Observational documentary series produced by Periscope Pictures for NITV (Australia). On the frontline of the world’s largest police jurisdiction, First Nations police officers and cadets attempt to change the system from within. Narrated by Deborah Mailman.

Factual series produced by Artemis Media for ABC TV. Australia’s food icon, Maggie Beer, leads an ambitious world first social experiment to transform the meals and dining experience at an aged care home.

Michael Mosley works with Indigenous exercise physiologist Ray Kelly to take on Australia’s fastest growing chronic disease: type 2 diabetes. They try to help eight Australians to reverse their type 2 diabetes.

Produced by Artemis Media for SBS Australia.

True crime docuseries. Produced by Zig Zag (UK), Mago Films and Sandbox (Australia) for A+E Network (US/UK).

Winner: 2021 DocEdge (NZ) Best/Fearless Matatoa Award
Winner: 2020 WA Screen Culture Award for Innovation in Feature Documentary/Non-Fiction

Laura Henkel is eccentric, feisty, outspoken, and 90 years old. She has decided she wants to end her life on her own terms. Her daughter Cathy and granddaughter Sam, both filmmakers, capture this intensely personal story.

Watch on ABC iView.

Two ambitious Australian comic book publishers struggle to conquer the American market at the almighty San Diego Comic-Con.

FEATURING:
Kevin Smith, Director “Clerks” // Oscar®-winner Shaun Tan // Verne Troyer (“Mini-Me”) // Natalia Tena (“Game of Thrones”) and Stan Lee (creator of Marvel comics).

Comic Book Heroes is produced by Little Star Productions and Wild Fury with the Assistance of ScreenWest and LotteryWest, Screen Queensland and Produced and Developed with the Assistance of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Media

Screenhub: Storm in a Teacup – craft, love and dementia

Filmed against the majestic backdrop of Western Australia’s remote Pilbara Region, this parable of youthful rebellion and coming-of-age features the final screen performance by legendary Indigenous Australian actor, the late Tom Lewis.
Winner of the Australian Short Screenplay Award at the Sydney Film Festival.

Gallipoli Submarine

Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Producers: Electric Pictures (Australia) & Mallinson Sadler Productions (UK)
Broadcasters: Australian Broadcasting Corporation, BBC, ITV, ZDF, NatGeo 
Program Length: 1 x 52 mins (Aust), 2 x 30 mins (UK)

The incredible true story of an Australian World War 1 submarine, lost in the Dardanelles for nearly 100 years, is told with dramatic re-enactment accompanied by modern day footage of a daring rescue expedition to save it from the murky depths.

Angela’s Rules

Producer/Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Broadcaster: NITV
Program Length: 28 mins

Angela Rule is a rising Noongar singer and songwriter whose talent has been fuelled by her family of eight sisters and the tragic passing of their beloved father ten years ago.

Produced by Metamorflix in association with ScreenWest & Lotterywest and National Indigenous Television.

Fighter

Producer: Nicholas Dunlop
Broadcaster: National Indigenous Television
Program Length: 28 mins

The moving story of an Indigenous wrestler, Neil Coyne, who must face up to strong emotions as he relives the traumatic death of his mother and their troubled history together.

Produced by Metamorflix in association with ScreenWest & Lotterywest and National Indigenous Television.

Candidate Games

Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Producer: Periscope Pictures
Broadcaster: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Program Length: 28 mins

Two Gen Y candidates challenge for the position of Perth Lord Mayor in what turns out to be a very controversial election. Questions of ethics and transparency in government take centre stage.

Play to Win

Editors: Nicholas Dunlop with Lindi Harrison
Producer: Michael Angus
Broadcaster: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Program Length: 1 hour

Video games have gone from being something kids play to big business. Play to Win explores the rapid rise of Halfbrick Studios, developers of the smash hit mobile game Fruit Ninja, from creative dreamers to gaming superpower.

Who Flew First: Challenging the Wright Brothers

Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Director: Tilman Remme
Producer: Brian Beaton
Broadcaster: Australian Broadcasting Corporation, ZDF-Arte
Program Length: 1 x broadcast hour

History books tell us that the Wright Brothers flew first in December 1903. But Australian aviation expert John Brown claims that the German-born immigrant to the US, Gustave Whitehead, flew 2 years earlier in 1901 and he has evidence to back his case. History may not be as certain as we thought.

Collision Course

Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Producer: Australian Dance Theatre & CM Film Productions
Program Length: 40 minutes

A high definition art installation showing human bodies colliding. Super slow motion footage shot using high speed cameras @ 1500fps.

Quickies in my Kitchen

Series Editor (Eps 1-13): Nicholas Dunlop
Producer: Mago Films
Broadcaster: Lifestyle Channel
Program Length: 13 x broadcast half hour

Super cook Anna Gare (Junior Masterchef judge) is back in the kitchen showing viewers the food she loves to cook for her friends and family. Here is a highlights reel from across the whole series, featuring guests Fiona O’loughlin, David Wirrpanda, Raelene Boyle, Lucky Oceans, Manuela Darling-Gansser, Dr. Fiona Wood, Nick Sheppard.

Bridge Between Two Worlds

Editor: Nicholas Dunlop
Producer: Artemis International & Inavision Films
Broadcaster: SBS-1 (Destination Australia Series)
Program Length: 1 broadcast hour

Bridge Between Two Worlds charts the remarkable story of three newly arrived refugee children as they make their way through the last six months of an intensive English course at the Highgate Primary School, in Perth, Western Australia.

The documentary tells these stories from the children’s own perspective and allows an audience unique access into their emotional world. It provides a beautifully intimate portrait of their struggles and their triumphs marked by laughter, tantrums and tears.

Stylistically Bridge Between Two Worlds is a rich tapestry. Observational documentary is interwoven with: animation; the children’s photography, artwork, songs and storytelling; and evocative exploration.

Courtesy Artemis International and Inavision Films.