Who’s Afraid is an independent feature penned by writer Sarah Walker. Over one wild, hilarious night, two gay couples and a turkey baster are put to the test, as four unforgettable characters confront a life- changing decision that will ignite tears, tantrums, sex and laughter. This film is to be directed by Adrian Russell Wills and is co-produced with Aquarius Films.

Sharpies is an on-going drama series set in the world of the Melbourne SHARPS, a gang of music loving, fashion-savvy youths, mostly from migrant families who arrived between 1964-1979. Sharps reached notoriety for their violent behaviour in blue-collar suburbs and later evolved into what we now know as skinheads, a far-cry from their origins as a culturally diverse group of unheard youths.

Queer parenting is inconceivable
A wild night ensues when two couples return from a double date to confront a life-changing decision that will ignite tears, tantrums, sex and laughter. This rapidly paced, witty satire opens the door on an intimate night in the shoes of four unforgettable characters… with a contemporary riff on the classic play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf for an added twist of humour. Buy Tickets>

Bird is an 8 part half hour tv drama/comedy road trip.
SEX, drugs and Rock N’ Roll doesn’t just belong to men…
…and Robin “Bird” Leshiye is proof of that. She’s spent over a decade in a kind of self-inflicted purgatory either drunk, or hung-over. Sure, she managed to pay rent from dwindling royalties, maintain a five-year poly-amorous relationship with her rock-struck bass guitarist boyfriend and super-smart BFF – but it’s been one, long slow fizzle from the hedonism of music fame into international obscurity.
Today her life is going to change. Smoky, sweaty, super sensual... the intensity of rock goddess crashing over the darkness of a perpetual 4am of the soul. Think lovers, groupies, husky vocals and a fuck-load of swag. It allows for a mix of drama with a consistent eye on the natural absurdities of life on a tour bus, life as a rock chick… and just… life.

An aspiring teen boxer, haunted by his father’s death, tries to save his mother from throwing in the towel on the anniversary of his passing — but Andreas will discover his greatest fight is learning how to save himself.

WHY WE FIGHT is penned by emerging writer and filmmaker Harrison Pearse. Starring Carlos Sanson Jr, Grace Bentley-Tsibuah, Sarah Roberts, Sienna Kay, Will Santana, Nathan William Roach and Benedict Hardie. This 15 minute short will be screening at festivals in 2024. Produced by Nicole da Silva and Danielle Cormack for Four One One Productions. Directed by Danielle Cormack.