Andrew Dillon

Andrew is an Indigenous filmmaker who is a descendant of both the Dharug and Kamilaroi people. He is an award-winning writer-producer and director, who has extensive experience in development, production, marketing and distribution. In 2014, Andrew was recruited by the Federal Government's key screen Agency (Screen Australia) as a Development & Production Executive, working initially within Screen Australia's Indigenous Department, supporting and overseeing the resurgence of Indigenous driven storytelling. Andrew is the first Indigenous Australian to work within Screen Australia's Mainstream Production and Investment Management Team. During his tenure, he managed numerous Indigenous based screen initiatives, working across a diverse slate of television drama, online-content, VR, documentaries and feature films, his credits include 'Shadow Trackers', 'Cleverman', 'SPEAR', 'Little J & Big Cuz', 'Servant or Slave', 'The New Adventures of Monkey', 'Alien: Covenant', 'Five Bedrooms', 'Black Comedy', 'Blue Water Empire', 'Grace Beside Me', 'Goldstone', 'Bluey', 'Mystery Road The TV Series', 'Danger Close', 'Heart and Bones' and 'Sweet Country'.