KOJO TEAMS UP WITH HEDONE PRODUCTIONS

Creative services business KOJO is joining forces with Hedone Productions to create a new film and television production business under the KOJO Entertainment brand.

Hedone’s producer, Kate Croser will join KOJO as Head of Production and Development, bringing Hedone’s existing slate of projects over to KOJO. Fellow Hedone principal Sandy Cameron will also produce Hedone’s slate at KOJO and continue to work as a freelance screenwriter.

Ms Croser’s credits include the critically acclaimed time travel comedy The Infinite Man; AACTA nominated SBS cult comedy series Danger 5; ABC documentary film Michelle’s Story (winner of the 2015 Adelaide Film Festival Audience Award); and the Australian-Iranian feature film collaboration My Tehran for Sale. Kate is a current member of the Board of Directors of the South Australian Film Corporation, and serves as a feature film representative on the council of Screen Producers Australia.

Dale Roberts, CEO of KOJO: “I am excited to have Kate Croser join KOJO Entertainment as Head of Production & Development. Our companies saw an opportunity to play to each others strengths by combining our experience, network and creativity. Kate has extraordinary instincts for developing and producing engaging content. Her depth of experience will invigorate our slate as well as offer our partners new opportunities to collaborate,” said Mr Roberts.

Kate Croser said, “KOJO are a highly experienced film and entertainment company with a national presence and strong international partnerships. I am delighted to bring Hedone’s slate of projects to KOJO Entertainment and look forward to building upon the strong foundations at KOJO to create exciting screen content for national and international audiences,” said Ms Croser.

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