Projects

The Telling of the Untold Story Of Tabitha Booth | 2025

Role: producer/script editor/first assistant director/script supervisor/actor

My most recent creative producing project: The Telling of the Untold Story of Tabitha Booth has hit 24K views on the Grouse House. Around this time last year, Frankie McNair and Harris Stuckey trusted me with their scripts Working as Script Editor, I worked closely with Frankie to pull the deeper story and 'heart' to the forefront. Frankie had the stories in her the whole time, they just needed someone who could ask the right questions. Now, not only does this hilarious series makes you care for these over-the-top characters but Frankie's performance in the series is phenomenal and showcases her range as an actor.

I was able to work with Brodie Rocca who is a phenomenal Director, Cinematographer and Editor. It was fantastic being able to be first AD for part of the shoot and work closely with him during production. Brodie's work on Tabitha is amazing and elevates the series to a level that I couldn't even dream of.

Lastly, getting to work with long-time friend and first-time co-collaborator, Jenna Suffern who is an amazing Producer, Writer and Comedian was fantastic. They were able to take on not only the crazy demands of a shoe-string budget feature, but also the entire post-production and delivery. Their work was integral in getting this show out there and seen.

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GRUB COMEDY | 2024 - PRESENT

Role: producer/resident MC

Cartoon chicken holding a microphone and a drink, sitting on eggs, with colorful, cut-out letters spelling 'Grub Comedy' in the background.
Group of people at a social gathering, smiling and posing for a photo indoors with a black and white patterned background and warm lighting.

THE TABITHA BOOTH VARIETY AND FORMAL APOLOGY HOUR | 2024

Role: producer/stage manager

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A theatrical performance featuring five performers on stage with red curtains. The central figure is a woman in a sparkly black dress with red hair, surrounded by two women with red hair in gold jackets and two men in suits, one with a guitar, performing in a lively scene.
A woman with short curly red hair and light skin, dressed in a sparkling black dress, smiling broadly with clenched teeth, wearing elaborate jewelry, and standing in front of red curtains.

SUBURBAN WILDLIFE | 2019

Role: co-creator/co-writer/producer/unit production manager/marketing

Following their recent graduation, four friends distract themselves from the looming responsibilities of adulthood. But as the boundaries between real and surreal blur, they are faced with decisions that will define the rest of their lives.

Suburban Wildlife, a coming of age film set in Sydney suburbs as a young woman must reconcile her sexuality, her adulthood and her self destructive ways. It is considered a 'micro-budget' indie film as the entire production cost 4000AUD.

Four young adults posing in a vintage decorated room. Two women are sitting, and two women are standing next to a gold-framed couch with a patterned fabric seat. The room has ornate red and gold wallpaper, wall sconces, and a doorway in the background.
A young couple lying together in bed, embracing and smiling at each other in a dimly lit room.
A group of five young women walking on a trail through a wooded forest area during daytime.
A woman with long brown hair standing against a graffiti-covered wall at night, looking upwards with a pensive expression. The background features blurred streetlights, cars, and a bicycle sign.

CHEN PM 3010 | 2018 - 2019 | WEBSERIES

Role: development producer

Development producer for comedic web series funded by Screen Australia Generate Development entitled CHEN PM 3010 created by and starring comedian and TV personality, Aaron Chen. In the year 3010, when no one wants to be Prime Minister of Australia, a lottery is drawn and Aaron Chen must rise to the occasion and deal with the responsibly of running the country. Concept art drawn by Jayden Chessells. 

*The project didn't go into production because of Aaron's schedule and the pandemic.

Three people standing in an office or classroom setting, smiling and posing for the camera. One person on the left wears glasses and a red shirt, looking to the side. The woman in the middle has short hair, wearing earrings, a white shirt, and black pants, smiling broadly. The person on the right has glasses, a beard, and is wearing a red shirt and white shorts, striking a playful pose with one arm raised.
A rainy urban street scene at night with silhouettes of people waiting in line, neon signs in various languages, a food truck serving customers, and a misty atmosphere with steam and reflections.
A hallway displaying portraits of diverse individuals with holographic digital elements at the base of each portrait, resembling a science or technology exhibition.
A woman with curly hair and freckles, wearing a black sleeveless top, a pearl necklace, and ruffled orange pants, sitting on a green chair against a lime green background.

  • Rat Klub is a weekly comedy night at MoshPit in Newtown, showcasing a diverse mix of Sydney’s funniest comedians and up-and-comers. I don't run this anymore but Ryan Sim still keeps the room alive!

  • Produced and co-presented over 30 episodes of the podcast "Were You Hot in High School?" - Comedians, Bea Barbeau-Scurla and Lauren Bonner try to get to the bottom of the burning question on everyone's mind - "Were You Hot in High School?" Every week Bea and Lauren interview an array of comedians, athletes, writers and other interesting guests to chat about their teen experience. Funny and provocative, this podcast offers a nostalgic and insightful peek into the world of teen angst, body issues, sexuality and self-esteem. With guests like Matt Okine, Becky Lucas, Michael Hing and Melanie Bracewell.

  • Worked on two major screenwriting projects; horror/comedy Feature film - Birderer and drama/comedy television show - Fox. Both are still in development. My thesis for my masters centred around the use of anthropomorphism (the showing or treating of animals, gods, and objects as if they are human in appearance, character, or behaviour) as a comedic device to tell stories about trauma and dark subject matter in film and television.

  • Produced three short films in final year film school: "Gronks" (dir. Alexei Toliopoulos), "Witch Hunties" (dir. Michail Mathioudakis) and "On Mountains We Stand" (dir. Alexei Toliopoulos) which later was transformed into the amazing podcast "Finding Drago" by Alexei Toliopoulos and Cameron James.

    Wrote and produced experimental short-film "Psychostasia"(dir. Béatrice Barbeau-Scurla) in first year film school.

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Noteable Past Events

  • Poster for the play "Make Women Insane Again" featuring actresses Bea Barbeau-Scurla and Edan McGowen, promoting the play at The Catfish arts hub in Fitzroy, Victoria, during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival from April 8th to 20th, 2024, at 9:50 PM.

    "Make Women Insane Again" at MICF 2024 With Edan McGovern

    Producer and Performer

    A split-bill comedy show with Sydney comedian Edan McGovern. Performed live at The Catfish in Fitzroy.

  • A poster advertising a comedy event titled 'Coaster Comedy' inside a dimly lit bar or restaurant. The background shows people sitting at tables with warm lighting and bottles on shelves.

    "Coaster /Chuffed Comedy" 2023-2024

    Producer and Performer

    Monthly line-up comedy show in Melbourne CBD. A mix of alternative and stand-up comedy and a super fun time!

  • Bright yellow poster for a comedy show titled 'Béa Barbeau-Scurla House' featuring a woman with curly hair inside a house-shaped costume, smiling. Includes show dates March 28 and April 9 at Storyville, Melbourne, with reviews and awards mentioned.

    "House" Solo Show for MICF 2023

    Performer and Producer

    Nominated for Sydney Fringe weekly award for best comedy. Performed in Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne (MICF).

  • Two performers, a man and a woman, on stage with microphones; the woman appears to be speaking or singing, and the man is standing nearby. The background has a mural of a crowd at a concert or event. Musical instruments and equipment are on stage, with colorful lighting.

    "Rat Klub Comedy" 2021 - 2023

    Producer and MC

    Weekly inclusive line-up comedy show in Newtown. Some of the best diverse and hilarious comedy Sydney has to offer. Rat Klub is still running in Sydney.

  • Poster for a comedy show titled 'Bee Bizarre-Shrug' at the Eshlequelle Town Hall, part of the Sydney Fringe Festival 2022, running from September 1 to 30. The poster features multiple images of a young woman with curly hair in various comedic poses, set against an orange background with green and white text, and star-shaped price tags indicating $20 and $5 concession.

    "I Don't Know How This Will End" at Sydney Fringe 2022

    Producer and Performer

    A work-in-progress show that debuted at Sydney Fringe. Earned a weekly nomination for fringe comedy.

  • Four women standing in front of a building at night, with one showing a peace sign, under a red sign for Newcastle Comedy Club.

    "Newcastle Womens' Comedy Showcase"

    Producer and Performer

    A Comedy Showcase featuring the best rising stars Sydney and Newcastle has to offer.

  • The cover of a book titled 'Smile More!' by Fiona Cox and Bea Barbeau-Scurla features two women making silly faces with their index fingers on their cheeks. One woman has her hair in a bun and is wearing a colorful striped shirt, while the other has curly hair and is wearing a black shirt. The background is a gradient of pastel colors.

    "Smile More" at MICF 2022 with Fiona Cox

    Comedy Show Performer

    Split bill comedy show as a part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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