PRODUCTIONS

TV DOCUMENTARIES

• Australia's Greek Cafes & Milk Bars
(2026, SBS) – The hidden saga of Greek migrants and their making of Australia’s modern pop culture.

• Handmade - A $50,000 Suit
(2025, Feature Doc) – In a world of fast fashion and endless polyester landfill, a bespoke tailor and a special client embark on a unique artisanal journey.Selected for Buenos Aires Film Festival, and Dress Code Film Festival (Milan).

• Anzac.Lemnos.1915.
(2024, SBS)– The untold story of Australia’s Gallipoli campaign on a remote Aegean isle.

• The Last Trimate
(2008) – Dr Biruté Galdikas’s pioneering work with Borneo’s orangutans.

DOCUMENTARY SERIES

• Coast New Zealand
(Three seasons, 2014-2019, directed for GSTV NZ - TVNZ/History Channel/BBC)

• Coast Australia
(Four seasons, 2013-2018, directed for GSTV NZ- History Channel/BBC) - Inaugural and subsequent series about Australia’s epic coastal history, geography, culture and wildlife.

• Decadence - Decline of the Western World
(2011, Feature Doc) – An exploration of Western decline and excess.Best Documentary Atlanta Film Festival 2012

• Here Comes the Neighbourhood
(2005-2007) – Three seasons examining Australia’s multicultural commonalities.

• A Yen for a Dollar
(2001) – Inside Asia’s emerging business leaders’ professional and personal worlds.

• Decadence - The Meaninglessness of Modern Life
(2005) - A meditation on being adrift in the West.

• She’ll Be Right… Boss!
(2003) – A unique look into the rarefied world of Australia’s corporate culture.

• Class
(2001) – Probing the shifts in Australia’s egalitarian ideals.

• Wine Lovers’ Guide Australia
(Two seasons, 1998-2001) – The first comprehensive survey of Australia’s wine industry.

• A Fork in the Road
(Nine seasons, 1992-2004) – A pioneering and award-winning travel series about people and their places in over sixty countries.

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PRIA VISWALINGAM is a veteran of Australian broadcast television with 30 years of experience as presenter, reporter, writer, producer, and director. His award-winning documentary series have screened on SBS, ABC, BBC, Channel News Asia, and National Geographic.

ELIZABETH KAYDOS has spent 25 years researching and producing television across food, culture, true crime, history, science, and children's content for National Geographic, Discovery, SBS, ABC, and Foxtel's History Channel.

LUCINDA HAMLEY is an offline editor and producer with credits across documentary, lifestyle, reality, and current affairs, including Grand Designs, Dateline, and Survivor.

JACK RÔBIN is a documentary filmmaker and editor with over 30 years of broadcast experience across all Australian networks. His skills span long-form filming and editing, archive-based storytelling, motion graphics, sound design, and music composition.

JACINTA DUNN has spent 30 years producing across Australia and the UK, from live sporting events to documentary, lifestyle, and reality TV. Her credits include The Amazing Race, Restoration Australia, Grand Designs, Big Miracles, and Coast Australia.

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