Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
lutruwita/Tasmania
Three-channel video Installation, sound, bush scents, camphor laurel stools | 11 mins 11 secs | 2014
Originally exhibited as a three-channel video installation, Love Eyes is an multi sensory experience intended to inspire and deepen our connection with and appreciation for nature.
Filmed and edited by Eliya Cohen
2015 - Love Eyes exhibited at Hatched: The National Graduate Show, at PICA (Perth Institute of Contemporary Art)
2015 - Emerging, at the Gosford Regional Art Gallery
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Short documentary | 4m 48s | 2015
Co-directed with Neil Morris (DRMNGNOW)
Filmed and Edited by Eliya Cohen
Written by Neil Morris
Music by Albert Milne (Kid Heron)
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
lutruwita/Tasmania
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
Feature Film | 1h 35m | 2018
DIRECTOR: Imogen Thomas
DOP: Michael Gibbs
2nd UNIT CINEMATOGRAPHER: Eliya Cohen
Watch SIDELINES on SBS On Demand HERE
Director and Cinematographer: Eliya Cohen
Producer: Paul Moran
Nominated for Best Short-Form Documentary at the Inaugural Australian International Documentary Conference Awards, π€π’π€π£
Nominated for Short Film Production of the Year at the π€π’th Screen Producers Australia Awards, π€π’π€π€
Official Selection, Melbourne Documentary Film Festival π€π’π€π’
Worimi country, NSW
For Rikky
Director & editor - Freyja Fox
Cinematographer - Eliya Cohen
Costume & design - Lisa Twomey
Production assistant - Maddison Costello
Titles - Isabella Sanasi
Starring Hewett & Cameron as Baby Beef
(c) 2022 doyouthinkyouscareme productions
Frame grabs from a shoot for North Bondi Fish, 2022
For Rikky
Director & editor - Freyja Fox
Cinematographer - Eliya Cohen
Costume & design - Lisa Twomey
Production assistant - Maddison Costello
Titles - Isabella Sanasi
Starring Hewett & Cameron as Baby Beef
(c) 2022 doyouthinkyouscareme productions
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
Three-channel video Installation, sound, bush scents, camphor laurel stools | 11 mins 11 secs | 2014
Originally exhibited as a three-channel video installation, Love Eyes is an multi sensory experience intended to inspire and deepen our connection with and appreciation for nature.
Filmed and edited by Eliya Cohen
2015 - Love Eyes exhibited at Hatched: The National Graduate Show, at PICA (Perth Institute of Contemporary Art)
2015 - Emerging, at the Gosford Regional Art Gallery
Three-channel video Installation, sound, bush scents, camphor laurel stools | 11 mins 11 secs | 2014
Originally exhibited as a three-channel video installation, Love Eyes is an multi sensory experience intended to inspire and deepen our connection with and appreciation for nature.
Filmed and edited by Eliya Cohen
2015 - Love Eyes exhibited at Hatched: The National Graduate Show, at PICA (Perth Institute of Contemporary Art)
2015 - Emerging, at the Gosford Regional Art Gallery
For Rikky
Director & editor - Freyja Fox
Cinematographer - Eliya Cohen
Costume & design - Lisa Twomey
Production assistant - Maddison Costello
Titles - Isabella Sanasi
Starring Hewett & Cameron as Baby Beef
(c) 2022 doyouthinkyouscareme productions
"Mental health and homelessness need to be talked about together. Resolving homelessness cannot simply be about physical shelter: psychological issues need to be an integral part of the discussion. My intention with PICTURING HOME is to show that by providing mental health support, we can simultaneously help to resolve some of the physical trauma that comes with experiencing homelessness." - Annette Cohen, director.
Picturing Home follows the journey of Jai Jaru, born in Thailand and adopted by a family from Adelaide. Jai escapes to Sydney, but instead ends up homeless on and off for twenty years. One day, Jai is given a disposable camera, which ends up changing her life.
Picturing Home was filmed over three years in inner Sydney.
With a community photo competition as the backdrop, the film explores the difficult journey of the homeless through our guide Jai. We learn how she got to where she is, the struggle to fit in to society and how she sees the world through her camera lens. The story culminates in Jai's first solo photography exhibition.
This is a story of the importance of home, of human frailty, and ultimately finding connection and hope.
Producer, director Annette Cohen
Co-Producers Marcus Gillezeau, Richard Wilmot
Director of Photography Richard Wilmot
Cinematography Annette Cohen, Eliya Cohen
Writer, editor Marcus Gillezeau
Music Guy Gross
Sound design Damian Jory
Executive Producer Ellenor Cox
Produced with support from FujiFilm, the City of Sydney, and the Documentary Australia Foundation.
Still photographs of the Djaadjawan Dancers from: Ngawiya Maan (we take to give), an audio visual piece by Amanda Jane Reynolds, Stella Stories, Australian Museum 2018
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
Short documentary | 4m 48s | 2015
Co-directed with Neil Morris (DRMNGNOW)
Filmed and Edited by Eliya Cohen
Written by Neil Morris
Music by Albert Milne (Kid Heron)
"Mental health and homelessness need to be talked about together. Resolving homelessness cannot simply be about physical shelter: psychological issues need to be an integral part of the discussion. My intention with PICTURING HOME is to show that by providing mental health support, we can simultaneously help to resolve some of the physical trauma that comes with experiencing homelessness." - Annette Cohen, director.
Picturing Home follows the journey of Jai Jaru, born in Thailand and adopted by a family from Adelaide. Jai escapes to Sydney, but instead ends up homeless on and off for twenty years. One day, Jai is given a disposable camera, which ends up changing her life.
Picturing Home was filmed over three years in inner Sydney.
With a community photo competition as the backdrop, the film explores the difficult journey of the homeless through our guide Jai. We learn how she got to where she is, the struggle to fit in to society and how she sees the world through her camera lens. The story culminates in Jai's first solo photography exhibition.
This is a story of the importance of home, of human frailty, and ultimately finding connection and hope.
Producer, director Annette Cohen
Co-Producers Marcus Gillezeau, Richard Wilmot
Director of Photography Richard Wilmot
Cinematography Annette Cohen, Eliya Cohen
Writer, editor Marcus Gillezeau
Music Guy Gross
Sound design Damian Jory
Executive Producer Ellenor Cox
Produced with support from FujiFilm, the City of Sydney, and the Documentary Australia Foundation.
Fuerza Bruta, NYC, 2011
Short Film | 8 mins | 2017
Director: Junior Sala
Cinematographer: Eliya Cohen
In collaboration with The Heart Collective and Neil Morris.
Co-produced and edited by Sophie Penkethman-Young and myself.
Large scale projection for VIVID Sydneyβs Path to the Future installation to support Reconciliation Week
Stills from an audiovisual piece by Sinsa Mansell, for Liberty ~ Hobart Currents, at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (2021).
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Short Film | 8 mins | 2017
Director: Junior Sala
Cinematographer: Eliya Cohen
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Short Film | 15 min | 2023
Official Selection 32nd Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2023
Written and Directed by Danielle Baynes
Produced by Danielle Baynes and Andrew Burford
Cinematography by Eliya Cohen
Ghost Gear was supported through the BRUNY20 Award with production investment from Bruny Island Foundation for the Arts.
Koko for Haus of Helmutti
Styled by Verity Mackey
Still from AFTRS Production Design Workshop, 2018
Alex at home in our lounge room, Providence, RI. 2011
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
Music video for Joseph Liddy and the Skeleton Horse
Video by Eliya Cohen
2016
lutruwita/Tasmania
Music video for Joseph Liddy and the Skeleton Horse
Video by Eliya Cohen
2016
2010
Delta 3200 35mm. Series of ten silver gelatin prints, selenium toned.
Frame grabs from a shoot for North Bondi Fish, 2022
Styled by Lisa Twomey
Love Eyes at Hatched: National Graduate Show, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
Shot on Portra 400, 120mm
