Based between Melbourne and Berlin, Andrew works as a producer/director with a passion for telling stories through moving images. Busy with the production company Gos films, Andrew has directed a range of short films and commercials, with plans for a feature film in 2017. Earlier this year Andrew produced and directed the short film Real Soldiers, which has landed an official selection in the Portobello Film Festival in London. The political drama also played at Ariano, Kolkata and will continue on the festival circuit.

A passionate visual storyteller, Roxanne's background lies both in production design and directing, a marriage she feels has heavily influenced her approach to narrative filmmaking. Working from Melbourne, and having recently branched out to creating street-cast fashion films in Bangkok, Roxanne has been creating commercials, short films and music videos since 2012. She has since maintained her focus on social justice, ethical media and female-led narratives and has recently joined production company, Eye Sea Films as a director where she is currently producing a feature documentary focusing on public housing in Melbourne.

Originally from Dublin, Ireland, John Paul has lived in New York for over ten years before moving to Melbourne in 2003. John Paul’s credits include the longform art documentaries ‘Propositions for an Uncertain Future’ (2011), 50 Years of the Australian Ballet (2012) and Young Musician of the Year (2014) all of which were screened on ABC. He also produced, shot, directed and edited Making Johnny, a one-hour documentary about art at the Burning Man Festival, which has also aired on ABC and internationally. John Paul’s other work includes music videos, a comedy series and a short feature drama ‘The Pear Bottle’ that won several awards and screened at over twenty film festivals including Berlin, Chicago and Toronto.

Beginning his creative endeavours as a self taught artist in the video games industry and working through out Australia, Canada and the United States, Leigh took the leap to follow his true passion of filmmaking. Since completing a VCA course in 2012 Leigh has been working to find a balance between being a professional director, working for agencies in creating content for clients, as well as working on passion projects - in the hopes of one day getting paid to create his own stories in feature film. Leigh’s recent short film is a sci-fi shot on 35mm called Franky Fingers & The Apartment Upstairs, and a highly visual spec ad Stag, which combines live action sets with an animated stag.

Christian is an Australian Filmmaker, and Content Creator that grew up on high sugar cereals and Saturday morning cartoons. He has a Diploma in Film & Television Production and has ten years experience working freelance within the industry across several disciplines, which he continues to do. Over the past several years he has Produced two Independent Feature Films, Directed several short films and music videos. Co-Hosts and Producers the Podcast 'Insert Disclaimer Here', and is currently studying a Bachelor of Media and Communication with a Major in Advertising. Christian takes inspiration from imaginative high concept television and cinema. He aims to develop more compelling cinematic stories for both Australian and international audience that captivate, evoke and inspire. His heart that lies in storytelling, whether that be Producing, Writing or Directing.

Cellist Timothy Hennessy joined anon. in 2015/2016 for both Trailer Music I and II - including our US stint at TEDxFoggyBottom. With an increasingly active and diverse performance schedule, Timothy has recently performed with the Canberra and Western Australian Symphony Orchestras, as well as The Australian Ballet and Tina Arena’s Australian Tour. Timothy will be part of the Sound of Music Australian Tour 2016. He loves writing, his cat Mozzie and a good red. Timothy holds a Masters and Bachelor of Music from Monash University.

Mages is a Creative Producer with hands-on experience in bringing to life large-scale productions in commercial, arts, creative and film projects. She has worked as Production Lead at TEDxMelbourne, YGAP’s Polished Man Campaign, and Pause Fest. As a freelance creative producer, Mages played a core role in the successfully delivery of anon.’s film and music collaboration, Trailer Music, in 2015. She has a soft spot for Piazzolla’s fiesty tangos.

Liam Gordes started making films from the age of 10 in his backyard with just a handy cam and a couple of mates. Fast forward 14 years and he has built up a stellar list of accomplishments. His film ‘NINETEEN95’ was shortlisted as a finalist in the 48 Hour Film Project 2014, and ‘The Fold’ won Best Film, Best Editing and Best Sound Design in the Filmly 72 Hour Film Project in 2014. He completed a Bachelor of Film and Digital Media from Deakin University, and co-founded production company Not Half Bad Productions – back in 2004 with his brother, to make fun short skit videos to post on YouTube – and professionally in 2009. Not only does he work with corporate clients, he is also currently deep into Post Production on his first TV show called ‘Room and Board’.

Brooke is an ambitious and risk-taking filmmaker who has completed her Master of Art (Film) and Bachelor of Creative Arts in Film at Deakin University. With a wide range of experience, from mainstream music video and advertisement work back in her home country, to promotional work and independent short films in Australia, she is somewhat of a multitalented filmmaker. While Writing and Directing her own films, Brooke has also dabbled in various other aspects of filmmaking, including Production Design, Editing and Sound Design. From a desert, to the top of a mountain, and to the snow she has worked on various demanding shoots, and is always ready for more challenges. Brooke has most recently worked on the independent short film ‘The Hiker,’ made for the 2015 MyRodeReel film competition, and is currently working as a Video Producer for Me In A Minute at Deakin University.

With a background in Fine Art, Timothy’s work has been exhibited internationally and published in numerous notable magazines. He has directed and produced a number of short films and advertisements and has created music videos for bands such as Alpine and Twinsy. Timothy is currently the in-house director for production company Eye Sea Films and has also recently signed on as a director for production company So Productions. Timothy works with a close team and can often be found collaborating with his cinematographer Anthony Koreny and producer Anne-Maree Shelton.

Since completing a Bachelor of Film and Digital Media at Deakin University, Justin has been a freelance cinematographer, recently working on ‘How to Time Travel’ – a feature film directed by Sam Sheffield that premiered at The Astor in 2014. It also won Best Guerrilla Film at the 2014 Melbourne Underground Film Festival.

Born in Malaysia, raised in Dubai, Junhan refers to himself as a ‘third culture kid’ whose appetite for creative work is explored across multiple avenues. His photography aims to capture the stories behind the unique everyday life across different cultures. He is also a Masters of Architecture graduate from the University of Melbourne, fascinated by the implications of future technologies on human interactions, and uses film and 3D techniques as a storytelling medium.

A recent Master of Music graduate from the University of Melbourne, Sungpil performs actively within Australia, and has been a qualified competitor in numerous international competitions, including the recent Leos Janacek International Music Competition (Czech Republic) and Aeolus International Competition for Wind (Germany). He is a recipient of the AMusA, LMusA and FTCL diploma and has received a number of awards and scholarships throughout his studies. Winner of the university concerto competition, he performed Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto with the University of Melbourne Orchestra in 2012. Currently under the tutelage of David Thomas, Sungpil has been a qualified competitor in the 6th Beijing International Music Competition (2013), a semi-finalist & the International Wind Player Award in the Gisborne International Music Competition (2013), and a semi-finalist in the Clarinet division, Singapore Woodwind Festival (June, 2014). He also enjoys a healthy dose of soccer and squash.

An architecture graduate from University of Melbourne, Eric completed further studies in photography at Photography Studies College in Melbourne, majoring in commercial photography. With a passion for all things creative since a young age, photography is a medium through which he expresses his ideas and thoughts, and is a keen reflection of his personal self. He draws greatest inspiration from classic still life photography and paintings, and his philosophy ‘simplicity is the beauty of all things’ is strongly evident in his work – a clean yet subtle aesthetic. Truly, less is more.

Eliza Sdraulig is a Bachelor of Music (Honours) graduate from the University of Melbourne and has commenced further studies at the New England Conservatory. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Victorian Government’s 2013 Creative Scholarship (Outstanding Undergraduate) for the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, Peg Oldfield Prize for Excellence in Performance, Corinna D’Hage String Scholarship, Ronald William Caporn Prize and the Lilo Nassau Cello Scholarship. An avid chamber and orchestral musician, Eliza has performed in numerous ensembles and orchestras for organisations such as the Australian Youth Orchestra, the Victorian Opera and Melbourne Youth Music. Eliza was selected for the 2016 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Fellowship and the Australian Youth Orchestra International Tour. She performs as a casual musician with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Pianist and accordionist, Jo is a graduate of Queensland Conservatorium and VCA. She has specialised on accordion in the performance of traditional French chanson, gypsy swing and musette with her trio Belle Musette, and with Django Rhythm and as pianist has focused on jazz piano, and collaborated with various ensembles, including 9 yrs. as pianist with one of Melbourne’s longest running big bands, ”Downbeat Big Band”. She is active both locally and internationally, with roles spanning composer, accompanist and musical director. Performances highlights include Hong Kong Fringe Festival; Live en Aout (Noumea); Pinnacles Jazz Festival (Brisbane) Eltham Jazz Festival; Bennett’s Lane Jazz Club; Piano Vache, Paris (with acclaimed guitarist Rodolphe Rafalli and his trio); La Locandiera, Paris; Manchester Lane; Melbourne Recital Centre; Dizzys Jazz Club; The Boite; The Famous Spiegeltent (Melbourne Festival); Café 303, BMW Edge; Moomba Festival and Glen Eira Winter Music Series.

Jon is currently the Associate Principle Double Bass of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and as such is a classical Double Bass teacher. He is a Bachelor of Music Honours graduate from Melbourne University and a graduate of the Australian National Academy of Music Professional Performance program. He performs as a casual member of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra Victoria, and has toured with Delta Goodrem, Andrea Bocelli, Neil Finn, Eddie Perfect, John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John.

Oboist Jasper Ly is currently completing his Master of Music Performance degree at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, studying with Joshua de Graaf (Orchestra Victoria). Jasper, a very active orchestral musician, performs with a variety of different ensembles in Melbourne and interstate. Since 2011, Jasper has had the position of First Oboe with the University of Melbourne Orchestra. In 2013 he performed the Strauss Oboe Concerto with the same orchestra after winning the University of Melbourne Concerto Competition. Jasper also frequently performs with the Monash Academy Orchestra, the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra and ARCKO Ensemble. He has also been a guest performer with the Barrier Reef Orchestra in Townsville, the Darwin Symphony Orchestra and the Macao Symphony Orchestra. Since 2013, Jasper has performed regularly with a number of opera companies, including Victorian Opera, Lyric Opera of Melbourne, Melbourne Opera, XL Arts Opera and Shoestring Opera. He toured with Opera Australia in 2013 for their annual regional tour and in 2013 and 2014 he toured with the Australian International Opera Company to China. In October and November, Jasper will take part in Victorian Opera’s 2016 regional tour.

Josie is a Bachelor of Music graduate from the University of Melbourne, actively performing in chamber music groups both piano trios and string quartets.

Established in 2008 by designer Kristy Barber, Kuwaii is duly esteemed for making beautiful, intelligently designed clothing and footwear for women. Kuwaii is an inimitable alternative to mass-produced fashion. Made in Australia, Melbourne to be precise, each article is meticulously designed to last, and to be cherished. Refined, detailed and romantic, form and function find accord in modern shapes, clean lines and impeccable tailoring. Kuwaii collections are characterised by masterful technique, quality fabrics and materials. Inspiration is drawn from stimulating theorems and natural beauty—whether hidden or plain to see. Musings come to life with innovative design and considered production. Immaculate, light-filled Kuwaii stores can be found in Brunswick and the Melbourne’s Cathedral Arcade, in the foot of the iconic Nicholas Building.

Wanda is a scientist by profession and photographer by night. She photographs for Couturing.com and is published in fashion and food publication such as Vogue Italia and Raw Magazine. Often she documents fashion runway and events, and also finds a lot of her inspiration from her adventures in rural Australia.

Kara Liu’s Winter 14 pieces were featured on cellist Josie Graham as part of the New Identity (Dec 2013) campaign. Having worked at some of the most prestigious and fashion forward labels both here in Australia and abroad, including Alexander Wang, Kara Liu has accentuated her knowledge and experience within the industry. With her design Ethos entrenched in sophistication and subtlety, Kara Liu‘s designs evokes luxury in simplicity by maintaining an understated but refined aesthetics.