Kate Croser

Film production In 2007, Croser went into partnership with producer Julie Ryan to form a new production company based in Adelaide, Cyan Films. Cyan's first feature film was initially described as a co-production with Kurdish-Iranian filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi and first time writer/director Granaz Moussavi, called Auction. However, Moussavi's first film was released as My Tehran for Sale, with no mention of Ghobadi, and had its world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival in February 2009. for SBS and the documentary film ''Michelle's Story'' for ABC Television. In 2024 KOJO joined the PMY Group. Executive positions Croser was appointed CEO of the South Australian Film Corporation in August 2019. she remains in the position. ==Other activities==

Croser has formerly served on the boards of the SAFC and of Ausfilm, and as feature film representative on the council of Screen Producers Australia. , Croser serves on several boards and other groups: • Trustee, Committee for Economic Development of Australia • Chair, SA Chapter, Chief Executive Women • Member, SA Leaders for Gender Equity • Board member, Workskil Australia • Member of the Creativity and Culture Industry Advisory Board of the University of Adelaide == Awards and recognition ==

Croser's films have been nominated for and won AACTA Awards. and in 2012 won the Best Short Fiction Film award at the inaugural Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards for The Palace. Hedone Productions was nominated for Australian Screen Business of the Year at the 2015 Screen Producers Australia Awards. In the same year, her ABC documentary ''Michelle's Story'' won the Adelaide Film Festival Audience Award. In 2023 she was a finalist in The Advertiser / Sunday Mail Woman of the Year Awards in the Leader of the Year category. == References ==