Angel Point Studio

08/06/2026

Today is World Ocean Day. It takes a village to raise a child and a community to protect our oceans. Check out and share this video filmed in Torquay where thousands of people came together because they cared for the coast. Produced by an amazing team of locals.

On Saturday 31st January 2026 surfers and beach lovers came togethe...

03/06/2026

Please sign, share to support a Gas Free Southern Sea! Our whales and marine life will thank you!🌊🐳🙏. https://www.change.org/p/protect-the-southern-ocean-from-new-offshore-gas?source_location=psf_petitions&fbclid=IwY2xjawSM3NNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe6NJYHL0KxXrMYf8IohMmrCca10IMc-C8iAW4AVp8uS74eEbHdESSoaw3W8k_aem_YWdncwDYCFgSPToTcj7aS4pY3cnO&brid=YWdncwE_oTBhnupcaO0R_BCBmzye

Protect the Southern Ocean From New Offshore Gas

31/05/2026

I wrote and produced this short animation last year for Surfrider Foundation Surf Coast. A beautiful little animation that showcases the truth about where Australia's gas goes. Simple, honest, true... a huge thanks to animator Jake Hunwick.

WHERE DOES OUR GAS GO is a short animation produced by Surfrider Fo...

23/05/2026

30 years ago this week Richard Frankland's short film NO WAY TO FORGET screened in Un Certain Regard at the Cannes International Film Festival, France .The film received a five minute standing ovation. 30 years on Richard's film is more relevant than ever. The deaths continue. A national shame.

SynopsisNO WAY TO FORGET tells the story of Shane Francis, a young koorie Field Officer during the Australian Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Cust...

09/05/2026

Just got back from watching Warwick Thornton's latest film WOLFRAM. This is an amazing film with great cinematography, editing and sound. The actors are incredible conveying the suspense, fear and tension that the story demands. Go and see this one on a big screen to fully experience and appreciate the images and sounds created by Thornton. A brilliant film. 🎬🎥🙏

27/04/2026

We have just done a re-mix on the Torquay paddleout video and now it looks and sounds amazing. Great images of the paddle accompanying by music from Lachlan Hurrell showcasing our amazing community:

WAVES OF JOY short film

22/04/2026

Gas and oil companies are making huge profits in Australia and trashing our oceans in the process. Today in Canberra it was revealed fossil fuel companies plan to spend $6-7 million dollars campaigning against plans to introduce a 25% tax on gas/oil revenue. Where does our gas go and who profits? Check out our little video which dispels a number of these myths.

WHERE DOES OUR GAS GO is a short animation produced by Surfrider Foundation Surf Coast Branch. The animation explores issues around seismic blasting in the O...

16/04/2026

30 years ago on 16 April 1996 Richard Frankland's short film NO WAY TO FORGET (which I produced) had its world premiere at the George Cinema in St Kilda, part of the From Sand To Celluloid series of Indigenous short films. 30 years later its powerful story still resonates. It is great to see that Warwick Thornton's latest feature film WOLFRAM opens nationally this week. He was also one of the filmmakers featured in that first Indigenous series of short films. https://youtu.be/GNmdx4rPcNE?si=fRSDAJFz66X7GvnM

10/04/2026

30 years ago I had a short film I produced screen at Cannes (NO WAY TO FORGET). I still get excited every May when the festival comes around.

Le Festival de Cannes est un festival de cinéma au rayonnement international. La 79e édition se tiendra du 12 au 23 mai 2026.

25/05/2025

29 years ago this week NO WAY TO FORGET, Richard Frankland's award winning short film (which I produced) had its international debut at the Festival de Cannes. I always getting a warm and fuzzy feeling this time of year when the Cannes Festival is on full swing. To have a film screen at Cannes in the specialist category Un Certain Regard is super cool. The only tragedy is that 29 years later deaths in custody are still occurring on a regular basis. A national shame.

SynopsisNO WAY TO FORGET tells the story of Shane Francis, a young koorie Field Officer during the Australian Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Cust...