360 Degree Films

03.06.2019 DELICIOUS DARWIN

Sally Ingleton and Naina Sen are about to start shooting an 8×25 minute series for SBS Food. The series will be presented by Darwin chef Jimmy Shu and will showcase the multicultural food of Darwin and the Top End.

The series is a Joint Initiative of Screen Territory and SBS Food.

03.06.2019 WILD THINGS Secures Screen Australia Producer Funding

Sally Ingleton is the Producer and Director on the feature documentary WILD THINGS, which is in the final stages of financing.

It’s been a long haul of writing many funding applications over the past 12 months.

So far funding has been committed by Screen Territory and Screen Australia and Screen Tasmania is pending.

Thanks to our magnificent donors who have helped keep the production on the road as we have been filming many key events in the environment movement over the past few months including the School Strike Movement, the Stop Adani Convoy and the many protests that have been underway by community groups such as Grey Power and Extinction Rebellion.

You can support WILD THINGS via at philanthropic donation at the Documentary Australia Foundation.

03.06.2019 NITV Approves NIGHT PATROL Rough Cut!

NIGHT PATROL is a half hour documentary that follows the work of community leaders on the Tiwi Islands who are helping keep the kids in school by running a safety program during the day and night. The program is directed by Charmaine Ingram.

We hope to finish the documentary in early July 2019.

NIGHT PATROL is produced with the assistance of NITV, Screen Territory and Screen Australia.

(Image caption: Sally Ingleton (LEFT), Director Charmaine Ingram (RIGHT)).

10.10.2018 NIGHT PATROL in Development

Sally Ingleton is working with Indigenous Director Charmaine Ingram, to develop a half hour series about the Night Patrol at Yuendumu.

Night Patrol follows a charismatic team of Aboriginal men and women who patrol the streets of Yuendumu from dusk until dawn ensuring that kids and families stay safe.

Development of the project has been supported by Screen Australia.