RENÉE WEBSTER

Renée has the rare ability to create and capture real moments. She has an instinct for spotting tiny glimpses of life, finding beauty in our daily existence and infusing these in her work.

As a director, Renée can be described as ‘audience focused or audience forward’ with instincts for comedy and emotion. She is attracted to comedies that are ‘more than comedy’. Particularly, she loves when you get an emotional journey alongside the comedic fun.

Renée connects with all kinds of talent, and works seamlessly with babies, actors and non-actors alike. Yes, even children.

Renée directed the short films Scoff and Edgar and Elizabeth which screened at festivals worldwide. In drama, Renée has a reputation for her delight in humour and exploring stories of courage and triumph. She was the set-up director for the children TV drama ITCH and a series director on both seasons of “The Heights”.

Recently Reneé has been kept busy with long form work including her internationally acclaimed debut feature film “How to please a woman”, and season two of the ABC series “Aftertaste”.