2022…
I won’t be updating this website much from here on – best to follow my socials if you want to get a sense of what I’ve been up to! Or feel free to contact me directly.
March 2021
January 2021
- NEW GOLD MOUNTAIN featured in the SMH as one of the most anticipated shows of 2021, as well as in The Australian and Screenhub
December 2020
- I had the great honour of being named on the 40 under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians list. With the rise of anti-Asian sentiment both in Australia and around the world, I have never been prouder to stand up for my heritage and culture.
November 2020
- Thrilled to announce I’ve started production on my first miniseries NEW GOLD MOUNTAIN for Goalpost Pictures and SBS. Set in the frontiers of the Australian gold rush from the Chinese perspective, this is one of the most ambitious shows put to Australian screen and I’m so proud and excited to be involved.
May 2020
- In the midst of a rather…hectic time in the world, I wrote a piece for Screen Australia about my process directing episodic television. Stay safe, and stay well.
- During the lockdown I had a great time with a couple of podcast talking arts and culture – SISTERIA, featuring female and non-binary creatives. And for the Feminist Writer’s festival – Where is the Queer Writing. A privilege to share time and space with such intelligent people.
March 2020
- I had a wonderful time last year speaking at the Sydney Writer’s Festival for Queerstories. The piece was subsequently published in Meanjin, and podcasted HERE.
- I speak to Screen Australia about the importance of LGBTQI stories.
- Started the year with a BANG and directed two episodes on the blockbuster series WENTWORTH.
- I was invited to give the Opening Night speech to the graduating class at VCA school of Film & Televsion – my old film school. It was an honour and a thrill. You can read my speech here.
May 2019
- Absolutely hectic start to the year! I recently directed two episodes of the new drama series FIVE BEDROOMS. The reviews for those episode are here and here – both of them were pick of the week in the SMH.
- I’ve started production on two episode of SEACHANGE for Channel Nine. It’s a thrill to be part of this seminal Australian TV series and bringing it to a new generation.
- I was nominated for my fifth Australian Director’s Guild award for HOMECOMING QUEENS – Best online series. A nomination that belongs to the actors and crew as much as it does me.
- Amazing to finally announce funding for a new TV series I’m co-creating/writing with the wonderful Brooke Goldfinch – ATTEMPTS, with ABC and Create NSW.
December 2018
- It’s been a great end to the year! HOMECOMING QUEENS was named on numerous “Best of 2018” lists. Here, here, and most excitingly on The Guardian’s Best of Australian TV Shows. We were the only short-form series named and the top rated comedy, batting well above our average amongst a crowed market.
- A very special radio segment where my work was named as one of the highlights of Australian TV this year. Couldn’t have it without some incredible support around me! Starts around the 22:30 mark.
- MUSTANGS FC season 2 is now all up on iView! Some amazing reviews already rolling in. I directed the first three episodes. Binge now!
- Michelle Law and I had a great chat to Myf Warhurst on ABC about Chinese-Australian representation on screen.
November 2018
- HOMECOMING QUEENS is nominated for an AACTA award! We’re in amongst great company so it’s a true honour just to be in the running.
October 2018
- So stoked to have won Best direction (comedy) at the International Academy of Web Television! And the wonderful Liv Hewson collected on my behalf.
- I had a great chat with Rochelle Siemienowicz over at Screenhub about my career thus far. A lovely write up.
- MUSTANGS FC has been nominated for Best Kid’s Series at the International Emmy’s! So proud to be a small cog in this amazing show.
- Michelle Law and I speak to Myf Warhurst on ABC radio about the lack of Chinese-Australian representation on Australian screens.
August 2018
- Winners! HOMECOMING QUEENS scoop the field at Melbourne Webfest, taking out Best Comedy, Best Performances, Best Screenplay and Best Direction. Congrats everyone!
- We’ve also been nominated for International Academy of Web Television for Best Direction, Best Perfomance, Best Editing and Best Production Design.
- I speak to Hell is for Hyphenates about one of my beloved filmmakers – Nora Ephron, and how she has (or hasn’t) influenced my own work.
- Join me and Michelle Law at the Melbourne Writer’s Festival! We are on two panels speaking about our collaboration / friendship, and another about HOMECOMING QUEENS.
- Thanks to Film Victoria, I’ll be spending a number of weeks in Los Angeles participating in the famous Joan Scheckle Lab.
- A fun little article here.
May 2018
- I speak to The Hub on Radio National and share my top 5 favourite TV shows.
- Hot Chicks With Big Brains chat to me about my experience on HOMECOMING QUEENS
- I was a feature interviewee on Coming Up Next Podcast, where I talk about my journey from film school to now.
- HOMECOMING QUEENS was pick of the week on WHO magazine, and check out an excellent feature piece on The Guardian.
April 2018
- I was recently presented with the Film Victoria’s Greg Tepper award for outstanding contribution to directing. Very humbling and a true honour, thank you Film Victoria!
- Very humbled by my episode of MUSTANGS FC being nominated for an ADG award – best direction in a children’s drama. This is my fourth nomination at the ADGs, and for my first episode of a longform series. It’s a show very dear to my heart. Full credit to creators Amanda Higgs and Rachel Davis!
- HOMECOMING QUEENS drops on SBS On Demand April 12!
- MUSTANGS FC is screening in competition at Geena Davis’s Bentonville Film Festival in the episodic lineup!
February 2018
- It’s been an INSANE few months trying to shoot and finish Homecoming Queens. Very pleased to say we have and can’t wait to finally release it to the world. We’ll announce SBS release dates very soon…
October 2017
- I speak to Caris Bizzaca at Screen News about Mustangs FC, Sisters, and more.
- SISTERS premieres on Channel Ten October 25th at 8.30pm! I directed the final two episodes of the season.
- Great articles in Fairfax media about MUSTANGS FC here and here!
September 2017
- I recently wrapped on the new Channel Ten drama SISTERS. Wonderful cast and crew – it starts screening in late October. I directed the final two episodes of the season…be sure to check it out!
- MUSTANGS FC premieres at 5pm on the 11th of October on ABCME! It will kick off ABC’s International Day of the Girl.
August 2017
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- HOMECOMING QUEEN greenlit for a full series! Coming soon to SBS on demand.
- A gender matters taskforce update…
June 2017
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- California! Headed to L.A as part of Screen Australia’s Talent USA program. Very honoured to be one of eleven directors selected!
- I speak to The New Daily about the importance of diverse casting in Star Wars.
March 2017
- A great update on all the Gender Matters projects from Screen Australia, including a photo from our research trip to Inner Mongolia and a quote from yours truly.
February 2017
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- Please to finally announce a new project I’ve been working on – directing a comedy drama online series for SBS. HOMECOMING QUEENS is co-created by Michelle Law and Chloe Reeson, it’s a semi-autobiographical series about two friends in their mid twenties dealing with chronic illness and youth. Thanks Screen Australia! You can read more about it here.
- I’ve start pre-production on MUSTANGS FC, directing three episodes on a new Matchbox Pictures show for ABC ME about a group of misfits who start their clubs first girl’s soccer team.
January 2017
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- This year is off with a bang! Just wrapped on the pilot ep of the secret SBS comedy webseries I’m making with Michelle Law. Hope to make some announcements soon!
- I chat to IF Magazine about my attachment experience on HBO’s The Leftovers.
December 2016
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- What a crazy few months! I travelled to Ordos, China to start writing my feature screenplay with co-writer Penelope Chai. Ordos is one of the original “ghost cities” of China and it was genuinely once of the most amazing cities I’ve ever been to. Now the hard work starts and we’re knee deep in our first draft at the moment.
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- TINSELTOWN is making its NSW premiere at Flickerfest! Check it out in early January if you are around the beautiful beaches of Bondi. Tickets on sale now. Here I am chatting about the film to Screen NSW.
- WOMEN OF LETTERS featuring my piece “To the moment I wish I could take back” is on sale at all good bookstores now!
August 2016
- With the support of Film Victoria, I had the immense privilege of being selected to shadow Nicole Kassel(The Killing, The Americans, Better Call Saul) on her episode of THE LEFTOVERS. Not only is this genuinely one of my favourite shows on television, I was able to learn from truly world-class storytellers at the very top of their game. A mega thanks to Nicole, Mimi Leder, and everyone on the production for having me!
July 2016
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- Absolutely STOKED to reveal that I’ve gotten development funding through GENDER MATTERS for what I hope to be my 1st feature film. I will be going to China to co-write with Penelope Chai a feature called ARRIVALS. You can read more about it here and here. Many thanks to Screen Australia for taking the initiative and a first step towards making a difference!
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- TINSELTOWN, a guerrilla short film I shot in China towards the end of last year, will be making its world premiere at MIFF! Very excited to be back at one of my favourite festivals, you can buy tickets here.
- I’m speaking on an incredible panel towards the end of July as part of the SCREEN WOMEN SERIES: DIVERSITY IN ACTION. Alongside esteemed guests such as Melissa Silverstein from Women and Hollywood, and Debbie Lee (head of development at Matchbox Pictures). It’s free! Get your tickets here.
May 2016
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- REG MAKES CONTACT makes a return to Victorian soil! Screens at the lovely St Kilda Film Festival at the end of May. Book your tickets here!
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- I’ll also be speaking on two very interesting panels during the festival; Directing the Short Film, hosted by the ADG & Sound in Film: A consideration from Script to Screen alongside soundies at the top of their game. They’re free!
- Here’s a short article I did with RMIT University as part of their alumni columns.
April 2016
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- Super duper stoked to be nominated for my third ADG award, this time to Best Direction in a Short Film for REG MAKES CONTACT. It was an incredibly tough project so this nomination is incredibly satisfying. Congrats to all my fellow nominees.
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- I’m speaking at the Homecooked Comics Festival at the end of April, on a panel alongside fantastic artists as we discuss the merits of collaboration. Tickets are free!
- A great article into the reasons why REG MAKES CONTACT was selected as the winner of Best Cinematography at the recent Flickerfest.
January 2016
- Hello again! We start the new year with some very humbling news! I was named as one of the top 10 “emerging talents” to watch, alongside some incredible storytellers that are at the top of their game. Here’s to a big 2016!
- It was a hectic end of 2015, including the privilege of attending the AACTA awards and the Screen Producers Awards with REG MAKES CONTACT. It recently picked up the Flickerfest Award for Best Cinematography in an Australian Short Film. Congrats to the brilliant Michael Latham!
- I was also invited to be part of the Gender Taskforce arranged by Screen Australia as part of their Gender Matters Initiative. A incredible honour! Read more about Gender Matters here.
September 2015
- It’s been a busy few months! I’m currently in rural China, working on a new project that I will hopefully be able to share with you soon.
- More great news for REG MAKES CONTACT as it’s been nominated for a Screen Producers Australia Award for Best Short Film! Congrats again to the producers and everyone involved.
- Odessa Young, star of BLOOMERS, has been named as one of nine breakout actors by Indiewire! The article also has a tiny mention of Bloomers 🙂
July 2015
- Um, and then this just happened.
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- *Still screaming*
- *Smokes cigars*
- http://aacta.org/the-awards/5th-aacta-awards/first-nominees-announced.aspx
- Pleased to announce REG MAKES CONTACT will be making its world premiere at the Melbourne International Film Festival! Gotta love a hometown screening. Tickets are on sale now!
- Draft Zero has released its podcast of “Breaking into Film & TV” as part of the St Kilda Film Festival panel! Check it all out here
- Japanese magazine Crem has done a review of BLOOMERS and made GIFs from the film! Can anyone tell us what it says? http://cre-m.jp/movie_195
- I spoke to the fine folk at Australian Director’s Guild for their “Screen Director” podcast about BLOOMERS. Two podcasts in one month! This is too much.
June 2015
https://vimeo.com/69411925
- BLOOMERS IS LIVE ON LINE!!!! On its first day of release it was chosen as a Vimeo Staff Pick and has almost hit 60k+ views in under a week. Spread the word!
- I’ve been invited to speak at Women of Letters in Melbourne! The theme is “A letter to the moment I wish I could take back”, tickets are available here.
- Years after production, BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is still finding an audience online. Here’s a lovely review I found.
May 2015
- I was interviewed for the Melbourne University Alumni Magazine. *blushes*
- BLOOMERS will screen at this month’s glorious St Kilda Film Festival.
- I will also take part in a panel, “Starting a Career in Australian TV”, that’s running as part of the festival.
- Here’s an interview I did with the talented photographer Sarah Walker for Art Olympics. Talking about E.T and dog vines, of course.
April 2015
- Here’s a small mention of my attachment to Shawn Seet as part of the Talent Escalator Program. Many thanks again to the incredible support of Screen Australia!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO makes a return to the big screen in May at Westside Shorts.
March 2015
- REG MAKES CONTACT is finished hooray! It was mixed at the wonderful Soundfirm Melbourne. It now begins its festival journey and announcements will be made in the coming months where you’ll be able to catch this film.
- BLOOMERS will be screening at ACMI every Saturday throughout the Melbourne Comedy Festival with a bunch of other hilarious shorts. Book your tickets here.
- Vote for BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO as your fav short as part of the Perth Fringe Festival.
January 2015
- Happy new year! Corrie starts the new year with a very exciting 4-month director’s attachment on Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door with Shawn Seet and Shine Australia, with thanks to Screen Australia’s Talent Escalator Program. Keep an eye out for it on Channel 7 late 2015.
- Some lovely teenagers in Europe made this fan-reimagined opening sequence to BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO. http://youtu.be/jjolJuMVxLo
- MAXIMUM CHOPPAGE will screen on the 24th of Feb on ABC2. Corrie was an intern writer on this way back when she was a baby. Check out the awesome trailer.
November 2014
- BLOOMERS makes its QLD premiere at the Brisbane Asia Pacific Film Festival in December! It will screen before the world premiere of William Yang’s Blood Links in December.
October 2014
- SUICIDE AND ME screens again as part of ABC’s “Mental As” initiative, during National Mental Health Week. Monday 6th October, 9.30pm ABC2.
- REG MAKES CONTACT heads into post-production! Here are some absolutely beautiful behind the scenes stills by Kate Disher-Quill. Above is a sneak still from the film.
September 2014
- An updated showreel, featuring a couple of clips from BLOOMERS. Check it out!
August 2014
- Corrie is featured in a short doco by VCAM as part of their “In the Making” Artist Series. Pretty embarrassing, but an honour nonetheless.
July 2014
- Corrie starts a director’s attachment with the wonderful Craig Irvin on Season 2 of the award-winning NOWHERE BOYS.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO continues it’s festival romp and screens at Lago Film Festival in Italy.
- BLOOMERS is having its international premiere at the academy-accredited LA Shortsfest!
- Corrie is pleased to take part in this year’s Accelerator program as part of MIFF, with thanks to Screen Australia and the Hot Shots program.
June 2014
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO wins best actor at Festival Alto Vincentino. Congrats Nathan Derrick!
May 2014
- Incredible news! Corrie won the ADG award for outstanding direction in a documentary (stand-alone). It was a fantastic night, and yes, she is still cuddling the trophy. Here is Variety’s coverage of the night, including a full list of winners.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is screening in Barwon Heads as part of their monthly Barwon Heads Film Society.
- …and also in France at L’hybride. http://www.lhybride.org/
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April 2014
- Corrie was lucky enough to undeRtake a Director’s Attachment to Matthew Saville on Season 2 of PLEASE LIKE ME.
- WONDER BOY and HAPPY COUNTRY is part of a special screening at the Young Chinese Festival in NSW.
- AMAZING NEWS! Corrie has been nominated for her second Australian Director’s Guild award (ADG) for SUICIDE AND ME in the Documentary (stand-alone) category. Awards will be presented early May, fingers crossed! Check out the other wonderful nominees.
- SUICIDE AND ME has also been selected for INPUT – one of only two ABC programs to be invited. INPUT is the world’s largest PBS TV conference and will take place in Helsinki in May.
March 2014
- BLOOMERS is screening at World of Women Film Festival in Sydney this month!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO screens at the Salon IKSV, a historical building at the heart of Istanbul as part of Fil’m Hafizasi, on the 28th of March.
- SUICIDE AND ME was mentioned and played at AIDC in Phil Craig’s address on the future of documentaries at the ABC.
February 2014
- Corrie is one of a small handful of Australian to be invited to Berlinale Talents as part of the 64th Berlin Film Festival. Picked from over 4500 applicants, this is a prestigious program for emerging filmmakers around the world. Mentoring speakers include James Schamus, Michel Gondry, and Greta Gerwig.
January 2014 
- Happy new year! Check out the beautiful poster of BLOOMERS above. Kicking it off with a bang with the Australian premiere of at Flickerfest! This is Corrie’s fourth short film to have played at this academy-accredited film festival. Buy your tickets online.
- Isn’t the internet a weird and wonderful place? Here is some amazing fan art of BLOOMERS
- Two of Corrie’s short films – BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO & WONDER BOY – will be played at the Big Screen in Fed Square (Melbourne) on 31st Jan as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations. It’s free!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO was the featured short film on Short of the Week! It has also been featured on numerous other sites after an enormously successful online launch – please check the film page fore more information.
- New project alert!!! REG MAKES CONTACT will be Corrie’s next film, a short science fiction developed and funded through Screen Australia’s Hot Shots program. How exciting!
December 2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bGL3QwjNXE
- The first promo for SUICIDE AND ME (formerly Keep Me Safe Tonight) is above! Wednesday 4th December, 9.30pm ABC2. Catch it on iView if you miss it. Here’s a lovely review from Sydney Morning Herald. Check out the page for extra clips and reviews. It received extraordinary amount of chatter on social media when it screened – trending across the nation on twitter and worldwide on Reddit.
- The Huffington Post wrote about SUICIDE AND ME! Check it out.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is screening on the opening night of Made In Melbourne Film Festival, at the beautiful Capitol theatre.
- Corrie will be speaking at an Open Channel event – “What’s Next“- Monday 16th December, 12.30pm at their Docklands office.
- Peril Magazine wrote about the Emily Needs Stem Cells campaign and ZERO TO HERO.
- WONDER BOY will be screening with a collection of other shorts, in Yarra Park on New Year’s Eve in Melbourne, prior to the family friendly fireworks at 9.30pm.
November 2013 http://youtu.be/RLGWpwYO6mA
- Check out the season trailer for this year’s Opening Shot!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO travels all around Australia with Access All Areas Film Festival.
- Missed HAPPY COUNTRY? It’s having a special screening at the Enfield Aquatic Centre with MADAGASCAR 3: Europe’s Most Wanted.
- Corrie has been selected to direct a live read of the screenplay ‘Out of Nowhere’ by Matthew Barker as part of the AWG/ADG ScreenPlay initiative. It was the inaugural winner of the Australian Writers’ Guild, ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It?’ Screenwriting Competition. Come along!
October 2013 
- Winner! WONDER BOY was awarded ‘Best Short Film’ by the International Chinese Film Festival. Look at that beautiful trophy!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is making its Australian broadcast TV debut! Screening on SBS2 on October 12th at 11.30pm, and SBS ONE on October 14th. Check your guide for details. Missed it? It’s available for free for a limited time on SBS catch up.
- HAPPY COUNTRY and WONDER BOY are making a return to cinemas! Both shorts are screening at the Event Cinemas, George st Sydney on 13th October 6.30pm, and 15ht October 6.30pm respectively. Many thanks to the International Chinese Film Festival.
- KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT is completely finished! Australian broadcast date is officially 9.30pm, Wednesday 4th December on ABC2. Keep an eye out for it.
September 2013
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO has been awarded a special commendation by the Bayside Film Festival! It is also screening this month at Canberra Short Film Festival! First time in the nation’s capital.
- KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT has picture locked! Just a couple more weeks til full completion, and it is slated to be screened on ABC2 sometime in November. Stay tuned for exact screening time.
August 2013
- Corrie is speaking on a public panel titled “FRESH MEAT: WELL DONE” with Richard Lowenstein and Rhys Graham for RMIT University’s Media degree, on the art and realities of filmmaking. It’s free!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is screening this month at the Sydney Opera House for Little Big Shots Film Festival, as well as Bayside Film Festival. Check out the links for details.
- BLOOMERS is completed. HOORAY! We’ll be having cast/crew/supporters screenings in Melbourne and Sydney soon.
July 2013
- BLOOMERS is picture locked and the finish line is in sight! We are heading into an intensive sound design period and the film will be completed start of August.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is screening at the Heart of Gold International Film Festival this month! Make sure you book your tickets.
- Corrie is embarking on a short film project ZERO TO HERO with Lawrence Leung to try and raise awareness for the Emily Needs Stem Cells campaign. It will be a 2 minute kung fu comedy to be shot in September!
June 2013
- Extremely proud and excited to announce that BLOOMERS is the latest recipient of Screen Australia’s $40,000 Short Film Completion Fund! This will allow the team to complete the film at the highest post-production standard. Read more about it here.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO will be screening this month as part of Little Big Shots Film Festival in Melbourne, ACMI, as well as Moviemiento Film Festival in Berlin. Check out the link for details!
- Corrie has been invited by Pozible to be a guest speaker at their upcoming Pozible Melbourne Workshop on June 27th. It’s free, but book your tickets!
May 2013
- WONDER BOY is screening as part of the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival this month at the wonderful DGA theatre. Check out the link for details.
- A big congrats to good friend and frequent DOP collaborator Michael Latham on the short film he shot TAU SERU being accepted to Cannes Film Festival Critic’s week. Michael shot WONDER BOY, and also a fun video for BLOOMERS.
- Principal photography wraps on KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT, with a few extra shot days scattered over the next month still to come.
- Interfilm Berlin named BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO as their short of the week! Check out their wonderfully written synopsis.
- BLOOMERS is well into the rough cut, with a couple of public rough cut screenings scheduled over May in both Melbourne and Sydney. They will be announced here as they are scheduled.
April 2013
- Starting April off with the great news that HAPPY COUNTRY, a massive 5 years after completion, was awarded the Panel’s Choice Award at the Greater Dandenong Film Festival!
- Production kicks off on KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT. Over the next month they’ll be shooting around Sydney, Noosa, and Hervey Bay.
March 2013 
Photo by Kate Disher-Quill
- BLOOMERS is wrapped! It was a gloriously fun shoot – here are some fabulous sneak peeks from on set photographer Kate Disher-Quill. And now, straight into the dark dungeons of the edit suite!
- Pre-production started on KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT, and a big thank you to those who helped spread the word of this documentary, as well as those who pledged to the pozible campaign.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO was awarded a ‘Highly Commended’ Best Australian Short (comedy) at the World of Women Film Festival!
- The Inner West Courier interviewed Corrie about the longevity of HAPPY COUNTRY and growing up Asian in Australia.
February 2013 http://youtu.be/T3O_u8W_y9s
- Production started on Bloomers! Check out the video above for a behind the scenes peek.
- ABC and Screen Australia confirms the funding of KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT.
- Corrie was featured in a Q & A about KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT with Seen and Heard – a blog celebrating exciting female filmmakers.
- Lip Magazine interviewed Corrie (and producer Jiao Chen) about their involvement in KEEP ME SAFE TONIGHT.
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO is opening for Bernardo Bertolucci’s new film at the BUFF Film Festival, Sweden in March!
- BRUCE LEE PLAYED BADMINTON TOO has been selected to play Opening Night at the World of Women Film Festival in Sydney.
January 2013
- Keep Me Safe Tonight has been selected as one of only 5 projects to take part in AIDC’s Pozible Pitch, happening during Docweek in Adelaide.
- Pre-production started on Bloomers, with principle photography to take place in mid-February.
