Imogen Gardam is a Development Executive at Screen Australia and has worked in development and production across film and theatre for Entertainment One Australia, Hopscotch Features, Griffin Theatre Company, Bell Shakespeare and The Festivalists. She co-founded independent theatre company Montague Basement, producing the group's twenty-one productions from formation in 2014 to 2022, and co-founded and ran independent theatre company FERVOUR., producing and developing the company's work from 2020 to 2022. Imogen was the 2018 winner of the Rose Byrne Scholarship for an Emerging Female Leader in the Arts, and served on the Board and as Deputy Chair for Theatre Network NSW from 2018-2020. She has been published in Lumina Journal, Audrey Journal, Honi Soit and on Four Three Film. A graduate of Media and Communications from the University of Sydney, Imogen is currently completing a Masters of Research in Film Studies.

Tanya Mukerjee is a Development Executive in Screen Australia’s Story Development department, with over two decades of experience working in television in Australia and the UK. She worked in script department roles and as a script editor on returning drama shows and first series such as Water Rats, McLeod’s Daughters, Fireflies. In London, Tanya held creative diversity roles for broadcaster-production organisations like the BBC and ITV. Prior to that she was Executive Manager at the Creative Diversity Network and Diversity Partnerships Manager at ITV. Tanya has worked across the sector with writers, creatives and onscreen talent, commissioners, producers and production teams - alongside industry regulatory bodies and advocacy groups - and is committed to the collaborative process of bringing authentic and untold stories to screen.

Toni is a proud Māori-Samoan screen developer and producer. She recently joined Screen Australia's Development team, working with Bo from her role as Development Executive and Producer at No Coincidence Media where she worked on feature film projects with Beck Cole and Arenamedia, Samuel Nuggin-Paynter, a feature documentary with Christopher Amos, and Jon Bell's upcoming feature The Moogai with Causeway Films. Her anthology feature We Are Still Here (produced together with Mitchell Stanley and Mia Henry-Teirney) opened the 2022 Sydney Film Festival and had its international premiere at Toronto International Film Festival.

Toni has also held roles at NITV Commissioning, Sydney Film Festival, and previously worked at Screen Australia as Coordinator for the Documentary Unit. Toni first started working in the arts with the theatrical agency HLA Management, where she developed a long-standing passion to work with storytellers and their stories.