About Ian Thomson

In addition to working as a freelance creative, strategist and director, Ian currently leads the Advertising and Media faculty at Macleay College - facilitating innovation, creativity and branding workshops. His freelance work as a director and scriptwriter has seen him create commercials, corporate films and documentaries both in Australia and overseas. His latest film "OUT in the line-up"​ is currently screening at a number of international festivals and has picked up awards in Australia, America and Europe.

Festival Selections and Screenings

We are pleased to announce the following festival selections and public screenings:

6TH MUMBAI SHORTS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017

December 10, 2017 8.00 am to 6.00 pm / Residency Hotel, Suren Road, Andheri-Kurla Rd, Andheri East, Mumbai 400 093 / http://miniboxoffice.com/mumbaishortsinternationalfilmfestival

BYRON BAY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017

October 12, 2017 7pm / Brunswick Picture Hall / http://tix.bbff.com.au/session.asp?sn=The+Invisible+Edge&s=159

THE BIG ANXIETY Interactive Arts Festival 2017

Screening as part of the Visual Matrix sessions at THE BLACK DOG INSTITUTE / September 25, 2017, 5.30pm /Hospital Road, Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick / https://www.thebiganxiety.org/events/the-invisible-edge/

THE MINDSCAPE FILM FESTIVAL  2017

Finalist / Los Angeles / Screened from July 10- August 4, 2017

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Press & Editorial

ELI LIVE / YouTube Interview with Eli Gallagher and Ian Thomson

ABC RADIO / Interview with Ian Thomson about Suicide Prevention

BYRON BAY FILM FESTIVAL / Mental health film program 

ABC ONLINE

‘Short film The Invisible Edge uses creative arts to tackle stigma of rural youth suicide’ / Dec 2016 by Jennifer King

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-06/the-invisible-edge-film-tackles-rural-youth-suicide/8029792

ART WITH IMPACT / Dec 2016 

https://www.artwithimpact.org/suicide-rural-australia-gets-voice-invisible-edge/

AUSTRALIAN FARMERS / 14 December 2016 by Ian W Thomson 

https://www.farmers.org.au/content/nff/en/community/blog/can-the-creative-arts-improve-mens-mental-health-rural-australia-121216.html

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A Short Film about Two Brothers in Rural Australia

After breaking down on stage during his first international piano recital, David returns to the family farm heavily medicated and with a sense of failure. He’s picked up at the regional airport by his larrikin older brother Jack. After Jack’s sky-larking causes a near collision with a semi-trailer, he talks David into taking a detour via the Gorge where they spent much of their childhood.  As they climb the peak David relives the oppressive nature of their relationship, until at wit’s end he’s forced to make a final decision.

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