"I couldn't envision a more suitable place worldwide to create films": the Gold Coast's growing creative community
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After two decades in London, Brisbane-born filmmaker Christopher Amos returned to Australia to chase his dream of making feature films with global appeal, and chose the Gold Coast as home base. In this IF feature he makes the case for the region: diverse settings that double convincingly for international locations, significant independent studio facilities, and an exceptional crew. Amos, a filmmaker, journalist and LGBT+ activist whose documentary Hating Peter Tatchell earned an Australian Directors' Guild nomination, reflects on the Gold Coast's growing creative community.
