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Past Projects

Son of a Gun

Writer/Director Julius Avery’s debut feature film is an action thriller starring Ewan McGregor, Brenton Thwaites and Alicia Vikander embroiled in Australia’s criminal underworld.

Where To Land

The latest feature from Hal Hartley, starring Bill Sage, Robert John Burke, and Edie Falco.

RAMS

When disaster strikes and disease threatens their flocks, can two warring brothers work together to save their sheep, their legacy, and their community? W: Jules Duncan D: Jeremy Sims , Sam Neill, Michael Caton, Miranda Richardson

Ned Rifle

The conclusion of Writer/Director Hal Hartley’s acclaimed HENRY FOOL trilogy starring Parker Posey, Aubrey Plaza, Thomas Jay Ryan and James Urbaniak.

Wasted on the Young

A crime thriller set in the ‘always on’ but socially disaffected world of an elite high school. Written and Directed by Ben C. Lucas and starring Alex Russell: Adelaide Clemens; and Oliver Ackland.

Judas Collar

In outback Australia, a wild camel is captured and fitted with a tracking device known as a Judas Collar. An award-winning short film written and directed by Alison James and produced by Brooke Tia Silcox.

Girl Like You

Exploring the unique and challenging reality of changing genders while in a relationship, Girl Like You follows a couple over six years; as they navigate the effects of new body parts, changing gender roles as well as battling their own evolving sexual identities. W/D/E: Samantha Marlowe & Frances Elliott P: Cody Greenwood In association with Rush Films.

Leaving LA

An animation collaboration between long-time WBMC friends Tim Minchin and Tee Ken Ng.

OtherLife

Netflix science fiction feature from Ben C. Lucas. Written by Gregory Widen, from the novel SOLITAIRE by Kelley Eskridge, and starring Jessica De Gouw.

Four Quarters

A sitcom where the results and headlines from the Australian Football League affected a week-to-week story about football, passion, and making time for your friends (while at the same time hoping their team loses by ten goals). W: Christian Barron & Kaleb McKenna D: Dogboy

Something In The Water

A feature rockumentary exploring the disproportionate success of the indie music scene from the most isolated city in the world. Featuring INXS, The Hoodoo Gurus, Tame Impala, The Triffids, John Butler, Eskimo Joe, Little Birdy, Abbe May, Birds of Tokyo etc etc etc.

Stage Changers

Filmed over eight years, Stage Changers follows The Last Great Hunt, a talented young theatre company, from near-obscurity to international success.

mY generation

Six part documentary series for SBS showcasing new directing talent and the issues and stories dominating discussion about generation Y.

Led by Aidan O’Bryan, WBMC is a collaborative, creative production company headquartered on Wardandi Land in Western Australia. Recent production RAMS, starring Sam Neill, Michael Caton and two time Academy Award nominee Miranda Richardson was the number one Australian film of 2020. Other notable work includes SON OF A GUN starring Ewan McGregor and Academy Award winner Alicia Vikander; feature films WASTED ON THE YOUNG and OTHERLIFE from Ben C. Lucas; Hal Hartley’s NED RIFLE starring Aubrey Plaza and James Urbaniak, and his upcoming WHERE TO LAND starring Parker Posey and Edie Falco; and award-winning documentaries STAGE CHANGERS and GIRL LIKE YOU.

In addition to our own work, WBMC is happy to work with Creatives and Producers looking to film in Australia. We have helped a wide range of partners from the UK; Ireland; Germany; Canada; and the USA, as well as many friends in Australia looking to shoot in WA. Feel free to <get in touch> for assistance with
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With a background in digital development, WBMC was responsible for Australia’s most prolific legal television download site and produced the first television series in the world to incorporate SMS voting, as well as a range of award-winning interactive, arts and social media work for partners including Apple, BMW, Vodafone, Google, and Facebook.