OUR TEAM
KYLIE AOIBHEANN
Writer & Director
PRONOUNS
she/her
CONTACT
kylie@innerpictures.com.au
Kylie Aoibheann is a trans Australian writer, director and editor based in Naarm/Melbourne.
Her short supernatural horror THE DYSPHORIA won awards at Fantastic Fest (Short Fuse Winner), Brooklyn Horror Film Festival (Best Director) and Melbourne Queer Film Festival (City of Melbourne Award for Best Australian Short Film) – and was nominated for an AWGIE Award.
Produced with the support of Queer Screen and Screen Australia, THE DYSPHORIA went on to screen at countless other festivals worldwide - including Melbourne International Film Festival, Fantasia, Palm Springs International ShortFest, Tampere Film Festival, BFI Flare, Odense International Film Festival, Beyond Fest and Overlook Film Festival.
Kylie’s other short films include the psychological horror SEE FOR YOURSELF, streaming in Australia on national broadcaster ABC iView, and upcoming body horror WHAT’S BETWEEN YOUR LEGS, shortlisted for an Emerging Writers’ Award by the Australian Writers’ Guild.
OLIVER ELLIS
Producer
PRONOUNS
they/them
CONTACT
oliver@innerpictures.com.au
Oliver Ellis is a trans, nonbinary producer based in Naarm/Melbourne.
They produced the short supernatural horror THE DYSPHORIA - winner of Best Picture in Fantastic Fest’s horror shorts program Short Fuse, and the City of Melbourne Award for Best Short Film at Melbourne Queer Film Festival. THE DYSPHORIA went on to screen at countless other festivals, including Melbourne International Film Festival, Fantasia, Palm Springs International ShortFest, Tampere Film Festival and BFI Flare.
Other short films produced by Oliver include the psychological horror SEE FOR YOURSELF (streaming on ABC iView), queer romance Asexy (featured in ABC Queer and Star) and documentaries FAREWELL HAPPY FIELDS (with author Fiona Wright) and CODA (with performance artist Jodee Mundy OAM).
In 2021, Oliver was selected as one of Minus18’s inaugural Young Leaders, and they continue to advocate for trans and queer Australians with organisations such as VicHealth.