Emilie began Salt and Honey Productions while she was still studying her screen writing degree at University. She had much success creating independent short films but hoped for the challenge of creating longer narrative pieces. When her work began receiving notable awards she embarked on her feature film journey.
Skilled in writing, directing, acting, colour-grading, cinematography and production deign she has loved all things film since she was making back-yard movies at 6 years old. She empl...
Emilie began Salt and Honey Productions while she was still studying her screen writing degree at University. She had much success creating independent short films but hoped for the challenge of creating longer narrative pieces. When her work began receiving notable awards she embarked on her feature film journey.
Skilled in writing, directing, acting, colour-grading, cinematography and production deign she has loved all things film since she was making back-yard movies at 6 years old. She employs stylistic visuals, humanistic storytelling and symbolic resonance to create impactful work.
Navigating her struggles with dyslexia, Emilie employs the personal theme of overcoming difficulty into much of her work. She loves to create films which highlight symbolic imagery and have a dream-like aesthetic, while also showcasing Australia’s unique and often hostile natural landscapes. A hands-on film maker, she is known for her ability to adapt to any required production role, and for her hard working attitude, tenacity and love of the craft.
Emilie began Salt and Honey Productions while she was still studying her screen writing degree at University. She had much success creating independent short films but hoped for the challenge of creating longer narrative pieces. When her work began receiving notable awards she embarked on her feature film journey.
Skilled in writing, directing, acting, colour-grading, cinematography and production deign she has loved all things film since she was making back-yard movies at 6 years old. She employs stylistic visuals, humanistic storytelling and symbolic resonance to create impactful work.
Navigating her struggles with dyslexia, Emilie employs the personal theme of overcoming difficulty into much of her work. She loves to create films which highlight symbolic imagery and have a dream-like aesthetic, while also showcasing Australia’s unique and often hostile natural landscapes. A hands-on film maker, she is known for her ability to adapt to any required production role, and for her hard working attitude, tenacity and love of the craft.
