One half of the founding forces and pianist of anon., Nicole’s passion for creating unique brand experiences and love for chamber music drove her to manifest a place that she could do both. A classically-trained pianist who studied under Ronald Farren-Price and Anna Goldsworthy while completing her Bachelor of Music (Honours), Nicole also built her skills in marketing through a Master of Management and channels her curiosity and design obsession into an uncanny knack for new perspectives. Her entreprenurial spirit sees her driving anon.'s ambitious programming, brand and marketing, and strategic partnerships. Nicole daylights as consultant at Deloitte where she works with large complex organisations on digital strategy and design. When Nicole isn’t planning anon.’s next event, she can be reliably trusted to direct you towards the nearest alley way café.

Thomas is the answer to one of our top 3 questions: Where do your ideas come from? As co-founder and violinist Thomas cut his teeth on the violin at age 4 with classics such as the Mendelssohn and Paganini Violin Concerto. Since completing his Bachelor of Music (Honours) in Violin Performance under the guidance of Mark Mogilevsky, Thomas has continued to further his love for design through a Master in Architecture at University of Melbourne. His keen sense for engaging through conceptual thinking, and adeptability across different creative mediums has carved a unique creative direction, creating new, boundary-blurring classical music experiences. With Tom at the helm, bringing anon.’s ideas to life can be a whirlwind experience - anything from film and animation, to interactive design, technology and patiently waiting for the 3D printer to finish the latest prototype.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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’.

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.

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.

Nick’s life-long love affair with film music was first ignited at the age of 12 when he saw his first bond film, The Living Daylight. Fast forward to present day, he writes original film scores, is the go-to conductor for live orchestral film screenings (Harry Potter and Star Wars, anyone?) and works on arrangements with some of the best talents in modern music. A Melbournian at heart, he completed his Master in Film Scoring at New York University and now spends his time between NYC and on planes as he focuses on the art and craft of film music. Nicholas has previously collaborated with anon. on Trailer Music II, writing an evocative new piece that culminated in powerful visual responses from six emerging film makers.