EOI Producer's Attachment

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Producer's Attachment

The Production team and Screen Tasmania are calling for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from eligible emerging Tasmanian screen practitioners for an attachment with award winning producer, Kristian Moliere of Triptych Pictures.

This is a six-week Producer's Attachment can be undertaken either full time or part time and can be performed remotely in Tasmania, while Kristian remains based in South Australia.

The successful practitioner will gain practical insight into the post production process and delivery of a feature film including:

  • Managing delivery schedules
  • Tracking contractual deliverables
  • Co-ordinating with international distributors
  • Participating in discussions with distribution and sales partners
  • Understanding contracts and other legal obligations
  • Contributing to funding acquittals 

NOTE: This attachment position will be working with the producer across the final stages of a feature film and will not be on location or set.

The successful applicants will be selected by the Kristian and the Triptych Production team.

EOIs must be submitted by the end of the day (23:59) on Friday 13 November 2026.

Screen Tasmania will then screen for eligibility with shortlisted applications sent to the production company.

If you have any questions, please contact Screen Tasmania, info@screen.tas.gov.au 

About Kristian Moliere

Kristian Moliere is an award-winning Australian film and television producer whose credits include the internationally acclaimed feature The Babadook (2014), winner of more than 40 international awards, alongside Boxing Day, Lucky Country and the AACTA-nominated television miniseries Wake in Fright.

He is currently producing The Mannequin, directed by Sean Byrne.

Triptych Pictures is an independent production company based in South Australia, making quality, compelling screen content for cinema, television and online for both domestic and international audiences. Their slate encompasses drama, factual and new media. 

Eligibility and Assessment

After the closing date for Expressions of Interest (EOI), Screen Tasmania Project Officers check applications against eligibility criteria and forward applications to the production for assessment.

Eligibility criteria: 

To be eligible, applicants must:

  • be a Tasmanian resident;

  • be available for the advertised attachment dates and able to meet its location and time commitments;

  • meet any essential requirements specified for the attachment, such as prerequisite skills or licences; and

  • be seeking supervised skills development in the advertised role.

  • not be a full time student

Assessment criteria

Eligible applications will be assessed against:

  1. Readiness for the role: Relevant skills, training or experience demonstrating the applicant’s ability to participate in the attachment. Evidence may include study, personal projects, transferable work experience or screen credits.

  2. Learning goals: Clear, specific skills or knowledge the applicant wishes to develop, and how these relate to the advertised role.

  3. Career benefit: How the attachment would address a gap in the applicant’s experience and support their next step towards work in the screen industry.

  4. Capacity to contribute and work with others: Examples demonstrating reliability, teamwork and the ability to take direction and respond to feedback.