Emma Masters in Darwin, Northern Territory | Producer
Emma Masters
Locality: Darwin, Northern Territory
Phone: +61 410 100 268
Address: PO Box 4641 0801 Darwin, NT, Australia
Website: http://www.emmamasters.com.au/
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25.01.2022 So excited for this show. You may have been lucky to catch a glimpse of the show in a short series on ABC iview last year. It did so well ABC TV + iview commissioned a full series, and it will hit screens in a few weeks time. It's been a pleasure to watch Tom's idea journey from a dream to reality. Congrats to all those who worked on @OutbackRinger. Non stop hectic action. Territory tough.
25.01.2022 The local screen sector employs around 25,000 Australians, and contributes more than $3bn to the economy annually... at least 60 productions forced to shut down... ... thanks to the Guardian for covering the impact coronavirus has had on he industry. https://www.theguardian.com//well-see-bankruptcies-how-cor
24.01.2022 Being a hands-on producer of smaller, nimble productions has its benefits. In the Territory, it often results in an end of shoot collection of sunscreen, mosquito repellent, hydralyte and hand sanitiser. For one shoot where we were hanging out with crocs in swamps and muddy rivers, we needed hospital-grade hand sanitiser ... coronavirus aint got a hope in hell with this stuff! #protection #pandemic #covid2019 #coronavirus
24.01.2022 Some fantastic research from Monash University and other unis in collaboration with Menzies School of Health Research and Arnhem Land Progress Association. A pleasure and privilege to work with the team to help them tell their story on screen #videojournalist #filmmaker #onlinevideos Weave Films
23.01.2022 Heading to virtual Hot Docs at the end of this month. While its not the same as being there for real, its a good second option.
22.01.2022 Important information Ive been asked to share to anyone who is works on any type of shoots.
19.01.2022 Yes! So proud of the team!
19.01.2022 Not long until the documentary my friends at Clothesline Content made has its premiere on SBS! So excited for Claire and Jac - and the Coolchange Creative team as well. Today. SBS 4pm.
18.01.2022 What a joy! Congrats team xx
18.01.2022 My friend Chris Kamen has a campaign running through Pozible to get his film Dark Water up and running. I just paid to get a copy in digital format, all of which goes toward their production costs. Good luck team! I hope you reach your goal.
17.01.2022 Watched #WrinklestheClown last night. It reminded me of how as kids wed tell ghost stories to scare ourselves - there was a genuine fascination with otherworldly beings and stories. Wrinkles plays into it. The man behind the mask makes genius moves to refresh an old myth. Loved this doco and all it tells us about myths and our need for story to make sense of the world.
16.01.2022 Dont sleep on this fellow screenwriters!
16.01.2022 Oh hi ladies Behind the companies weve been friends for years - and more recently the Clothesline Content team - Jac and Claire - and myself at Weave Films have joined forces and begun collaborating professionally (#watchthisspace) While were used to working across borders and timezones, and jumping online to meet - the coronavirus epidemic has impacted our businesses, our industry and has meant were working online now more than ever, in a number of ways.... The ladies delivered a fabulous Facebook Live session yesterday, giving some tips and tricks for presenting on video - and theyll be giving more tips and tricks every week! So if youre looking for some hot tips from ladies who know how to make content - then click on the link in the original post below. #wereallinthistogether #stayhome #flattenthecurve #strongertogether #screenstories #screencontent #factual #scripted #internetwarriors #gratitude
14.01.2022 Filmmaker friends - the Australian Screen Production Industry COVID-Safe Guidelines (v.1 dated 28 May 2020) that have been released today. Check out the Screen Australia website to download https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/production-during-covid-
14.01.2022 Kriv Stenders was a breath of fresh air in todays chat with Screen Producers Australia. While he recognised the challenges coronavirus has brought to the screen industry - and acknowledged the difficulties and uncertainty it has brought, he also conveyed a genuine desire to jump to the challenge of making films under new regimes. His choice to looks at ways it could make creativity blossum was welcome. As he said - filmmakers work and get creative within restricted parameters all the time. It was a refreshing and inspiring perspective to hear today. Great chat.
13.01.2022 A bunch of awesome Territory filmmakers are releasing a web series very soon - and I can't wait to check it out
13.01.2022 Yes - extra love to New York right now.
12.01.2022 Hands up who is excited about this? (I throw my hands up in the air!)
11.01.2022 Fellow filmmakers, as we scramble to put in applications for grants or special initiatives as we try to survive and to continue our work in this new world order, its information and insight like this that can make all the difference. Interested? Its free to join. See you there.
11.01.2022 Thanks to Screen Producers Australia for these important conversations - todays chat with ABCs Managing Director David Anderson was great to tune into.
11.01.2022 Made by a talented bunch of friends and screening this Sunday Melbourne International Film Festival ... it's a streaming screening which means you can watch it from anywhere!
10.01.2022 Lots of Northern Territory creatives involved in Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky ... cant wait to see this and the others.
09.01.2022 OK X-gen https://www.youtube.com/watch
09.01.2022 Thanks to the wonderful Clothesline Content team who put me in the presence of greatness for their special #internationalwomensday post. Ive just returned from AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference where it was a privilege to speak with, listen to and do business with an inspirational group of women from across the factual industry - commissioning editors of major broadcasters and distributors, those at screen agencies and the many multi-talented producers, directors and writers. Women at every level of the business. Hats off to all the women of the world, particularly to those working in the creative arts, in storytelling and media ... helping to diversify voices and perspectives. Happy International Womens Day #iwd2020 #internationalwomensday
09.01.2022 Ive been working with Indigenous rangers and landowner groups for many years - first as a journalist, and later as a filmmaker and media specialist supporting rangers to tell stories about their work - from Jawoyn Association to Mimal Land Management, Warddeken Land Management , the Arafura Swamp Rangers and the Njanjma Rangers One of the most significant changes Ive seen during this time is the reintroduction of indigenous fire management and the savanna fire method - the... opportunity to earn carbon credits by reducing wildfires through controlled, patchy burning. The immense environmental, cultural and social benefits it has brought is one of the nations great success stories. Its creating revolutionary change in the remotest parts of the nation. It was a pleasure to make this film many years ago, and this week I had the privilege of being asked to work with Indigenous Carbon Industry Network and Charles Darwin University to support story telling around the Savanna Fire Forum - a forum that brought together more than 320 indigenous rangers and landowners, researchers and scientists, policy makers and thinkers working in Australias multi-million dollar indigenous carbon industry. It was a fantastic two days meeting new people from across Australia, hearing about new, cutting-edge research, the changing carbon economy and how indigenous cultural knowledge about fire and land management is bringing new hope in the global #climatecrisis.
08.01.2022 Great to see talented producer, writer, director and actor Trisha Morton-Thomas on #TeamTerritory, the group tasked with advising the Territory Economic Reconstruction Commission and #NTG on post-covid response #makeitaustralian #screenstories #screenterritory Screen Australia
08.01.2022 Asking all professionals in the film, television, entertainment and arts world, join the challenge to post a photo of you in your job. Just a picture, no description. The goal is to flood social media with our profession. Copy the text and post a pic or two! What would you be doing without @netflix @stan @amazonprime @appletv and all the channels right now? #scottmorison #scomo #JoshFryendenbergMP #MaryAnneThomasM... #DontLetFreelancersFallThroughTheCrack #NoWorkerLeftBehind #WageSubsidyForAll See more
07.01.2022 A joy to spend the day hanging out with filmmakers and talking screen stories and to sit down with the producers of #RobbieHood to chat about all aspects of the production for the Darwin International Film Festival Screen Summit ... thanks to Tanith Glynn-Maloney and Meg OConnell for their honesty, insight and reflections ... and congratulations to the team for a brilliant series that just keeps building an audience and winning awards Screen Territory Screen Australia ABC Australia #Since1788 #Ludo
07.01.2022 Too very excited!
07.01.2022 An opportunity for all my freelance friends out there!
05.01.2022 Friends. Another great Australian film is hitting the cinemas today. I encourage you to go see it! xx
05.01.2022 A bunch of awesome Territory filmmakers are releasing a web series very soon - and I cant wait to check it out
04.01.2022 Its been a busy time recently, as the Weave Films team worked day and night alongside the Northern Land Council, the Aboriginal Interpreter Service, local cast - including the Territorys own Rob Collins - to produce, write and direct this important series of films about the #Coronavirus pandemic - for Aboriginal communities in local languages. Special thanks to Caama Alice Springs and ABC Darwin news for their support and a big shout out to Skinnyfish, Global Headquarters and Clothesline Content for their involvement. More to come over the coming days.
04.01.2022 The Frackpocalypse has finally arrived with the full web series now available to watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCswKx2uC4j0yJQGIN4Y5-pg Made by talented Territory filmmakers Nate Kelly (Director, DOP) and producer Phil Tarl Denson, Frackety Frack is a satirical, humurous look at the push for fracking: "After a gormless politician has second thoughts about greenlighting a controversial mining technique, he teams up with an earnest conspiracy-nut and his ac...tivist niece to uncover the truth behind fracking and its possible extra-terrestrial origins." Congratulations team - you're inspiring, on-point and funny as! #create #screen #story #screenterritory #screenaustralia
03.01.2022 Tech check - tick! So great to see our @weavefilms @moogiedown collaboration on the big screen for the first time - ready for tomorrow nights world premiere of @mambali frontman Don Nunggarrgalu and composer Lachlan Skipworth collaboration Yuwani - as part of the @darwin_symphony_orchestra @darwinfestival gala concert. From sitting on the beach around a fire at Numbulwar hearing Yuwani in its traditional form, to hearing it in symphony - a truly wonderful musical journey!
