In 2017 he wrote the web series comedy-drama High Life and won the C21 International Drama Award. Glen created, wrote and executive produced two seasons of the Logie winning, supernatural drama series Bloom starring Jacki Weaver, Bryan Brown and Phoebe Tonkin for Stan in Australia. The series produced in Australia, Spain and Argentina launched on Facebook Watch and has had over 2 million views. It took out the Web Series World Cup for 2017 for being the most awarded and successful web series of the year.ĭuring this year’s pandemic Luke created, produced, directed and acted in one of the world’s first multi-national lockdown series, CANCELLED.

In 2017 he completed directing and producing the follow up series, High Life which won over 30 major awards including Best Digital Original at C21 Content London and was also nominated for an AACTA Award. It went on to win over 20 major festival awards. In 2014 Luke created, produced and directed the online series, Low Life: A Black Comedy About Depression. Luke, a graduate of the Australian Film Television and Radio School, has directed a number of short films including multi-award winner Cockroach, and Australian Summer, winner of Tropfest.įor television he directed Dave in The Life, SEX: An Unnatural History and the landmark documentary series Great Southern Land which landed him an ADG nomination for best direction in a documentary TV series. Her other film credits include Sucker opposite Timothy Spall and Galore which won her the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Cinema des Antipodes Saint Tropez Film Festival. She also starred in Romper Stomper for Stan, the long-awaited series which follows on twenty years after the events in the critically acclaimed film of the same name, and appeared in Greg McLean’s feature film Jungle, opposite Daniel Radcliffe.

Lily recently completed filming the US series Barkskins, and the 2nd series of the Australian comedy series The Other Guy. Lily starred as ‘Miranda’ in the 6-part series Picnic at Hanging Rock which screened on Foxtel, Amazon, Canal+ and the BBC. Lily’s television credits include the NBC series Camp, alongside Rachel Griffiths and the critically acclaimed television series Rake, with Richard Roxburgh. Lily made her feature film debut in 2012 in PJ Hogan’s Mental, opposite Toni Collette and Liev Schreiber which earned her an AACTA Award nomination for Best Young Actor and a Film Critics Circle of Australia Award nomination for Best Performance by a Young Actor.

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