Crewcible Studio

07/07/2025

It’s been a busy few weeks. Up, down, and all around. Here’s a quick look behind the scenes: Jimmy enjoying the Shoalhaven views from a scenic lookout.
Trialling a new Canon R5C rig setup, hoping to spare our backs from too much gimbal duty.
A couple of turkeys… and a car setup.
A short but sweet stay at a farm with a well-earned hot tub for the crew.
Steve, mid-recline, sharing his signature brand of sage advice (on something or other).
Stops included Nowra, Berri, Wollongong, Sydney and Melbourne.
A few chilly weeks flying interstate talent into Canberra’s frost—can confirm they loved that.
Gear testing at Sydney’s temple of film: The Front, Banksmeadow. A playground for cinematographers.
Always grateful for the work, the people, and the stories.

20/03/2025

21/02/2025

Join us for a special event exploring bushfire stories and resilience.

The National Library in Canberra is hosting a screening of The Day She Stole the Sun, our documentary capturing the experiences of those affected by the Badja Forest Road Bushfire (Black Summer 2019-2020).

📅 Date & Time: Saturday, March 29, 11AM - 12PM
📍 In-person event | Free entry (Bookings essential)
🎥 Film Screening | 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
🥗 Lunch Break | 12:15 PM – 1:00 PM
🎙️ Panel Discussion | 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (livestreamed)

Featuring insightful conversations with Rhonda Ayliffe, James G Logue, and Dr Mary Hutchison, chaired by Dr Scott McKinnon (National Library of Australia).
Come and be part of this important discussion. Reserve your spot today! link in bio

06/02/2025

What an honour for our Documentary to be included in the Nature Without Borders International Film Festival, taking place in Delaware, United States. We hope the message of resilience against bushfires continues to be spread far and wide!

06/02/2025

27/01/2025

We are thrilled to have our documentary 'The Day She Stole the Sun' nominated as an official selection for screening at the Cinema Verde Environmental Film & Arts Festival in Gainesville, Florida!

Cinema Verde is a non-profit organization based in Gainesville, Florida, with the mission to provide environmental education from independent sources to inte...

21/01/2025

Last Saturday, Jimmy travelled down to Cobargo to premiere our documentary ‘The Day She Stole The Sun’ to the community that it was made for.

The event was held at the historic School of Arts Hall, hosted by Rhonda Ayliffe from the Cobargo Bushfire Resilience Centre and MC’d by the fantastic Debra Summer.

It was well received by a packed crowd of local residents, many who were severely impacted by the Badja Forest fire.

The memory of that catastrophic event will never be forgotten for all of us who were there.

So, there were tears shed, long sighs and of course questions raised, but also laughter and relief thanks to the healing that a well-crafted piece of video can bring. Especially in regard to the main goal of having this difficult moment in time captured, documented and archived so we can learn and grow from the lessons encountered.

Thank you to Rhonda, Deb and Scott Baker for helping us put on a fantastic showcase to the community.

What a journey it’s been the past year and a half, and yet it still feels like only the beginning to a greater story that is, evidently impacting the entire world as time continues.

For those who want to watch it, this piece will remain mostly private until the completion of the Bushfire Resilience Centre, as that’s who it belongs to, but what better reason to stop if you’re going through the town and visit the centre, experience the offers of the Main Street and to learn all about the impacts of catastrophic bushfires on proud rural communities.

It will be screened in the same venue on February 27th as part of the 2025 Cobargo Folk Festival.

22/11/2024

Last Monday Ben and I went to to film the launch of the Parliamentary Friends of Foster Carers. What an inspiring opportunity to work with a and passionate group of people!

13/11/2024

Recent work with the ACT Government on Flexispace. Here’s some photos from day 2 of 3 in Constitution Place, showcasing the family friendly workspace. Thanks to all who helped out

31/10/2024

Beautiful day filming with the illustrious author at the Sydney Opera House.

18/08/2024

Thanks for having us! It was a great festival and wonderful to meet and network with so many talented filmmakers.

Announcing the winners of the Far South Film Festival 2024:

Best Use of a Regional Location Award $500
Sponsored by Bega Group
Winner: ROAD KILL WARRIORS Blackmans Bay TAS
Director/Producer Lara van Raay

Diversity Award
$500 + 1 year regional membership of Screenworks
Sponsored by Pictures & Screenworks
Winner: YANA DJAMAGA GANJI / WALK GOOD FIRE Monga/Broulee NSW
Directors/Producers: Clancy Walker & Adam Nye
Producers: Andrew White, Roslyn Carriage, Les Simon, Adam Nye

Best Youth Film $500 + 1 year regional membership of Screenworks
Sponsored by JD Shaw - Author and Screenworks
Winner: WHITE RABBITS Wallagoot/Merimbula NSW
Director Alfie Tait, Writer Darby Rosenbaum, Producer Anise Yi

Best Technical Achievement $500
Sponsored by Indigo Pictures
Winner: INDIGO Nowra NSW
Director/Editor Nathan Burney, Director of Photography Nameer Alashqar, Colourist Nicholas Andrew CSI, Sound recordist Tom Riethmuller

Best Performance Award $500
Sponsored by StageFlight
Winner: Patrick Dare in the role of Reggie in NOONE WILL HEAR THIS

Best Documentary $500
Sponsored by Bega Valley GWM
Winner: CRUNCH TIME: SAVING TURA’S BIODIVERSITY
Director/Producer: Jordan Mundey, Writer/Director Jacob Shields

Best Director Award $500
Sponsored by Cathy Griff for Philip Hearnshaw
Winner: Co Directors Tom K Goldie & Lachie Pasfield from Newcastle/Lake Macquarie NSW for NOONE WILL HEAR THIS

Best Film Award $1000
Sponsored by Community Bank Pambula & Bega
Winner: CRUNCH TIME: SAVING TURA’S BIODIVERSITY
Director/Producer: Jordan Mundey, Writer/Director Jacob Shields

People's Choice Award $500
Sponsored by Far South Film
Winner: THE DAY SHE STOLE THE SUN Bemboka NSW/Canberra ACT
Director James G Logue, Writer Paul Bissett, Producers Danielle White, Cassie Grening

Thank you to all of our generous sponsors who provided prize money for our winners.