Tea Van de Burgt

Tea Time - Fullisick Filmmaking Podcast

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Created by Australian production company Fullisick, Tea Time is a filmmaking podcast that explores career pathways, opportunities and achievements of filmmakers in the Australian film industry. Each episode features special guests that have made recent progress or achievements in the Australian screen industry. Hosted by writer and director Tea Van de Burgt, the podcast hopes to inspire Australian film practitioners on their journey in the industry, and provide insight for film lovers to appreciate the challenges Australian filmmakers experience in the industry.

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Apr 16, 2026

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E07: David Ward - Writing and Directing Lenore 16.04.2026

In this episode we are joined by writer and director David Ward, whose feature film Lenore is currently doing its festival rounds. Lenore is a psychological thriller- “When a controversial influencer suddenly disappears, a terminally online sycophant goes hunting for answers, but comes face-to-face with the monstrosity of his own sins.” If you’re listening to this episode before the 15th of May 20...

E06: Tavis Pinnington - Cinematography in Melbourne’s Landscape [Part Two] 25.03.2026

Today we have the second half of the podcast with Melbourne-based cinematographer Tavis Pinnington. In this part of the episode we talk about Westgate, the process, scheduling, and film festivals of the film, as well as Tavis’ other narrative works that he has completed recently. We delve into the importance of creating genuine ongoing relationships with other filmmakers, advice for cinematographe...

E05: Tavis Pinnington - Cinematography in Melbourne’s Landscape [Part One] 11.03.2026

Today we’re joined by Melbourne-based cinematographer Tavis Pinnington. For part one of the chat with Tavis, we discuss film school, the transition from sound department to cinematographer. We touch on first paid jobs, and the reality of making a living as a cinematographer. We look at pitching, commercials, spec ads, and all the creative documentation, specifically delving into his recent campaig...

E04: Adrian Ortega - Writing and Directing Westgate, festivals and distribution - the real secrets to the life of a film after post 25.02.2026

In today’s episode we are joined by Melbourne-based writer, director and producer Adrian Ortega, the director of feature films Westgate and Cerulean Blue, both of which were in MIFF and had decorated festival runs and award wins globally. He is the founder of Proud Wing Films, an Australian production company, where he also produces short films, championing debut and emerging filmmakers. Throughou...

E03: Matthew Higgs & Majella Davis - An Actor’s Handbook: The Talent Behind Award-Winning Short Film Once Ethereal 11.02.2026

Today we are joined by the talent of short film, Once Ethereal- Director, Writer, Editor and lead actor Matthew Higgs, and co-star and former Neighbours actor, Majella Davis. Throughout this episode, we touch on Once Ethereal, how it came to be- all the way up until its festival run. But we also talk about non-linear pathways into acting and directing, we focus a lot on acting training, studios, a...

E02: Gabriel Carrubba - Writing and Directing Sunflower, and All the Jobs in Between: The Reality of Being a Director in Australia 28.01.2026

Today we’re joined by Melbourne-based writer, director and producer Gabriel Carrubba, who discusses his debut feature film Sunflower , that was officially selected for MIFF, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Cinefest, and also had a buyers screening at Cannes. Gabriel talks about his transition from acting to directing, the many industry jobs he’s worked between projects, and the writing, casting, bu...

E01: Will Jones - Stunts, Directing, and Queer representation in Australian Webseries 15.01.2026

Today we are joined by writer, director, producer and stuntman Will Jones, who recently created the pilot episode of his web series “Queer Custodians”. Within the podcast, we talk about Will’s career in stunts, including his experiences with Margot Robbie and Liam Neeson, and being Master Chief in the trailer of Halo. We talk about his experience doing film studies on exchange with the New Columbo...

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