About

Amber is responsible for client service, project and traffic management within the team, as well as digital, print and out of home advertising.

Throughout her career Amber has maintained roles across a number of creative disciplines including events, experiential marketing, digital content and television production. Her dynamic set of skills and experience has given her the confidence to take on and successfully execute projects of all shapes and sizes.

Over the years Amber has worked on key accounts including Hendrick’s Gin, Cirque Du Soleil, Apple, BMW and Harley Davidson – on everything from national brand activations, to roadshows and conferences; awards nights and gala dinners; pop up bars and exclusive industry events; product launches and opening parties. She has also produced online training programs for RMS and Dell Alienware, as well as digital and live event content for Subaru, Canon, Vodafone. Amber has also worked in art department and production roles on various television productions including Australia’s Got Talent, X-Factor and Relocation Relocation.

Her creative mind and natural flair for planning and problem solving, enables her to look at projects holistically and bridge the gap between creative and account management.

Gemma began her creative career in photography and video production working with a variety of clients ranging from fashion & music moving through to high end corporate clients in the finance and local government sectors.

Gradually moving into project management and producing, Gemma has a great understanding of tightly run timelines and keeping client communication top of mind throughout the process.

Her big heart and “mother hen” mentality combined with a creative imagination and attention to detail make Gemma a natural leader for the Rhythm team. Alongside Adam, Gemma has created a kind and open culture for those who join, collaborate or work with Rhythm in any capacity.

Adam’s first love has always been the moving image. His strong thirst for all things creative has driven him to work in print, digital and screen, while earning his industry stripes working in production companies, small design studios and large advertising agencies.

Despite being a self-confessed late bloomer, Adam’s journey has taught him to master the art vs business balance. This talent when coupled with his breadth of skills enabled a quick elevation through the ranks into senior director roles in prominent digital and advertising agencies.

With experience in creating killer film and digital content for a wide range of clients, including government, retail, hospitality, leisure and tourism, sport and the arts, Adam’s greatest asset is the passion to communicate and get results.

In 2018 Adam was recognised for his post production skills winning the prestigious PADC Dimond Skull Award for Editor of the Year and a Silver Skull for his work on the Kimberley AFL TVC. In 2019 Adam followed up with both the Director of the Year and the Editor of the Year at the PADC Diamond Skull Awards.

John specialises in directing, editing and motion graphics for online content. He began his career in his native Toronto, working up from production assistant on various national TVCs to a Content Creator for major Canadian government organisations and brands, including Canada’s Olympic Junior Ice Hockey team.

Upon moving to Perth, John worked in post production and content creation roles in the film and online space, including the internationally acclaimed Perth indie film ‘Hounds of Love’.

John has produced videos for the Perth Wildcats, Kleenheat, Bankwest, UWA, DIAB, Shire of Northam and City of Perth.

Frank Carroll is an English born director who has called Perth his home since 2015. Upon graduating from film school, Frank began making independent short films before entering the realm of commercials and advertising. He has created a range of content for local and national brands such as Specsavers, Telstra, Perth Heat Baseball, Western Australia Police, Cancer Council and many others.

Frank has a passion for engaging audiences through smart storytelling and nuanced performances. Adept at working with actors and non-actors, Frank is comfortable directing scripted or documentary-style campaigns.

Known for his rigorous attention to detail, a penchant for humour

Chris’ journey in filmmaking started at a young age through skateboarding. This format has undoubtedly shaped his style as a filmmaker. Chris loves working on artistic and unique commercial projects. As a director coming from a cinematography background Chris cares a lot about the look and feel of his works.

This passion has seen Chris delve into analog film formats. The challenging aspect and indistinguishable look of film is something that Chris feels strongly about preserving. Despite being a dying breed in commercial filmmaking Chris aims to introduce the format back into some areas of the Perth commercial landscape.

Chris maintains a career in wedding cinematography. He has developed a strong brand within the highly competitive industry and understands on a personal level of the importance of quality marketing material. Chris has filmed weddings across the world and Australia and believes the medium has provided a strong foundation for his directorial endeavours with experience in sound, lighting, cinematography and direction.

DOP, drone operator and photographer – Justin Griffiths has a unique position within today’s rapidly evolving photographic industry. He is a new breed of photographer that shoots both Motion and Stills.

He has a film background of over a decade, working on large scale films in Vancouver, London, Sydney and Melbourne on such films as, ‘Wolverine’ and ‘The Great Gatsby’.

Justin’s experience with Rhythm goes back many years and includes jobs with clients like Riverstone Custom Homes, DIAB, Once Upon A Run, Department of Education and Department of Health.

Justin is exclusively represented by Rhythm.

Lauren Elliott is one of Western Australia’s most groundbreaking comedy producers. In 2019, she released three web series – cult Indigenous comedy series, KGB on ABC iview, The Big Spaghetti on YouTube and LIFT on 10Peach.

Lauren has a wealth of experience in film & TV, marketing, public relations and events having worked in Australia, the UK and the US.

She was the winner of the inaugural Screenwest Emerging Producer’s Initiative in 2015 and was awarded $100,000 to put towards projects and professional development. Following her win, she spent six months learning the Hollywood ropes at Red Hour Films and Abso Lutely Productions in Los Angeles and now splits her time between Perth, Sydney and LA.

Initially, Joe wanted to be a writer. When he got to uni, he realised that the producers hire the writers. So he became a producer. He then decided he liked producing more. Now, his work has been featured in renowned festivals around the world, is viewed by hundreds of millions of people, broken scientific ground and most importantly, made a positive impact.

That’s what drives Joe and the content he creates. Whether it’s sailing Greta Thunberg across the Atlantic, putting a microscopic camera down the throat of a beatboxer or telling the stories of voiceless communities, Joe lives in this space for the positive impact he can create.

After completing a Bachelor of Arts (Style & Design) at the Zurich University of Arts and finding a keen interest in motion pictures, Nadja was lead to one of Zurich‘s busiest advertising film production companies, Shining Pictures.

During her 2.5 years with the company, Nadja worked across all aspects of production and post production; organising film shoots, costume and prop styling, location scouting, casting and editing.

In October 2017 Nadja left Shining Pictures to freelance, enabling her to pursue her passion for film making and editing, as well as photography and graphic design.

Due to a vast number of projects in a variety of roles – anywhere from infancy to completion, Nadja is confident in solely delivering products from storyboarding, all the way through to the final cut.