At Nick Bolton’s last Choc Tops appearance in May 2006, his fevered excitement on such things as MySpace was greeted with blank faces. Facebook and Twitter didn’t even exist then. The content creation and distribution models have since been turned upside down.
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Martha Knox-Haly is an organisational psychologist and author of the book How to stop your workplace going pear shaped. Her writing and practice is based on investigations of almost a thousand Australian workplaces.
An established print and television journalist, Renée Brack is currently a well-recognised face of the MOVIE NETWORK Channels. At Choc Tops she will give a mass media perspective on our film and TV production industries.
Gary Friedman studied with Jim Henson of “The Muppet Show” in 1987 and went on to develop a number of major projects in his native South Africa.
At Choc Tops he will ask, “How has the world changed with Web 2.0 in the past 500 days? What will the next 5000 days bring?”.
Suzie is an experienced American actor who has appeared in film, television, commercials, theatre, and radio. She will be returning to Los Angeles in April to once again study with The Second City and bring back this style of teaching to Australian actors.
Matthew Joyce has had success in Tokyo with his company becoming the first non-Japanese co-producer/partner on some of the major Japanese feature films through the distributor Shochiku.