I am a highly versatile producer/director with a background in investigative journalism across television, radio, and digital platforms.
I have spent 15 years directing and producing documentaries and long format stories in Australia, conflict zones and developing countries working with major broadcasters including Aljazeera Network, SBS Television, ABC Television, Channel 4, CNN and as an independent filmmaker.
My feature documentary directing debut, My Home, Your War, followed a woman and her family through the war in Iraq over three years and was the recipient of many international awards. More recently, I was the producer for Hitting Home the AACTA and Walkley award winning series on domestic violence for ABC TV.
After this I went on to work as a full-time producer/director for Dateline SBS TV making half hour documentaries on international issues. I have recently started my own production company Big Sista Films with a focus on compelling documentaries for women by women.
In the future, I'm interested in merging filmmaking genres to make feature films/documentary series about the big social issues of our time that have a lasting social impact.
I hold a Master of Social Science Majoring in Global Communications and International Development and a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications.
I have spent 15 years directing and producing documentaries and long format stories in Australia, conflict zones and developing countries working with major broadcasters including Aljazeera Network, SBS Television, ABC Television, Channel 4, CNN and as an independent filmmaker.
My feature documentary directing debut, My Home, Your War, followed a woman and her family through the war in Iraq over three years and was the recipient of many international awards. More recently, I was the producer for Hitting Home the AACTA and Walkley award winning series on domestic violence for ABC TV.
After this I went on to work as a full-time producer/director for Dateline SBS TV making half hour documentaries on international issues. I have recently started my own production company Big Sista Films with a focus on compelling documentaries for women by women.
In the future, I'm interested in merging filmmaking genres to make feature films/documentary series about the big social issues of our time that have a lasting social impact.
I hold a Master of Social Science Majoring in Global Communications and International Development and a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications.
Awards
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OFFICER ILONA REPORTING FOR DUTY / 2018
UN MEDIA AWARDS FINALIST DAUGHTER OF SIERRA LEONE / 2017
SILVER WORD MEDAL - NEW YORK FILM FESTIVALS (HEALTH AND MEDICAL) HITTING HOME / 2017, 2016
WALKLEY AWARD EXCELLENCE IN JOURNALISM- BEST DOCUMENTARY, WALKLEY - OUR WATCH AWARD FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REPORTING, LOGIE NOMINATION MOST OUTSTANDING PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORT AGENT ORANGE / 2007
BEST NEWS FEATURE, ASIA NEWS AWARDS |
CAMEL JOCKEYS / 2004
GOLD WORLD MEDAL - NEW YORK FILM FESTIVALS (SOCIAL ISSUES) |
In development
Umm Jamaal Was Once Michelle (working title) is a story about the renaissance of female power in Islam and the Western Sydney community of ultra-orthodox women at the centre of it.
The feature documentary is currently in development by Kylie Grey at Big Sista Films in association with production company TEN ALPHAS (Jess Milne and Nick Bolton).
The feature documentary is currently in development by Kylie Grey at Big Sista Films in association with production company TEN ALPHAS (Jess Milne and Nick Bolton).
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