Raen was selected for Screenworks 2019 Inside the Writers Room program. She joined a Goalpost Pictures writers room for 6 days where she witnessed the plotting process for a one hour drama. "It was fascinating to watch a room brimming with professional story tellers break out a story".

Raen lives in the Central West with her young family. She is a communications officer for water infrastructure projects, and can boast making a novelty cake for the Deputy PM amongst her list of professional achievements. Raen previously worked as a reporter for a local paper, and as a question writer for national game shows. Raen has won a clutch of awards for short scripts and films, and has received funding from Screen NSW and Screen Australia. Her works in development include an historical novel for young readers, a wedding comedy series, and a feature-length script about a cockroach. When she’s not slogging away on her passion projects Raen’s spare time is spent training her brumbies, or chasing her jerk goats out of the garden.

Rebecca Ingram was selected for Screenworks 2018 Regional Producer Elevator Program. Her priorities during the program included building industry connections in order to gain market interest and funding for two of her productions.

The outcomes included receiving significant development funding from Screen Australia and attaching a professional writing team to one project and receiving early development funding from Screen NSW and attracting a high calibre writing team for the other project.

Rebecca Ingram has worked in the Australian film industry for over 18 years as a Creative Producer/Story Creator. Her early film work focused mostly on collaborations with various communities and marginalised youth across Australia where her work won several awards. Recently she has worked with dynamic companies such as Magpie Pictures and Every Cloud Productions (SEACHANGE S1, Channel 9, DEADLOCK ABC TV) and was inducted into the AWG Pathway programs with her thriller ‘DOG BOX’- a finalist in the AWG Prime Time TV Series competition and awarded the ADG Metro Screen Fellowship to take to a US Story Lab. Her supernatural series SECRET THREADS is currently in development with writers: Mike Jones, Michele Lee, Kris Wyld.

Rebecca is drawn to creating bold and unique female-led stories that shed light on worlds that aren’t usually explored in mainstream dramas

Alison Plasto was selected for Screenworks 2019 Director Pathways Program. Alison's key objective was to gain more experience in directing episodic drama.

Alison secured screen director Kevin Carlin as her mentor and shadowed him for the end of season 7 of 'Wentworth' and the reboot of 'Seachange'. "This gave me real insight into achieving performance at the right level, command of the camera and essential multicam experience."

Alison is a perceptive and creative shooting director with over 15 years experience discovering and sharing stories with Australians through drama, factual and digital content.

Brett is currently the Director of six-sixty productions, a digital film production company established in 2006. six-sixty productions create, produce and distribute digital film, television and online content. This includes short film, long form, scripted drama and comedy, documentary, factual entertainment. event media, commercials, community safety and awareness presentations.