Associate Professor Kylie Boltin of Screen and Media at Edith Cown University.
Kylie is a multiple Walkley award-winning journalist and producer in the categories of Digital Storytelling (2014 for Cronulla Riots: The Day that Shocked the Nation (https://www NULL.sbs NULL.com NULL.au/cronullariots/)) and Innovation (2022 for Ravi and Emma (https://raviandemma NULL.sbs NULL.com NULL.au/)). Kylie is also the recipient of a NSW Premier’s Literary Award for screenwriting (2021: Missing (https://www NULL.sbs NULL.com NULL.au/missing/)) amongst other local and international awards.
Kylie currently works in the School of Creative Humanities, at ECU as an Associate Professor of Screen and Media. Previously, she worked at SBS Australia as a commissioning editor and executive producer, across interactive, multiplatform, TV, and OnDemand. Her experience at SBS and NITV commissions as a secondment, includes feature documentaries, TV series, single programs, social media, and the web. Kylie has provided coverage on multiple TV series in development working with both emerging and established writers and adapting existing materials. She is currently a Chief Investigator in a successful ARC Grant.
Kylie’s projects are culturally and linguistically diverse and she strives for best practice co-creation across all her writing, academic, and project-based work. Her work has been widely exhibited at film festivals including SXSW in Austin, Texas, and International Documentary Festival Amsterdam where she was most recently awarded the IDFA Creative Technology Award.
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Main photo credit: Tamara Dean (Missing/ SBS)
Photo of Kylie: Chris Hopkins