Artemis Media

11/07/2025

Come join us in our office in Fremantle on this amazing series!

A paid Production Coordinator Attachment is available for a WA screen practitioner through the Screenwest Crew Attachment Program

01/07/2025

Applications are now open for the 2025 Brian Beaton Award 🏆

The Brian Beaton award recognises the contribution late documentary producer Brian Beaton made to the WA screen industry. The award honours his legacy by supporting filmmakers who have a current social impact project that needs further support.

Black Cockatoo Crisis producer and director Jane Hammond was the award recipient in 2021.

To read more about the Brian Beaton Award and to apply 👉 https://www.screenwest.com.au/news/latest-news/brian-beaton-award-2025-open-for-submissions/

13/06/2025

Congratulations to Paul Gamblin, Protect Ningaloo, scientists, and volunteers who campaigned to stop this project in the Exmouth Gulf.

For many years, the West Australian community has battled against the industrialisation of the area known as Ningaloo’s nursery. They’re now celebrating a “major win”.

03/06/2025

We are thrilled that Michaels important work and the series is back on air on SBS Australia. Also available on SBS On Demand. With thanks to Dr Clare Bailey Mosley and our partners Screenwest and Screen Australia.
https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-series/australias-health-revolution-with-dr-michael-mosley

24/04/2025

We were deeply saddened to learn of Aurelio Costarella's passing. A hugely talented WA designer, Aurelio was a friend and supporter to many of us. Vale Aurelio.

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08/04/2025

GoFundMe For Chantal Doeke

For those moved by Chantal’s emotional Ancestry video reuniting her with her twin brother, a GoFundMe has been created to support her journey to Vietnam as she continues her search for her biological parents.

Hi, my name is Belinda and I have been struck by both the plight of Chantal Doecke who… Belinda Hawkins needs your support for Chantal in search of her family

04/04/2025

As a newborn, Chantal Doecke was part of the historic 1975 international rescue mission called Operation Babylift, in which 3000 South Vietnamese youngsters were evacuated and adopted by families across the world. Desperate to find her family, Chantal recently did an Ancestry DNA test, and discovered she is actually a twin, who has been separated from her brother for 50 years.

Chantal is now asking viewers to forward the documentary link to friends and colleagues. Chantal’s hoping someone, somewhere can connect her to her biological parents.

Being a twin gives Chantal a point of difference and she’s hoping someone might recall the name of the woman who gave birth to a boy and girl at the Tu Du Hospital in Saigon in the first days of April 1975.

View Chantal’s reunion story and share the link to help Chantal find her biological parents -

Ancestry helps Chantal Doecke understand the events that split up two Vietnamese new-born twins for decades.Subscribe now: http://bit.ly/AncestrySubscribeDis...

02/04/2025

This is an amazing opportunity for an experienced Story Produer / Senior Researcher!

02/04/2025

If you are an experienced Production Manager we would love to hear from you!

01/04/2025

Join the team at Artemis - we are looking for experienced Documentary Coordinators.

Screenwest

12/03/2025

CELIA TAIT WINS AIDC SOUTHERN LIGHT AWARD

In the week we celebrated International Women’s Day, it was very fitting that Artemis Media's Managing Director and Co-Founder received the Southern Light Award at the AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference

The AIDC Southern Light Award celebrates luminaries of the Australian documentary and factual industry. We are delighted that Celia’s incredible hard work, leadership, integrity and success has been recognised by her peers.

“I am thrilled to be receiving this award. It really is an honor” said Celia Tait. “Thank you to all those talented screen practitioners who have worked closely with me over the years at Artemis, to create our distinctive brand of inclusive high impact, stand out factual TV. And for their on-going support, and tenacity during the many challenging periods that we all face. It is such an exciting and fast changing industry to work in and I remain passionately committed to it. This award is a wonderful endorsement of our collective work – and this recognition will energise me for the next chapter.”

Photos credited to AIDC, Melissa Butters. Claire Forster (L); Celia Tait (Centre); Laki Baker (R).

27/02/2025

"We don’t have to wonder anymore because we are in our documentary moment. This is it!’ – Jane Fonda ✨

Gutsy, astute, and impassioned, Jane Fonda’s powerful SAG acceptance speech left us all in awe. It was too good not to share. ❤️

Jane Fonda gives a moving speech as she receives the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award for her remarkable contributions throughout her career.Watch ...