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www.gabrielaloza.com

Gabriela Loza (she/her) is a Mexican-American award winning filmmaker originally from Southern California. Her first short film ‘Erased’ has screened at over 20  international film festivals, winning 14 awards and 10 nominations. She began her filmmaking journey in Hollywood, Ca. as a set painter /carpenter and prop fabricator eventually moving into production design. Gabriela is a graduate of International Film School Sydney. As a queer woman of colour, Gabriela is interested in using her filmmaking to discover unheard stories and amplify Indigenous voices. She is currently based in Wellington, New Zealand. 

https://www.ivanlipanovic.com

Based in Sydney, NSW, Australia

Born and raised in Dubrovnik (Ragusa) , Croatia, Ivan Lipanovic developed a love for acting and film, extending from an artistic family background. As a child actor through to his teenage years, he was involved in stage and theatre productions. 

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After relocating to Sydney, Australia in 2010, Ivan attended the International Film School Sydney (AFTT), gaining his Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media, as well as completing his Bachelor of Interactive Media in Film, at the Academy of Information Technology. 

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So far he has a range of Reality TV series, Documentaries and short films under his belt, where he has been credited as an Offline editor, Assembly Editor, International Assembly Editor and an Assistant Editor.

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His other interest have led him to a   cinematography credit on a variety of short films and 1 feature film.

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Ivan's aim is to continue to work towards his childhood dream of telling stories on screen.

http://angelalittlemusic.com

Angela Little is a multi-award-winning screen composer from Sydney, Australia. Her first break in screen scoring was on Baz Luhrmann’s “Australia”, for which she composed additional music. She was also the singer and co-writer of the film’s end credit song, “By The Boab Tree”, which earned her an AFI Award nomination and APRA-AGSC Screen Music Award nominations for Best Soundtrack Album and Best Original Song. In 2015, she featured as a vocal soloist on Marco Beltrami’s score for “Gods of Egypt”, and composed the score for the AACTA-nominated documentary “Zach’s Ceremony”.

Angela was awarded the 2021 Gold Jury Prize at the LA Sci Fi Film Festival for her score to “Erased”.  Her first collaboration with Gabriela  Loza. She was nominated for Best Musical Score - Short at the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival 2022. She was also nominated for the Grand Jury Prize Award for Best Composer at the  LA Sci-Fi Film Festival 2022 for Erased

 Since 2020, Angela has been represented by the Gorfaine Schwartz Agency, and since 2021 she has been signed to the world’s largest independent music publisher, Peermusic, through their UK-based film and television arm, Accorder Music. 

Some of Angela’s recent credits as composer include the AACTA-nominated documentary, “Everybody’s Oma”; feature films “Fear Below”;”Never Too Late”; “Take My Hand”; “Streamline”; “Mistletoe Ranch”; “Swimming for Gold”; “Back of the Net”; Hulu Limited Series “Faraway Downs” (additional music); “For The Girl In The Coffee Shop” (for which she won an APRA-AGSC Screen Music Award); TV series “Dive Club” (for which she was nominated for an APRA-AGSC Screen Music Award); and feature film “A Stitch in Time”, which won the 2022 AACTA Award for Best Independent Film, and for which Angela was nominated for both an AACTA Award for Best Original Score, and an APRA-AGSC Screen Music Award for Feature Film Score of the Year. In 2022, Angela also took out the Hollywood Music In Media Award for Best Song/Score for a Commercial Advertisement for her trailer for Ausfilm, “The Australian Job”.

http://angelalittlemusic.com

https://justinforsound.com

Justin For Sound is the culmination of a lifetime fascination and dedication to sound. Sound has the power to move your emotions and excite your senses. Nothing illustrates this more than when it is combined with the power of sound and pictures.

With over 15 years of experience in the audio industry, we view every project as an opportunity to craft new and exciting sounds.

Regardless the size of the project, Justin For Sound can scale to meet your productions needs.

https://justinforsound.com

https://michellebarry.net

Michelle Barry s  a music producer, sound engineer, educator and synth geek based on Gadigal country (Sydney, Australia).

She offers a supportive and inclusive environment for solo singer songwriters, independent artists and LGBTQI+ friends.  In consultation with her clients she creates affordable, reliable and total sound solutions for all productions. Michelle's local and international experience supports established and emerging artists professionally develop their creative visions.

"My passion led me to a career in music and audio.  After years of listening, hearing new songs and stories still motivates and excites me.   I look forward to hearing yours!"

Nicholas Andrews - www.nicholasandrews.studio  was nominated for Best Colourgrade - Short at the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival 2022 for Erased. 

Nicholas Andrews is a freelance filmmaker and musician; He graduated from Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Media in Screen Production. He has since operated on a freelance basis, while pursuing his own creative work. His 2019 short film, Trans Am, which he undertook as writer, director, producer, cinematographer, editor and co-composer, won Best Narrative Fiction as part of the 2019 Film Convert Short Film Competition.

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Simultaneously, Nicholas has played drums and created all live narrative film projections for Sydney instrumental band Dumbsaint. They have toured Australia relentlessly, sharing the stage with bands such as Swans, Mono, Boris and Russian Circles, and recently completed a successful European tour. Their last album, ‘Panorama, in ten pieces.’, was long-listed for the Australian Music Prize, while both album and its 60-minute corresponding feature film were selected for inclusion in the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.