Kate Croser. (Photo: Claudio Raschella)
Producer Kate Croser has been appointed the CEO of the South Australian Film Corporation (Safc), succeeding Courtney Gibson.
Croser was most recently the head of production and development at Kojo Entertainment. Prior to this, she ran Hedone Productions with partner Sandy Cameron, and was a co-founder of Cyan Films with Julie Ryan. Her credits include Top End Wedding, The Infinite Man, Boys in the Trees, Danger 5 and My Tehran for Sale. She has sat on the Safc board since 2016.
Croser’s term will span three years from September.
“Having produced numerous film and television projects and run several production companies in South Australia I am deeply plugged into the fantastic wealth of talent, businesses, crews, and advantages within the South Australian screen industry,” she said.
“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the team at the South Australian Film Corporation to...
Producer Kate Croser has been appointed the CEO of the South Australian Film Corporation (Safc), succeeding Courtney Gibson.
Croser was most recently the head of production and development at Kojo Entertainment. Prior to this, she ran Hedone Productions with partner Sandy Cameron, and was a co-founder of Cyan Films with Julie Ryan. Her credits include Top End Wedding, The Infinite Man, Boys in the Trees, Danger 5 and My Tehran for Sale. She has sat on the Safc board since 2016.
Croser’s term will span three years from September.
“Having produced numerous film and television projects and run several production companies in South Australia I am deeply plugged into the fantastic wealth of talent, businesses, crews, and advantages within the South Australian screen industry,” she said.
“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the team at the South Australian Film Corporation to...
- 8/20/2019
- by jkeast
- IF.com.au
Amanda Duthie.
The South Australian Film Corporation board has appointed head of production, development, attraction and studios Amanda Duthie as acting CEO, following the resignation of Courtney Gibson.
Duthie joined the Safc last November from the Adelaide Film Festival, where she had been CEO and artistic director for six years. Duthie is also a former head of ABC TV’s arts and entertainment, and has held various roles at the ABC, Sbs and the Nsw Film and Television Office (now Screen Nsw) throughout her career.
Gibson, a former CEO of Screen Nsw and executive at the ABC, Nine Network, Southern Star and Sbs, announced her resignation yesterday after 15 months in the CEO role. She will to return to Sydney to be closer to family.
Safc chair Peter Hanlon said “The board and I are delighted that the myriad opportunities and collaborations offered by the Safc will continue to be delivered...
The South Australian Film Corporation board has appointed head of production, development, attraction and studios Amanda Duthie as acting CEO, following the resignation of Courtney Gibson.
Duthie joined the Safc last November from the Adelaide Film Festival, where she had been CEO and artistic director for six years. Duthie is also a former head of ABC TV’s arts and entertainment, and has held various roles at the ABC, Sbs and the Nsw Film and Television Office (now Screen Nsw) throughout her career.
Gibson, a former CEO of Screen Nsw and executive at the ABC, Nine Network, Southern Star and Sbs, announced her resignation yesterday after 15 months in the CEO role. She will to return to Sydney to be closer to family.
Safc chair Peter Hanlon said “The board and I are delighted that the myriad opportunities and collaborations offered by the Safc will continue to be delivered...
- 7/17/2019
- by jkeast
- IF.com.au
Courtney Gibson.
South Australian Film Corporation CEO Courtney Gibson has resigned after 15 months at the helm. She will finish at the end of this month, moving back to Sydney to be closer to family.
Gibson, a former CEO of Screen Nsw and executive at the ABC, Nine Network, Southern Star and Sbs, joined the Safc in April 2018, with a stated aim to boost production levels in the state, including a greater share of TV production.
Notably South Australia has recently scored New Line/Warner Bros.’ Mortal Kombat, and series like Matchbox Pictures/Dirty Films Stateless, Closer Productions’ The Hunting, Lingo Pictures’ comedy drama Upright, Epic Films’ First Day, the first ever children’s drama series starring a transgender teen and The Letdown season 2.
Other recent Sa productions include Daniel Radcliffe-starrer Escape from Pretoria, and Mark Lamprell’s Never Too Late, while Daina Reid’s upcoming Run Rabbit Run, based...
South Australian Film Corporation CEO Courtney Gibson has resigned after 15 months at the helm. She will finish at the end of this month, moving back to Sydney to be closer to family.
Gibson, a former CEO of Screen Nsw and executive at the ABC, Nine Network, Southern Star and Sbs, joined the Safc in April 2018, with a stated aim to boost production levels in the state, including a greater share of TV production.
Notably South Australia has recently scored New Line/Warner Bros.’ Mortal Kombat, and series like Matchbox Pictures/Dirty Films Stateless, Closer Productions’ The Hunting, Lingo Pictures’ comedy drama Upright, Epic Films’ First Day, the first ever children’s drama series starring a transgender teen and The Letdown season 2.
Other recent Sa productions include Daniel Radcliffe-starrer Escape from Pretoria, and Mark Lamprell’s Never Too Late, while Daina Reid’s upcoming Run Rabbit Run, based...
- 7/16/2019
- by jkeast
- IF.com.au
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