Bianca completed a producers course at AFTRS and her debut film The Quarantine Hauntings, where she was EP, producer, writer and director, had a limited cinema release (5 cinemas) through Hoyts Cinemas and picked up worldwide digital distribution. The project earned a bonus for being one of the most downloaded independent movies on the platform in its opening quarter.

Bianca also was the producer & EP on feature film Dead Sunrise which secured US distribution, winning several film festival awards. She was associate producer on the feature film Brush, and EP on the short film Jump which won at the Palm Springs International ShortFest 2013 (Academy Award Festival).

Bianca is the co-founder of Morning Starr Productions and Lioness Gold Entertainment. She also has an instagram following (52,000 followers) and is an active women's rights and equality campaigner.

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Rebekah was co-producer of The Quarantine Hauntings, Dead Sunrise which secured US distribution, and Executive Produced Jump which has screened at over 17 festivals internationally, including three Academy Award accredited festivals – Cleveland International Film Festival (USA), Flickerfest (AU), and Palm Springs International ShortFest (USA), where it won two awards in Official Competition, including Best Film (2013).

Rebekah is the co-founder of Morning Starr Productions and is an active women's equality campaigner.

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As writer/director his first satiric short Rendezvous was invited to screen at the Academy Awards, his dark comedy/drama 'The Butcher's Son' (ABC TV), won the Australian Writers Guild Award for Best Comedy (Any Medium) and his educational drama 'Your Day in Court' won the World Gold Medal at the New York Festivals. Norman was also the principal writer of the Emmy nominated documentary 'Planet Water'.

With a reputation for high concept, insightful work and bringing a “defining edge” to each program, Norman was invited to direct the first ever dramatized reenactment for Nine's '60 Minutes' in which he developed the now iconic stylistic approach to dramatizing real life events and became the “go to” person for their dramatizations for over 30 years. These include 'The One Who Got Away' about the backpacker who survived serial killer Ivan Milat and helped bring him to justice and 'Daniel Morecombe – Tracking his Killer'.

At the other end of the spectrum - Norman's true passion is for shifting people's thinking on health, social and justice issues. With partner Louise Meek, through their production company EE Films Pty Ltd (trading as EEGENDA) he has written and directed hundreds of awareness raising educational dramas and documentaries.

Norman is most proud of the achievements of his brother, Scott Neeson, former president of Fox International who quit a stellar Hollywood career to rescue children working on the rubbish dump in Cambodia and create a world recognised NGO which has provided education and medical support to thousands. Over the last 15 years Norman has personally filmed and documented this astonishing personal journey and contributed footage to ABC TV's Australian Story: 'Street with No Names'.

Norman is a graduate of the Australian Film Television and Radio and holds a degree in English and Politics from Flinders University of South Australia.

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As director, her popular science documentary 'Planet Water' featuring ABC's Robyn Williams, was nominated for an Emmy. She won a Penguin Award, for 'A Changed Kind of Reality' on facing life threatening illness; a British Council Award, for best Educational TV for 'Seeing into the Future' about the nature of blindness; and was awarded a Special Citation at United Nations Media Peace Awards, for 'Swatcha Ganga' (Save the Ganges). Her first short drama 'To Florinda' starring Noni Hazlehurst, about a young nurse bonding with a dying patient was nominated for an AFI and won the Golden Torch Award at the Asia Pacific Film Festival.

In 2018 Louise worked closely with Margo Neale, Senior Research Fellow of the NMA (National Museum of Australia) and principal adviser to the Director on Indigenous Matters on Australia's blockbuster Indigenous-led exhibition 'Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters'. Louise provided documentary content for the exhibition and was the first filmmaker to ever be granted permission to film the most extensive collection of rock art in the Central Desert at Cave Hill - Walinynga.

Louise is a passionate advocate for child welfare, mental health and the support of trauma survivors. She has produced and directed numerous documentary and educational resources on these subjects including on responding to the impact of institutional child abuse and prevention of domestic/family violence. Most recently, in 2020, she was entrusted to film the personal stories of Child Survivors of the Holocaust for the Sydney Jewish Museum, in a unique digital format, to create the intimate experience of full body, life size storytellers who will feature in future exhibitions.

As producer, Louise's credits include 40 dramatised re-enactments for Nine's '60 Minutes' and all recreations for 2 seasons of 'Inside Story'. She was casting director for all episodes of 'Murder Calls' Season 1 for Screentime Banijay and Line Produced one episode.

Louise is expert in building strong, collaborative teams and has a passion for mentoring young filmmakers. She is a graduate of the Australia Film Television and Radio School and holds a Master's Degree in Media and Communication from Macquarie University.

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Her new medieval crime series for older teenagers, The Janna Mysteries, indulges her love of crime, history, plants and herbal healing. Her short stories for adults have won several awards. Many have been published, as have Felicity numerous articles on various topics including writing and the creative process. Felicity is a popular presenter at schools, conferences and writers festivals, where she talks about her work and/or gives workshops for students and budding authors.

of Ministry of Sound, Menu Log, Burger King, MG Motors and Accor Hotels, to name a few, and, recently, Ola’s New Zealand fashion week campaign. Daniel also had the privilege of covering the delivery of Qantas’s first A380 at the Airbus factory in France, for their social media channels, and was awarded gold by the NSW Australian Cinematographers Society for his work as Director of Photography on the fashion film/promo Mnemonic in 2014.

Daniel spent many years on the books at Metro Screen in Sydney, where he was the go-to editor and camera operator/cinematographer for a broad range of projects, and edited and managed post production for social media content, television pilots and Morning Starr Productions’ feature film The Quarantine Hauntings.

Daniel also did a two year stint in Canada, where he worked on Canadian and American feature and television productions.

With multiple skills in visual expression Sanet became a team member with JUJU Productions in Pretoria, contributing ideas to television commercials and with digital creation house, Digital Dreams in Hong Kong. She migrated to Sydney in 2011 and quickly immersed herself in the local music scene, photographing and designing album covers, media content and producing graphic animations for music video.

She relishes working with a small team of people where her creative contribution is front and centre. In 2019, she was recruited by Morning Starr producers to bring visual graphic overlay to The Space Between.

Circa 2004 - 2012 Andrew became a respected electronic music producer for local artists and an adept signer/songwriter in his own right, and was a seminal producer/dj in the Underground House music scene in Australia and popular in the USA under the stage moniker "Ricardo Rae"

Andrew's production skills, classical background and love for film led him on a journey to pursue music composition for Film & TV, rising through the ranks as a trusted and experienced post production crew member, capable of setting unique moods through sound, lifting productions up to the next level with musical story telling.

Highly experienced also as a technical project consultant, Andrew is skilled at finding and fixing project inefficiency and problem solving around teams and ways of working to get the most out of everyone.

Andrew is still an active solo artist and producing and releasing original music under his own name currently

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After 13 years in 2008 John moved back into a freelance career as a sound mixer. This time working for the Channel 9, Channel 7 and the SBS television networks and in 2012 opened the doors to his own sound production facility, The Sydney Sound Brewery. Since then John has worked on more than 15 feature films and a number of documentaries and television series. This versatility allows him to bring a dynamic energy to his work giving each project a unique and experienced approach.

A variety of John's recent projects have screened at various local and international film festivals gathering nominations and awards for best sound design Promax New York Promax Sydney, LA webfest, Sicilian webfest, Tuscany webfest and Tropfest.

Universal Pictures and Disney have also included Bec’s compositions as part of the soundtrack. Still a prolific writer of all genres.

WRITER CREDITS

2002 Signed to Warner Music Australia,released ‘Electric Beach’ album and two singles ‘Dance all Night’ (# 28 ARIA Chart, #6 ARIA Club Chart) and ‘Bump’ (#32 ARIA chart) ­ writer/performer

2002 Single ‘Dance all Night’ #5 ARIA club chart ­ writer/performer ­2003 APRA Awards ­ Nomination for ‘Most Performed Dance Work’ ­ ‘Dance all Night’ ­

2004 Arashi ‘How’s it Going’ ­ Album (#1 Japan) ­ writer ­

2005 ‘Ignite my fantasy’ by Platinum Girls (#3 Ukraine) ­ writer/performer

2005 July, charted with ‘Bump’ (#5 Bulgaria) ­ writer/performer ­

2005 Anthony Callea Album ­ Sony BMG (#1 ARIA Chart, Double Platinum) ­ writer

­ 2005 Top ten DMC buzz chart, ‘Right before My Eyes’ by Southside Hustlers ­ writer/performer ­

2005 Bec released ‘If I Could Change the World’ and successfully raised $10,000 for victims of disaster ­ writer/performer ­

2006 Co­wrote with ARIA award winning Tania Doko (Bachelor Girl, The Veronicas) for her solo album. Featured song Love Bite on the EP 2007 Slinkee Minx ‘You Turn Me On’ ­ Central Station Records ­ writer

Kate Ryan ‘All For You’­ EMI Belgium ­ writer ­

2010 Bec sells over 1.7 million records Arashi ‘Greatest Hits’ ­ (#1 Japan) – writer

2010 ‘Joyride’ feat. Tania Doko appears in Step Up 3D ­ SONY ATV/Disney ­ writer ­

2010 Released, ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ ­ Marcus Knight & Destinova ­ Feat, Bj Carana Generation Records ­ 2012 Billboard top 40 Club Chart ­ single ‘The Rush’ Warren Nomi ­ Citrusonic ­ Writer ­

Two works on Disney’s feature film, Lea To The Rescue– American Girl 1. Soak up the Sunshine 2. Beautiful U