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Nadine is an impact-driven Producer and Director with over 20 years of experience working in social justice. She is an experienced human rights campaigner with extensive cultural consultation experience and knowledge, specialising in media, partnerships and political strategy.

Creative collaboration and genuine connection are at the heart of everything she does and is the foundations for the impact films she produces: Projects documenting post-earthquake cultural recovery practices in Indonesia, post-conflict landmine reduction and arms recovery in Cambodia, poverty reduction and food security programs throughout Asia and documentation of the lived experiences of Australia’s Stolen Generations for ActionAid, Austcare, WIRES, Nuclear Free Australia, Industrial Unions and The Australian Greens. She has worked on film and television productions for TedX, Made Up Stories, Stan, Warner Brothers, Bus Stop Films, ABC, SBS and a range of award-winning independently produced films including: Changemakers - An impact documentary following a community’s transition from fossil fuels to clean energy with First Nations Elders, residents, and unions standing in resistance to the AUKUS nuclear submarine proposal for the town • Koala Rescuers – A powerful and immersive impact series following WIRES volunteers on the frontline as they fight to save the last remaining koalas in the Sydney Basin from escalating car strike fatalities and relentless urban expansion, unfolding amid a growing housing crisis.

Nadine serves as the Acting Chair of Women in Film and TV Australia (WIFT NSW) and sits on MEAA’s ‘Represent’ campaign Working Charter - Equity & Diversity Committee.  

Nadine is passionate about culture, inclusive filmmaking and democratising screen distribution models.