Film
Film • Documentary •
Film • Documentary •
Julia Lörsch
I’m a factual producer, director and story facilitator led by curiosity, compassion and a love for documentary with its unique intersection of art, science and education
Unscripted Winner of Sunny Coast Showdown with
‘The Art Side of the Moon’
Now in production!
Co Production: Pigeon Nest, You and Me Pictures
Partners: The Sunny Coast Showdown, Sunshine Coast Screen Collective
Writer/ Producer: Julia Lörsch
Writer/Director/Editor: Kim Ingles
DOP: Wes Greene
Premiere: 22nd of June 2024, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Currently in its impact campaign, The Oyster Gardener premiered at the Sydney Film Festival in 2023, produced and illustrated by Julia Lörsch. Directed and produced by Kim Ingles.
Production Company: You and Me Pictures
Partners: Screen Queensland, ABC, Regen Studios, Doc Society, Shark Island Foundation
DOP: Wes Greene
Editor: Kim Ingles
Animation: Matt Murchie
Can a functionally extinct reef system be brought back to life? Jolie, a grade-12 student and aspiring marine biologist, joins forces with her community to bring back the lost oyster reefs of the Noosa river.
Learn more about the film here.
I’m passionate about creating respectful spaces for listening, allowing authentic stories to emerge. I make content to connect, expand perspectives and move audiences meaningfully.
Julia’s first documentary about a funeral home was awarded First Class Honours at university, and after a couple of years in fiction at iconic Australian TV series Neighbours (FremantleMedia), Julia returned to factual with Matchbox Pictures series Sex an Unnatural History and international feature Viramundo with Dreampixies Switzerland, before becoming Co-Head of Production at Digital Storytellers, a B-Corp social enterprise agency.
Now an independent producer with Pigeon Nest, Julia has produced more than 50 factual impact shorts and facilitated storytelling programs for clients including First Nations communities in Australia, The Social Enterprise World forum in Ethiopia, and the Centre for Gross National Happiness in Bhutan. She is fluent in German and French and brings a particular interest and quality in working with diverse stories and communities.