Meet the Creative Team
Bringing The Moth of Moonbi back to life takes more than research. It takes a passionate and skilled team dedicated to honouring the spirit of the original film while making it accessible to new audiences. Each member of our team brings their own expertise, vision, and love of storytelling to the project.
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Andrew is a PhD candidate at Griffith Film School, Griffith University. He is a researcher and filmmaker with a particular interest in film history and preservation. As a filmmaker, Andrew is interested in the intersection of drama and non-fiction storytelling. He is drawn to stories about cinema and community and enjoys exploring connections between the past and present in his work.
Andrew is keen to build on his earlier experience of recreating The Moth of Moonbi’s climactic cliff-fight scene and hopes that additional recreations of lost scenes will facilitate greater public access to and appreciation of Charles Chauvel’s original film.
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Ric Chauvel-Carlsson, Creative Consultant on the project, comes from a proud filmmaking heritage as the grandson of legendary pioneer, Charles Chauvel. With two decades of experience in the cinema industry, Ric has focused on film exhibition and nurturing screen culture, playing a key role in promoting diverse cinematic voices and enriching the cultural landscape.
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Carey is a writer/director living in Brisbane Qld. She has an interest in the silent era and dance films and combined those appetites for her doctoral film Empathy is the Devil. Apart from working as an academic in film, Carey does production design on shorts and indie features such as The Last Video Store and Appetite of a Nobody. After working as production designer on the first of Andrew’s The Moth of Moonbi recreations, she answered the call back to do more with a resounding YES!
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Georgie Pilling is a Queensland-based actor, assistant director, and all-rounder lover of making films. She began her journey in performing arts at a young age. After graduating high school, she continued her studies at the New York Film Academy and has also trained with several other organisations, including Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and The Australian Film & Television Academy. As an actor, Georgie has been involved in many productions across film, theatre and dance.
Georgie was involved in the earlier recreation of The Moth of Moonbi’s climactic cliff-fight scene and will reprise her role as “The Moth”, Dell Ferris. This role has been particularly special to Georgie, as she takes on the character originally portrayed by Doris Ashwin, and honours the legacy of the film’s original filmmakers.
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Dylan is an award-winning actor appearing in leading roles in the tv series Good Cop/ Bad Cop, the upcoming feature film Carnal Vessels, and in Ruff & Ruby, a Screen Queensland-funded web series which won Best Australian Web-Series at Gold Coast International Film Festival. Prior to this Dylan played the lead role in Screen Queensland-nominated short film The Last Day which showcased at BIFF, and the lead role in Deadly Sin which screened across Event Cinemas as part of the Sydney Science Fiction Film Festival.
Dylan was involved in the earlier recreation of The Moth of Moonbi’s climactic cliff-fight scene and will reprise his role as heroic jackeroo, Tom Resoult.
Photo: Paul Smith Photography
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Stephen Walker is a versatile actor known for his ability to bring humour to diverse roles. With a flair for both light-hearted and nuanced characters, Stephen has earned a place on the screen in popular series and films alike. His notable recent credits include Spit, Black Snow (S2), Apples Never Fall, Boy Swallows Universe, Young Rock and The Portable Door.
Stephen was involved in the earlier recreation of The Moth of Moonbi’s climactic cliff-fight scene and will reprise his role as villainous cattle-duffer, Black Bronson.
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Robin Gold's career in film and television spans several decades. He has worked on both sides of the camera, including 10 years in Sydney and six years in New York City.
Outside of film he has written everything from children's fiction for Random House Australia to articles on style for the British gentleman's publication The Chap.
Robin has recently been commissioned to develop and write an animated science-fiction series for an international award-winning film production company.