Other Projects
Short Cuts - film script
When a sophisticated gay Sydney hairdresser unexpectedly inherits his family’s struggling sheep farm, he must return to the ultra-conservative country town he fled years earlier. To claim the inheritance, Sean must successfully run the farm or lose everything to his violent, homophobic cousin Johnno. Armed with little more than determination, creativity and a loyal group of unlikely allies, Sean discovers that transforming the farm may also transform an entire town.
Found You - a love song
Found You Again is a heartfelt ballad about enduring love, second chances and the remarkable way some connections survive the passage of time. Inspired by a true story, the song follows two young lovers whose lives were separated by circumstance, only to be reunited decades later. Set against memories of Fiji skies and youthful dreams, Found You Again celebrates the idea that while time may change us, the heart never forgets the people who truly matter.
Not Our War - protest song
Not Our War, Mate is a sharp, satirical protest song that channels a distinctly Australian voice to explore the consequences of leadership, accountability and international conflict. Blending humour, frustration and pub-style honesty, the song tells the story of a powerful ally who starts a fight, alienates friends and then demands their support when things go wrong.
The Little Things - a rant
Little Things is a humorous, high-energy celebration of life’s everyday frustrations. From bad parking and movie snack rustlers to forgotten dog mess and missing indicators, the song shines a light on the small acts of thoughtlessness that drive us all crazy. Packed with wit, Australian humour and relatable observations, Little Things reminds us that while these minor annoyances may not be life-changing, a little more consideration could make the world a much better place.
The King's Speech - ode to democracy
The King’s Speech is a contemporary anthem that explores the most fundamental principle of democracy: that true leadership is measured not by the power it holds, but by the power it willingly limits. The song reflects on the fragile balance between authority, freedom and accountability, reminding us that the strength of a nation lies not in its rulers, but in its people. The King’s Speech celebrates the idea that democracy survives when every voice matters, every leader is accountable and no one stands above the law.
Antarctic Suite - images in sound
Frozen Prison is a song from a project in development capturing the grandeur of Antartica.
