Post Production

With a Master’s degree in Creative Industries from SAE and a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, majoring in Media Arts and Production, I have gained comprehensive expertise in film and content creation across all stages of production, from pre-production to post-production. My academic journey was complemented by a 5-month placement at Studio 10, where I gained firsthand experience in the mechanics of live broadcast production. In addition, I have extensive hands-on experience in a university television studio, where I took on multiple roles including director, camera operator, floor manager, teleprompter operator, vision switcher, lighting technician, set designer, and sound recordist. I worked with both studio setups and field recording, utilising equipment such as shotgun microphones and clip-on mics. My experiences have also allowed me to demonstrate strong leadership and teamwork capabilities within various production teams.

Grant Markert is a multi award wining director & cinematographer. His experience spans international documentaries for the discovery channel to high end TV commercials.

I'm a Katoomba based video producer working across NSW and beyond. Through my business, Visual Mosaic, I offer end-to-end video production including camera, drone, editing, audio production and motion graphics. I have a particular interest in creating educational video content and projects with a social conscience.

Studio Goose is an independent production company, based in Hazelbrook, Australia. We have been involved in countless productions, helping to edit, write, direct, produce, and develop since 2005. In 2020 we expanded our story creation to book publishing. With this mountain of experience behind us, we have continued to grow, developing and producing our own work. In 2021 The Gamers 2037, a high-concept tween drama series, aired on 9Go! This is still just the start of our story to bring outstanding ideas and content to audiences around the world.

John Gray is a multi-award winning screen composer, having written both orchestral and electronic scores for critically acclaimed feature films, documentaries and television - some of which have been finalists and winners at The Emmys, Sundance, Montreal, Venice, Berlin and Sydney international film festivals. John is a screen-composition graduate of AFTRS, and teaches there occasionally as a guest lecturer. His drama features include the AFI-nominated KOKODA, THE BET and WHAT LOLA WANTS. He also composed for the critically acclaimed documentary THE OPPOSITION, the Emmy Award winning SBS series GO BACK TO WHERE YOU CAME FROM, the AACTA-Nominated documentary I AM A GIRL, the NATGEO series THE SURGERY SHIP, the ABC documentary series GREAT SOUTHERN LAND, and the documentary Audience Award Winner at the 2014 Sydney Film Festival LOVE MARRIAGE IN KABUL. John was nominated for an AACTA for his score on the critically-acclaimed mini-series BLUE MURDER, He is a past board member of the Australian Guild of Screen Composers (AGSC) and enjoys advocating on behalf of both emerging composers and his peers. John composes from his home studio in Leura. Please see his website for showreels and further information (www.stillpointmusic.com)

Caro's been in the business of creating content since well before content creation was even a phrase. Starting out in television in 2000, she worked in various production roles before setting up Juicy back in 2004. These days her love of story-telling can be found in directing, producing, editing (yes, a preditor!) travel writing and podcasting. While she has a particular affinity for travel and adventure production, over the years she’s helped produce numerous TVCs, videos and branded content for a range of clients including NPWS, Qantas, P&O Cruises, Disney Imagineering, Commonwealth Bank and the RTA. When she’s not creating work for others, she spends her time on her own adventures and volunteering for the SES coordinating search and rescue operations in the Blue Mountains or teaching traditional navigation skills. In 2021 she wrote and published the book, 'How to Navigate - the art of traditional map and compass navigation in an Australian context,' which is the navigation text book for NSW Police Rescue and the SES. You can find her outdoor adventure blog at: lotsafreshair.com and listen to her podcast, 'Rescued' on all podcast platforms.