Photographer Nicole Cleary has over 3 decades of experience, having

started in a country newspaper darkroom in the early 90's. Her work

spans across food, stage productions, and newspapers including The

Herald Sun, The Age, The Guardian and The Weekly Times. Her clients

include The Australian Ballet, Olivia Newton-John Foundation, Avalon

and Essendon Airports, Chobani, Sovereign Hill, many government

departments as well as musicians and artists from all over the world.

Her work has been featured in Rolling Stone, Ladies Home Journal, The

Age.

Emily Cheung is an exceptional businesswoman, public relations

specialist and proud mother, with more than 15 years of experience

shaping the careers of some of Australia’s most recognised recording

artists. A graduate of RMIT University with a degree in Professional

Communications, her passion for music led her to Sony Music in 2005,

where she quickly rose through the ranks from PR Assistant to WA

Promotions Manager and later VIC PR Manager, overseeing major

commercial radio and television accounts. In 2012, Emily founded On

The Map PR, an independent music publicity agency that has since

become a trusted name in the industry. As Managing Director, she has

delivered high-impact campaigns for leading artists including Tina

Arena, Kate Ceberano, Amy Shark, Ella Hooper and Montaigne. With a

boutique approach and deep industry knowledge, Emily and her team

have built a reputation for connecting artists with audiences through

tailored, innovative strategies.

Freya List is a versatile choreographer, movement director and educator working across theatre, film, TV, company works and music. Freya was recently

awarded the Green Room Award (Betty Pounder Award for Original Choreography) for her work on Cruel Intentions: The 90’s Musical and Next To

Normal. Other recent stage credits include: Candide

(Victorian Opera), Bright Star (Pursued by Bear- Green Room Nomination), National tours of Tick, Tick, Boom (StoreyBoard Entertainment) and Chess in Concert (StoreyBoard Entertainment). Freya is

passionate about how movement can enhance text, music and the story being told.

Vanessa Fernandez is a brand designer, creative consultant, and visual storyteller with over 20 years of experience working with artists, organisations, councils,

and brands. With a background in fine art, design, photography, and brand strategy, she specialises in creating authentic and beautifully crafted identities that capture the essence of her clients. Known for her collaborative and thoughtful approach, Vanessa has

delivered projects across the arts, education, hospitality, and small business sectors. Her collaborations include Arts

Centre Melbourne, Melbourne Jazz Festival, Moira Finucane, and Matchbox Pictures.

Claudia is a multidisciplinary

creative artist working in film, photography and dance in

Melbourne, Australia. Known for her diverse range of skills

in film production from art direction, editing, producing, cinematography, as well as choreography, costume and

set design. Her longstanding relationship with non-for- profit organisation Multicultural Arts Victoria has

engaged her with a diverse community of artists locally and internationally.

Claudia's fascination with storytelling and cultural exchange stems from her experiences in growing up

surrounded by the vibrant and diverse arts community of

Melbourne. She has facilitated dance, photography and film workshops across myriad festivals, community

events and youth initiatives. Aria award nominated for best video of the year for Mojo Juju’s “Native Tounge” music video, the clip also took out, “2018 Best Music video of the year” in the annual Tripple J awards. As a music

video maker she has collaborated with artist including Kaiit, Odette, Meg Mac and Thelma Plum. She has made

community-based short-form documentary and educational videos for World Vision Vanuatu, Desarts and

Papunya Tjupi Arts Centre.

A four-year collaboration with Michelle Grace Hunder, Her Sound Her Story is a vital part of Claudia's ongoing

contribution to the evolving conversation about women in Australian music. In 2018 Claudia received the Canon Australia film maker award acknowledging her

continuous contributions to film making within the Australian music industry.

Monica Gingold has earned her reputation of being an extremely

well rounded, credible artist in the fashion and beauty industry.

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Since 2005, Monica has worked with a long list of impressive clients, including Camila and Marc, Lorna Jane, David Jones, Myer, Decjuba, Lexus and many more. As a passionate, go-getting artist,

Monica has been able to travel overseas to work at New York Fashion Week, as well as home grown events including VAMFF and MBFWA, Melbourne Cup Carnival, Grand Prix and work across

television productions including X-Factor, Dancing with the Stars, The Logies, Brownlow Awards and The Aria’s. Monica has become the chosen make up artist for many top influencers and celebrities

including Steph Claire Smith, Tayla Damir, Megan Gale, Zoe Foster Blake, Sophie Monk, Olympia Valance, Guy and Jules Sebastian, Samantha Jade, Nicole Trunfio, James Blunt and many more.