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Brydie-Rose Peters is an emerging filmmaker, specialising in mystery, psychological horror, and thriller genres. As a young woman, her works often centre around institutionalized violence and the impact of gender roles on our society. Primarily, she is interested in diverse storytelling, in establishing unique voices in narratives and exploring underrepresented minorities. Her work is often characterized by strong visual imagery, deep character relationships and complex plots; as a writer she is highly influenced by surrealist techniques to explore dreamscapes and abnormal storytelling.…Brydie-Rose Peters is an emerging filmmaker, specialising in mystery, psychological horror, and thriller genres. As a young woman, her works often centre around institutionalized violence and the impact of gender roles on our society. Primarily, she is interested in diverse storytelling, in establishing unique voices in narratives and exploring underrepresented minorities. Her work is often characterized by strong visual imagery, deep character relationships and complex plots; as a writer she is highly influenced by surrealist techniques to explore dreamscapes and abnormal storytelling.

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Brydie-Rose Peters is an emerging filmmaker, specialising in mystery, psychological horror, and thriller genres. As a young woman, her works often centre around institutionalized violence and the impact of gender roles on our society. Primarily, she is interested in diverse storytelling, in establishing unique voices in narratives and exploring underrepresented minorities. Her work is often characterized by strong visual imagery, deep character relationships and complex plots; as a writer she is highly influenced by surrealist techniques to explore dreamscapes and abnormal storytelling.…Brydie-Rose Peters is an emerging filmmaker, specialising in mystery, psychological horror, and thriller genres. As a young woman, her works often centre around institutionalized violence and the impact of gender roles on our society. Primarily, she is interested in diverse storytelling, in establishing unique voices in narratives and exploring underrepresented minorities. Her work is often characterized by strong visual imagery, deep character relationships and complex plots; as a writer she is highly influenced by surrealist techniques to explore dreamscapes and abnormal storytelling.

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Brydie-Rose Peters is an emerging filmmaker, specialising in mystery, psychological horror, and thriller genres. As a young woman, her works often centre around institutionalized violence and the impact of gender roles on our society. Primarily, she is interested in diverse storytelling, in establishing unique voices in narratives and exploring underrepresented minorities. Her work is often characterized by strong visual imagery, deep character relationships and complex plots; as a writer she is highly influenced by surrealist techniques to explore dreamscapes and abnormal storytelling.

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Intermediate

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English

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Work Experience

Playwright at LaunchPad Productions

January 1, 2021 - January 1, 2021

After submitting my script 'Neverland' to the QT Young Playwrights award in 2021, the project was picked up by LaunchPad Productions. With Ferny Grove State High School, the play was developed in entirety and shown for two nights. I worked with dramaturgical support to refine the script before development and served as assistant director during the rehearsal period.

Playwright at Inscape Assembly

January 1, 2022 - January 1, 2022

I worked with Inscape Assembly during 2022 to produce my work ‘The Hundred Acre Wood’, which ran for three performances. This process also included intensive dramaturgical support and development over several months.

Playwright/Director at The Many Portraits of Addison Smith

January 1, 2023 - January 1, 2023

In 2023 I independently produced my project – ‘The Many Portraits of Addison Smith’ through the high school theatre department at QACI. I worked with a group of my peers who assisted me in the dramaturgical process through readings and rehearsals, providing their feedback to allow the show to be the best it could be. The show ran for one night only and was open to the public at the QACI Theatre.

Writer at By A Live Wire

January 1, 2025 - January 1, 2025

I wrote and developed the screenplay for an independent short film titled ‘By a Live Wire’.

Co-writer/Co-director at Fear Factor

January 1, 2026 - January 1, 2026

Another independent short film, which I co-wrote and co-directed with a peer, Fear Factor is currently under consideration for several short film festivals.