TERRITORY HYBRID GENRE AND CULTURALLY AUTHORED STORYTELLING.

TERRITORY HYBRID GENRE AND CULTURALLY AUTHORED STORYTELLING.

TERRITORY HYBRID GENRE ‍ ‍

CULTURALLY AUTHORED STORYTELLING

HONEY ANT PRODUCTIONS

SHOWCASE

Samantha Laughton, Co-Managing Director at Honey Any Productions and a writer/director/producer. A woman with long, wavy hair smiling at the camera, wearing a black top, with Indigenous artwork in the background.
Rebecca Parker, Co-Managing Director at Honey Ant Productions and a writer/director/producer. Close-up of a woman wearing a wide, brown hat outdoors with a blue sky background.
Promotional poster for the film 'Fence' by Honey Ant Productions, showcasing landscape imagery with mountains and a sunset, barbed wire graphic, and multiple film festival laurels including SXSW Sydney 2024, St. Kilda Festival 2025, and others. ast and crew, including names like Rarriwuy Hick and Samantha Alexis Laughton.
Poster for the film 'BEAR' featuring a close-up of an older Indigenous woman's face, the actor Tessa Rose. It highlights awards and nominations from film festivals such as Fantasia Film Festival, Stiges, Cannes, Berlinale.

Fence
(Short, 2024)

Bear
(Short, 2024)

Rebecca Parker
Northern Territory

Samantha Alexis
Eastern Arrernte

CONNECT. CONVERSE. COLLABORATE.

CONNECT. CONVERSE. COLLABORATE.

Fearless Imagery
RAW STORIES.

Writer/director/producers Rebecca Parker and Samantha Alexis Laughton from the Northern Territory at the Screen Forever Conference.

Visionary storytellers Samantha Alexis Laughton and Rebecca Parker are two of the Territory’s freshest, boldest, new talent; bravely taking on edgy character-driven narratives with hard-hitting impact, emotional depth and unique Territory flare. They are forging a new joint venture into Territory-centric drama after turning out exciting genre bending films in Parker’s multi-award winning ‘Bear’ and Laughton’s controversial ‘Fence’. Two femme-maker creatives leading with precision and authenticity, to deliver breakthrough films grounded in local, regional and cultural authorship that hit, elevate and inspire.

“Evocative raw human emotion,
turned into visual power.”

Two indigenous women in traditional attire, holding a carved wooden object, standing outdoors with a cloudy sky in the background.