Image: Still from GFS Animation production Hubris. Created by Scott Walker.
Griffith Film School videos and productions
View the creative production outcomes from our Griffith Film School Bachelors, Honours, and Masters students from Film, Animation, and Games Design. Due to distribution restrictions, only authorised users are permitted to view the 2018 productions in full with a password.
Watch showreels from each discipline, student experience videos, and LiveLab productions below.
Griffith Film School showreels
2018 Animation showreel
Studying animation at Griffith will give you the skills to stand out in this global industry.
2018 Film Production showreel
Bring your vision to life on screen and make your creative ambitions a reality.
2018 Games Design showreel
Study Games Design at Griffith to create the next wave of games and virtual worlds.
Unrestricted selection of Griffith Film School productions
- Wolfe
- An intimate confessional from Nick, who learned through puberty that the imaginary friend in his head was real and violent.
Production credits
- Director: Claire Randall
- Producer: Shannen Tunnicliffe & Claire Randall
- DOP: Lachlan James Morton
- Animator: Lachlan James Morton
- Colourist: Lachlan James Morton
- Editor: Claire Randall & Liam Keogh
- Sound Recordist: Malcolm Bothma
- Sound Design: Damon Sheridan & Michael Laverty
- Composer: Jacob De Weger
- Illustrator: Jacob Duroux
- Luminous
- A troubled lighthouse keeper spends the night alone during the storm of the decade.
Production credits
- Writer/Director: Alex Greaves
- Producer: Shey-Lee Smith and Chelsea Lahra
- DOP: Elias de Wager
- Production Designer: Marina Pennisi
- Editor: Tom Baker
- Sound Designer: Alexandra King
- Composer: Jacob de Weger
- Visual Effects: Josh Kell
- Double
- After drinking a little too much wine while watching late-night infomercials, Edith wakes up to an odd purchase — her own clone express delivered to her door.
Production credits
- Writer/Director: Siobhan Domingo
- Producer: Monique Smith
- DOP: Declan Stevens-Robert
- Editor: Steph Gurdon
- Production Designer: Catherine Ball
- Sound Designer: Jack Campbell
- VFX: Steph Gurdon and Matthew Hobson
- Pond Scum
- A savvy teenager enacts some kooky revenge after a bogan cat calls her from his ute.
Production credits
- Writer/Director/Animator: Catriona Drummond
- Music: Andrew Markwell, Dog Legs
- Additional Cleanup: Madeleine Chan
- Ute supervision: Matt Beikoff, Laurence Feron-Farrell and Michelle Ringrose
- The Toll
- Basil is an enthusiastic, imaginative night worker at a tollbooth in the middle of nowhere. What he wants more than anything is company. But cars are rare. He spends his time alone building whimsical cardboard creations to entertain himself. It is only when Basil breaks the boom gates that a car finally arrives and his underdeveloped social skills are put to the test.
Production credits
- Writer/Director/Animator: Lachlan Pendragon
- Composer/Sound Design: Yasemin Boz
- Production Manager: Casrina Fullgrabe
- Additional Animator: Anissa Roberts
- Assistant Compositor/Assistant Prop Design: Anissa Roberts
- Samuel of the Sea
- Left upon a lighthouse doorstep as a baby, and raised by the gnarled sea-dog Ignatius; Samuel only knows the life of the sea. After acquiring the affections of the mean local fishmonger’s daughter, Petunia, Samuel has a chance to prove his worth. At the depths of the ocean, Samuel will discover the truth of his destiny.
Production credits
- Writer/Director/Animator: Rob Corless
- Production Manager: Kayleigh Cowley
- Animators: Sean Martin, Dan Gibbs, Camillia Peyroux, Ellie Goggin, Shaneale Hanning, and Christine Lin
- VFX: Hope Skeenan
- Sound Editor: James Ethell
- Music: Brent Wilson
Unrestricted selection of Master of Screen Production work
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Student experience videos
Two Weeks
Students and graduates combine theory and practice to create projects like Two Weeks – a Brisbane-based web-series exploring what it means to be young, queer, and uncertain.
Fruit Ninja Nation
Griffith Film School students had their work seen on a global scale through creating a YouTube mini series around the incredibly popular Fruit Ninja app.
Film Festival success
Griffith Film School students Claire Randall and Lachlan Morton share their elation after their documentary, Wolfe, was accepted into the Berlin International Film Festival.Mary Duong
Master of Screen Production graduate Mary Duong is using her skills developed in the postgraduate degree to create meaningful productions, like the nine-episode queer web series, Two Weeks.
Hugo Weaving collaboration
Students from Griffith's Livelab worked with Hugo Weaving to create a deeply personal short film about Weaving's 16 year old nephew who has autism spectrum disorder.
Morgan Healy
Master of Screen Production graduate Morgan Healy won the 2017 Australian Director’s Guild award for Best Student Direction for his short film Disabused.