AIDC 2023 ADVISORY COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED
MEET THE EXPERTS HELPING SHAPE OUR NEXT EVENT
AIDC is proud to reveal the 12 members of the AIDC 2023 Advisory Committee, a group of Australian and international experts tasked with guiding the development of the next conference in March 2023.
Revised and renewed annually, the Advisory Committee consists of professionals, executives and thought leaders drawn from a range of backgrounds.
The members will play an important role in shaping the sessions, masterclasses, roundtables, marketplace activities and pitching forums comprising AIDC 2023.
Their contributions help to ensure that AIDC remains an industry-leading event with a highly relevant program, offering unique and practical insights into the trends and challenges of the current (and future) nonfiction sector.
The AIDC 2023 Advisory Committee members are:
- Amanda Hillsberg Arya, Director, Documentary, Participant (US)
- Julian Chou-Lambert, Acquisitions Manager, TVF (UK)
- Fatima Salaria, Managing Director, Naked Television (UK)
- Angela Bates, Head of First Nations, Screen Australia (AUS)
- Kalita Corrigan, Commissioning Editor/Executive Producer, ABC Arts, ABC (AUS)
- Bettina Dalton, Executive Producer, Principal, Wildbear Entertainment (AUS)
- Amanda Duthie, Head of Stan Originals (AUS)
- Marc Fennell, Critic, Journalist, Television Presenter and Producer (AUS)
- Charby Ibrahim, Founder, Marhaba Films (AUS)
- John-Paul Marin, Co-Founder, Director, Distil Immersive (AUS)
- Joseph Maxwell, Head of Documentaries, SBS (AUS)
- Sarah Thornton, Head of Popular Factual, Network 10 (AUS)
“We are honoured to welcome such a broad and diverse line-up of talent to the 2023 AIDC Advisory Committee,” said AIDC CEO / Creative Director, Natasha Gadd.
“Responding to our theme Agents of Change, these local and international committee members will help shape a world-class program that shines a spotlight on the changemakers creating bold documentary and factual content with real-world impact!”