Renée Brack holds a Master of Creative Arts from the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) in documentary and VR and a Bachelor of Arts from Macquarie University in screen and media studies. She is an acclaimed storyteller, journalist, writer, and screen professional with over 20 years’ experience in film, TV, print, and digital.
Serhat Caradee is an award-winning Australian filmmaker whose films have screened at many local and international film festivals, winning numerous prizes and awards. He is working on numerous projects, all in various stages of development, through his company Bonafide Pictures with support from Screen NSW, Screen Australia, and other production companies.
An AFTRS Directing graduate, Serhat also teaches casually at UNSW, AFTRS, and NIDA.
Ian Simmons has won 11 Writers’ Guild Awards, one AFI and one ARIA, and in 2012 received the Fred Parsons Award for Outstanding Contribution to Australian Comedy at the Australian Writers’ Guild Awards. His lines have been delivered by Russell Crowe, Deborah Mailman, and Cate Blanchett at the AACTA Awards.
‘Value’ can be thought of in two key ways: benefits and finances.
Benefits can include developing skills, growing your network, building a fan base, having fun, earning money or upgrading your CV.
Finances might sound simple, but beyond how much you earn per hour or per job, there's complexity in understanding your financial worth and how the market impacts this, and complexity in the various ways you can be paid, such as cash versus residuals.
British-Australian producer Al Clark’s four-decade career includes 1984, Absolute Beginners, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Chopper, and Swinging Safari.
Shingo Usami is a Sydney-based actor and voice artist. He has been working in screen and theatre in Australia and Japan since 1997. He is best known for playing Henry Nakayama on AMC’s “The Terror: Infamy” and Akira Hashimoto on Apple TV+’s science fiction series “Invasion”.
