Irish in the morning

Ausfilm's Nick Coyle and Mark Woods are alert to every possibility.

Princess

Pinkie

Geoff Brown has been in the sun. A lot. He doesn't tan.

The secret life of...

Amanda Higgs is in the eyes. Her next series features a group of young people possessed by the devil.

James Brown

Geoff Brown with Pacific Film and Television Commission CEO Robin James. If a picture paints a thousand words...

AFC of style

Acting CEO of the Australian Film Commission bows before the sheer style of Megan Simpson-Huberman.

No sharks in this pool

FFC's Stephanie Dow takes a break from talking to producers. We think... We hope...

Caretaker mode

Film Vcitoria's Sandra Sdraulig is waiting for a brand new shiny Minister for the Arts, alongside AFTRS's Peter Herbert.

Not pitching, thinking

Scottie Connolly hides the champagne.

It's behind you

Julie Marlow resolutely ignores the temptations that the Gold Coast has to offer.

Producer as food stylist

Stella Kinsella (Short Poppy Awards) demonstrates what can be done with battered prawns and a stack of lettuce.

Serious debate by the pool

Steve Kearney and Warwick Holt at work.

Feeding Frenzy - Day 2

There's vital information in them there fortune cookies!

Brown James

AFTRS's Andy Lloyd-James and SPAA's Geoff Brown

Laboratory Conditions

ATLAB's Alaric McAuslan and Ian Anderson. A few chemicals would do wonders for the view.
UPDATE: as per the comment, this is actually Ian Anderson.

Doing it tough

David Franken and the PFTC's Henry Tefay demand better working conditions.

Woke up

It was a Gold Coast morning and the first thing that I saw...

Important people

Power takes many forms. Joe Mouwsa and Belinda Joyce have the power to make people pathetically grateful.

Emma and Shane are networking

Emma Forgie, Shane Luther

At the Fringe

Phoebe Hart, Jenni Cohen, Poppy Doule, Bridget Curran.

Working part 2

SPAA's Stephen Marriott at the Fringe.

Producer in paradise

Jim Shomos

Working

Oh, yeah. John Swaffield after a hard morning.

Screenwriter

James Phillips is a writer. There are two dead giveaways. Firstly, he is alone. Secondly, he isn't talking on his mobile.

I wish I was back in Perth

Film and Television Institute's Graeme Sward letting the home office know that he is having a terrible time.

AFI searches for goodies

AFI head James Hewison knows the goodies are in the bag.

Welcome

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