360 Degree Films
360 Degree Films is a media production company based in Melbourne, Australia on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people.
We tell stories that matter in both short and long form across multi-platform environments. Our screen content extends to all corners of the globe. It’s insightful, entertaining and will empower and inspire people to see the world differently.
Principal Sally Ingleton has been a major player in the Australian industry for the past 35 years. Her award winning documentaries cover many genres and she has partnered with major broadcasters in Australia and internationally including ABC, BBC, PBS, SBS, National Geographic, Arte France, France TV, and ITV.
Apart from producing and directing Sally has contributed and supported the Australian industry by regularly teaching at film schools and mentoring young filmmakers.
Sally Ingleton
Sally has been producing and directing award-winning documentaries for over 35 years for domestic broadcasters ABC and SBS and international broadcasters such as WGBH NOVA, WNET Nature, BBC, Arte France, France TV and National Geographic TV.
In 2020 Sally produced and directed the feature documentary WILD THINGS with finance from Screen Australia, Screen Territory, Screen Tasmania and Film Victoria. The film could not have been made without the generous support of many private donors and Creative Partnerships Australia, Garry White Foundation, the Sunrise Project, Seeds For Change and Hamer Sprout Fund. The film is available for hosted and community based event screenings and was screened on SBS Viceland.
Other recent credits include co-producing with Naina Sen the 8 part SBS Food series JIMMY SHU’S TASTE OF THE TERRITORY, which was nominated for Best Lifestyle Series at the 2020 AACTA Awards, TAYAMANGAJIRRI, (NITV) which premiered at the Darwin International Film Festival, INDIAN WEDDING RACE (SBS), FRANTIC FAMILY RESCUE (ABC), THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN FLY (ABC) which was nominated for BEST SCIENCE JOURNALISM at the Australian Museum Eureka Awards in 2015; the 6 part nature series DEVIL ISLAND (ABC/ITV/FRANCE TV), ACID OCEAN for WGBH NOVA/SBS/ARTE FRANCE/ZDF/SVT which won BEST MARINE SCIENCE program at Blue Ocean Film Festival and was also a finalist in Australia’s premier science journalism prize the Eureka Awards, AUSTRALIA’S GREAT FLOOD (2011) for National Geographic Channel USA which won Best Documentary at the ASTRA Pay TV Awards 2012; KANGAROO MOB (2011) about the street smart kangaroos that live in Canberra for ABCTV, PBS Nature, RTBF, YLE and SVT; the hit nature soap series PENGUIN ISLAND for BBC1, ABC1 and Arte France; cult arts documentary JOHN GOLLINGS:EYE FOR ARCHITECTURE about the work of John Gollings; the multi award science nature winner SEED HUNTER (ABCTV, ARTE France, SVT, RTE); TWO MUMS AND A DAD (2006) Winner Dendy and ATOM Awards; WELCOME 2 MY DEAF WORLD (2005) AFI nominee Best Documentary and many more.
Sally is currently working with a number of emerging filmmakers and also produces short form content for NGO’s, community groups and Museums.
Noga Mizrahi
Accounts Manager
Noga is 360 Degree Films bookkeeper and her credits include over 20 documentary productions such as INDIAN WEDDING RACE, FRANTIC FAMILY RESCUE, THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN FLY, ACID OCEAN, DEVIL ISLAND and PENGUIN ISLAND.
Noga has worked for the Arts Industry Advisory Group since 2009.
Andrea Foxworthy
Producer/Production Manager
Andrea has been freelancing as a Production Manager at 360 Degree Films for the past 9 years where she has worked on INDIAN WEDDING RACE (2015), THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN FLY (2014), DEVIL ISLAND (2013) and ACID OCEAN (2013).
Her credits include Producing, Co-Producing, Line Producing and Production Managing a wide range of documentaries including BRAZEN HUSSIES (2020), PUTUPARRI AND THE RAINMAKERS (2015), SPERM DONORS ANONYMOUS (2015), ON HER SHOULDERS (2011), INDONESIA CALLING: JORIS IVENS IN AUSTRALIA (2009), AN UNSTOPPABLE FORCE (2008) AND HIDDEN TREASURES SERIES 2 (2008).