FOX DOOR FILMS

Writer / producer

Til Dorman

Queer screenwriter and producer from the Northern Territory. 

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After graduating screenwriting at the Victorian College of the Arts she completed an internship at Village Roadshow, providing script coverage and studying national distribution,  before becoming a note-taker for Princess Pictures.

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'What We’re Owed', a short she wrote was selected for the Sydney Women’s International Film Festival, a 2020 Atom Awards Finalist and Best Student Short Film at the Asian Film Festival Los Angeles.

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She wrote, directed and edited 'Thanks for the Memories', a short film entirely shot on iPhone, which was a semi-finalist at the 2019 SmartFone Flick Fest.

Til has spent several years working for Thinkative Television, as a researcher and verifier across the productions 'Tomorrow Tonight', 'The Weekly with Charlie Pickering' and 'Hard Quiz'.

She is currently a comedy writer for the award-winning ABC program 'Hard Quiz'.

Writer / producer 

Riley Longworth

Riley grew up in Frankston, raised on a steady diet of action and horror films. For him, having a job was just about having money to burn at the local video store. But this meant when he finished high school, he couldn’t afford a camera, so instead he turned to the pen.

He completed his screenwriting studies at the Victorian College of the Arts, while he worked as a script assessor for production companies XYZ, Village Roadshow and Zero Gravity Management.

Several of his screenplays have been optioned by major Australian production companies, and has received multiple screenwriting awards for his thriller script 'Hinder'.

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Riley is currently directing theatre, with his debut work 'You Can’t Escape An Aussie Boy' set to feature at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival after a popular run at The Butterfly Club, Melbourne.

When he’s not in development or directing, Riley works across a range of high-budget, American productions in both Melbourne and Sydney. His credits include 'Blacklight', 'La Brea', 'Better Man', 'The Fall Guy' and 'Ricky Stanicky'.

Producer

CJ Welsh

CJ is a Melbourne-based film producer, consultant, co-host of the www.pixflix.show podcast, and researcher in the fields of distribution and piracy.

In 2018 he Co-Produced his first narrative feature, ‘Disclosure’, which premiered at the 2020 Palm Springs International Film Festival and released in cinemas in 2021. Disclosure was nominated for Best Indie film at the 2021 AACTA awards and Best Director at the 2021 ADG awards.

CJ produced a feature documentary in 2020, ‘Do Nothing And Do it Well’, which went on to official selection at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2021 and won Best-In-Show at Canadian Labour International Film Festival 2021.

He was the Screen Production Coordinator at VCA Film & Television from 2019 to 2022, coordinating over 700 short films.

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He is currently developing multiple video games, producing a feature narrative, with two feature documentaries in post-production.