 1990s. She’s held senior art positions on a variety of shipped game titles with project sizes ranging from triple A console to indie mobile. She’s worked on a variety of beloved IPs from Xena the Warrior Princess and Ty the Tasmanian Tiger to more recent indie successes Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and the Bonza puzzle suite.

In 2012 Nicole co-founded her own company, Disparity Games. She is the proud owner of the inaugural ANZ Women in Games Award for Creative Inspiration for her work as co-writer, co-designer and art director on their game Ninja Pizza Girl.

Rosie Lourde is an award winning multi-hyphenate working across digital series, TV series, VR and features, who has a passion for championing screen creators from intersectional backgrounds. Rosie was an actor/producer on the mult-award-winning digital series Starting From Now (SFN) which has amassed over 135 million views online and was also sold to broadcast in Australia. Rosie is also a writer/director on horror anthology series Deadhouse Dark which is due to world premier in official competition at CanneSeries October 2020; is a writer/director/producer of virtual reality film Breach; producer on award winning indie feature Skin Deep; and recently directed her first feature Romance on the Menu. Rosie was formerly the Investment Manager of Online Production at Screen Australia overseeing government financing of short-form digital series and narrative XR, in 2015 was selected for the prestigious Screen NSW Emerging Producer Placement as well as the Screen Producers Association Ones To Watch program and has recently joined the Screen Australia Gender Matters Taskforce.

Wooden Horse is a dynamic partnership between leading Australian entertainment industry executives Jude Troy and Richard Finlayson.

Jude Troy

Jude created Wooden Horse in 2018 after a successful seventeen-year career at global entertainment group Entertainment One (eOne) and iconic Australian film company, Hopscotch Features, where she was a partner. Working in acquisitions across film and television, she built a catalogue of titles that included the Oscar winning documentary Amy, and TV series Peaky Blinders, Catastrophe, The Inbetweeners and The Slap. Jude was also an Executive Producer on AACTA Award-winning feature documentary All This Mayhem. In launching eOne’s Australian TV production arm, she co-produced The Other Guy Season 1 in partnership with Aquarius Films for Australian streamer, Stan.

Richard Finlayson

Richard has worked in television production and executive roles for over 20 years. He was the Director of Television at the ABC between 2012 and 2017, where he was responsible for commissioning hundreds of hours of ground-breaking drama and comedy, pioneering a raft of successful international co-productions including Cleverman (AMC Sundance), Glitch (NBC, Netflix), The Code (Sony) and The Adventures of Monkey Magic (Netflix). Prior to the ABC he was Chief Operating Officer at public broadcaster, SBS.

Shayne Armstrong is an award-winning Brisbane-based screenwriter. With his screenwriting partner, SP Krause, Shayne has written feature films (Acolytes, Bait 3D and Universal/Blumhouse Pictures’ The Darkness), animated telemovies (Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood, Monster Beach, Exchange Student Zero) and children’s live action and animated series for Cartoon Network, Disney XD and Network Ten. Several of their feature film and television scripts are currently in development including Theo: A Hanunting with producer Kristian Moliere (The Babadook, Wake in Fright) and Automatik (Upgrade, Midnight Special), and The Galvanist for Truant Pictures. Under the penname TJ Park, they have also released the supernatural crime novel Unbidden (Harper-Collins). They have won the John Hinde Award for Excellence in Science-Fiction Screenwriting twice as well as the AWGIE for Best Short Film.

 Shayne teaches screenwriting at QUT, Griffith Film School and University of Queensland and is a Board Member of the Australian Writers Guild.

Veronica Fury is a Queensland based Producer and Executive Producer with over 60 screen credits to her name and is an active partner in WildBear Entertainment, an established factual production company producing around 130 to 150 hours of commissioned TV series and feature documentaries every year. Veronica runs the Brisbane office. Some of her recent projects include a feature documentary for Netflix and MIFF called Iron Fists and Kung Fu Kicks and six-part documentary series, Demolition Down Under, for Network Ten and Discovery. Upcoming projects include a soon to be announced feature documentary for Universal Pictures and ABC TV; the 12-part series for BBC Scottish Vets Down Under; a 10-part series for ZDF called Just Animals 2; and MIFF-funded feature documentary called Hating Peter Tatchell.

Alice Willison is a producer and founder of newly established film/tv production company Rhapsody Films. Most recently, she produced Season 2 of The Other Guy a 6x30min comedy drama series for Stan created by and starring comedian Matt Okine, which was released in 2019.

 Previously Alice was an in-house producer at Aquarius Films and worked across their entire slate of film and TV projects, which included: Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated feature Lion; Cate Shortland’s psychological thriller Berlin Syndrome; Tim Winton feature adaptation Dirt Music; Stan Original series The Other Guy Season 1 and 2; and Netflix and ABC series The Unlisted.

Alice also currently works part-time as an in-house producer at Revlover Films (Diary of an Uber Drive) working across their slate of film and television projects, which are currently in development with Transmission, eOne, Hanway, Stan, the ABC and All3 Media.

Joe Brumm is the creator of Bluey, the number one children’s animation show that has taken Australia by storm. The show has broken ABC streaming records, clocking 200 million plays on iview, has won an International Emmy Kids Awards and various awards in Australia.

Bluey is distributed by BBC in the UK and was released in the U.S. on 22 January on Disney +.

Previously, Joe built his career as an animator for 10 years in London where he worked on numerous children’s series. Some projects include the Bafta winning Charlie and Lola, working in Kenya and training local crews for the BBC/Disney show Tinga-Tinga Tales and being commissioned to create the short film The Meek which won at the 2015 Austin Film Festival.

Joe now resides in Brisbane, Australia where he has founded Studio Joho, who produce animation for the likes of College Humor, New Form Digital, GOMA and others.

Stephen is a screenwriter and novelist.

His acclaimed supernatural novels The Dead Path and The Broken Ones were published internationally and are both optioned for adaptation to the screen.

Stephen was creator and writer of Australian crime drama series Secrets & Lies, made originally for Network Ten and remade in the USA for ABC.

He wrote feature Australia Day (Foxtel), miniseries Wake in Fright (Network Ten), was head writer on Tidelands (Netflix), and is co-creator and head writer of crime drama Harrow (ABC), starring Ioan Gruffudd.

Stephen lives in Brisbane with his two children and keyboard-loving cat.

Anthony is a BAFTA and AWGIE award winning screenwriter and director. The projects Anthony has written and directed have won numerous international awards including a Primetime Emmy, an International Digital Emmy, two BAFTAs and five Australian Writers Guild awards.

Between 2006 and 2012 Anthony was the Creative Director of Hoodlum before joining Matchbox Pictures as a TV Development Executive from 2015 to 2017. 

Anthony has been a script producer and script editor on numerous award-winning TV projects across a range of genres including Safe Harbour (Winner of 2019 International Emmy for Best Mini-Series), Five Bedrooms (Season 1) and Nowhere Boys (Season 4). 
 
Anthony has also been commissioned by New South Publishing to write an innovative screenwriting book called Beyond The Hero’s Journey – a guide for writers with a different story to tell

Meg O’Connell is one of the AACTA Award-winning producers behind the critically acclaimed online series Robbie Hood from Since1788 Productions and Ludo Studio.

Meg also produced Ludo Studio’s International Emmy Award-winning show Doodles for ABC ME and the vertical-video series Content for ABC iview. O’Connell worked as the development manager on the smash hit children’s animation Bluey, which is the most watched show in ABC iview history. The series won a TV WEEK Logie Award, an International Emmy Award and is now screening worldwide on Disney+. Recently, Meg completed a creative mentorship at Fremantle Media in the UK, funded by Screen Queensland, and has since produced a music video for Columbia Records.

She is currently developing an original slate of projects in partnership with a number of Australian creatives. Meg is one of the 11 creatives selected as part of Screen Australia’s Talent USA program and is one of 18 members of the Screen Australia Gender Matters Taskforce.