Aussie Gold Hunters is an unscripted, character-based 8 part factual series, set against the epic backdrop of the Western Australian Goldfields. Each one-hour episode interweaves the stories of our three prospecting teams as they move towards their season-long gold targets. (more…)
We are looking for a full-time creative producer to head up our factual development team based in our Perth office in Western Australia. (more…)
Our WW1 Centenary series The War That Changed Us recently won Best DocuDrama at the ATOM Awards. (more…)
Electric Pictures seeks documentary directors for an exciting new long running, character driven, unscripted television series set in Western Australia. (more…)
Electric Pictures is seeking a highly motivated individual with extensive professional experience for a new character driven factual television series set in Western Australia. (more…)
Coming up soon on 24 January The War That Changed Us will screen at the French TV film festival, FIPA – the Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels. (more…)
Electric Pictures has an opening for a Production Manager / Production Co-ordinator to join our team in East Fremantle. (more…)
The annual Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) Awards were held in Melbourne last Thursday and Electric Pictures was excited to have Enigma Man A Stone Age Mystery nominated for two awards. (more…)
One of our favourite cinematographers, Jim Frater, has picked up a slew of well earned awards at the recent ACS Awards for WA & SA held in Adelaide. And as the wins were all Electric Pictures’ productions we are of course especially pleased! (more…)
Recently, we were contacted by an academic based in Darwin who was after a research copy of Below The Wind. This is one of our older documentaries produced in 1993 and is about Indonesian sea gypsies as they struggle to continue their traditional customs and fishing in Australian waters. (more…)
Screen Producers Australia recently announced the finalists of the 14th Screen Producers Australia Awards. (more…)
Perth celebrated the Queen’s Birthday this Monday just gone so our DVD Store is having its own little celebration with a sale price for A Royal Romance, now $24.95. (more…)
