RECENT CLIENTS
Chunky Move
Chunky Move’s work constantly seeks to redefine what is or what can be contemporary dance within an ever-evolving Australian culture. The Company’s work is both diverse in form and content; to date the Company has created a number of works for the stage, site specific, new-media and installation work.
Perth International Arts Festival
The Perth International Arts Festival is Australia’s original and oldest international arts festival, with a worldwide reputation for excellence. In 2012, it celebrates its 60th Festival with an invigorating new vision from incoming Artistic Director Jonathan Holloway.
Simon Amstell (UK)
Simon Amstell is currently working on the second series of the critically acclaimed BBC2 sitcom ‘Grandma’s House’ and an international stand up tour, ‘Numb’. Simon has won an RTS Award as well as a Broadcast Award, two British Comedy Awards and was nominated for a BAFTA. He is touring Australia as part of the Melbourne and Sydney International Comedy Festivals.
Bear Grylls Live
Fearless world adventurer, star of the worldwide hit TV show Man vs. Wild and the author of fourteen books, Bear Grylls presents the world premiere of his live stage show in Australia in 2011.
John Waters National Tour
The brilliantly entertaining filmmaker, writer and shock auteur supremo, John Waters, brings his glorious one man show This Filthy World to Australia in his first ever national tour.
Jane Birkin National Tour
Jane Birkin is one of the world’s most iconic and celebrated women. The star of film and stage; singer, songwriter and darling of the French avant garde, Birkin tours Australia in March 2012, performing in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and at the Adelaide Festival.
Fleurieu Art Prize
The Fleurieu Biennale began in 1998 and has since grown into an event that has won recognition both nationally and internationally. It is the the world’s richest landscape painting prize.
Transmission Films
Transmission Films is a leading independent film distributor bringing the best local and international films to Australian and New Zealand audiences. Joint Managing Directors Richard Payten and Andrew Mackie launched Transmission in 2008 in partnership with Paramount Pictures Australia.
The Eye of the Storm
The Eye of the Storm, based on the classic novel by Patrick White, Australia’s only ever recipient of the Noble Prize for literature (in 1973), is directed by internationally acclaimed Australian director Fred Schepisi. It’s the first feature film he’s made in Australia since the Oscar nominated, Evil Angels (1988), starring Meryl Streep.
Nearly ten years in the making, The Eye of the Storm brings together a stunning cast that includes Academy Award winner, Geoffrey Rush; Emmy, Golden Globe, BAFTA and AFI Award winner, Judy Davis; and multi-award winning actress Charlotte Rampling.
Pinnacle Films
Pinnacle Films was established in June 2010 and has fast proven itself as one of Australia’s leading independent Film Distributors.
South Australian Film Corporation
The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) is a statutory body established under the 1972 South Australian Film Corporation Act. It exists in order to foster the creation and delivery of critically acclaimed and commercially successful ideas, moving images and sound for any viewing medium.
BigPond Adelaide Film Festival
“The Adelaide Film Festival is to me the most important cultural event to do with cinema in Australia. I never miss it” – Margaret Pomeranz, Film Critic, At the Movies ABC TV
La Mirada Film Festival
La Mirada is Australia’s largest Spanish film festival. Past curators include Pedro Almodóvar, Ken Loach, Antonio Banderas, Ang Lee and Guillermo Del Toro.
Ubud Writer's and Reader's Festival
The Ubud Writers & Readers Festival mission is to create a world class literary event that brings together diverse Indonesian and international voices for dialogue and exchange.
Emerging Writer's Festival
Each year the Emerging Writers’ Festival brings writers, editors, publishers and literary performers together with the reading public for a festival that is fast becoming an essential part of Australia’s literary calendar.
