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Liz Watts is an Australian film producer best known for Animal Kingdom (2010). [1] In 1997, with Vincent Sheehan and Anita Sheehan, and she formed Porchlight Films. [1] [2] around 2008. The company ceased operations on 20 June 2020. [3] In 2021 she struck an overall deal with Matchbox Pictures. [4] Selected filmography. Martha's New Coat (2003)
Liz Watts joined See-Saw Films (Aust) as Head of Film and Television in December 2021. Recent credits include Producer of feature film, The Royal Hotel (Director Kitty Green), Executive Producer...
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Liz Watts is See-Saw Films’ new head of television and film, Australia. Joint managing directors Emile Sherman and Iain Canning announced Watt’s appointment today, with The Animal Kingdom producer to oversee the development and production of all film and television projects out of See-Saw’s Sydney office, including joint venture Picking ...
Jun 2, 2023 · Riz Possnett’s mother Liz Watts was working on a PhD thesis on the topic when South Cambridgeshire District Council last year became the first to implement a trial to cut hours while staff remain...
Dec 8, 2021 · Liz Watts has been appointed as Head of Film and Television for See-Saw Films Australia (Firebite, The New Legends of Monkey, The End, Top of the Lake). She will oversee the development and production of all film and television projects out of See-Saw’s Australian office, including for its joint venture Picking Scabs with writer Sam Strauss.
Dec 8, 2021 · Slow Horses producer See-Saw Films has appointed former Porchlight Films exec Liz Watts to head up its operations in Australia. Watts will oversee the development and production of all film and TV projects out of See-Saw’s Australian office, including those from its joint venture Picking Scabs with writer Sam Strauss.
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Liz Watts. In her new role, Watts will oversee the development and production of all film and television projects out of See-Saw’s Australian office, including for its joint venture with writer Sam Strauss, Picking Scabs.
