Miranda Edmonds is an Australian filmmaker who directs both drama and commercials. She is known for directing award-winning short films that showcase cinematic vision and raw human emotion. Her notable works include:

• "Tango Underpants" (2014): An award-winning short film starring Emma Booth, adapted for the screen by John Collee.
• "Library of Love" (2016): A short musical comedy featuring Trilby Glover and Ian Brennan.
• "The Course" (2007)

Miranda has a talent for putting actors at ease and extracting natural performances, as evidenced in her commercial work for brands like Brownes, Telethon Kids Institute, RAC, and Ronald McDonald House. She holds a double degree in Law and Science, as well as a postgraduate diploma in Film and TV. Currently, Miranda is working on "Whale Shark Jack," a feature film set in coastal Western Australia

Khrob Edmonds is an Australian director and writer, often collaborating with his sister Miranda. His notable works include:

• "Tango Underpants" (2014): Co-directed with Miranda Edmonds
• "Library of Love" (2016): Co-directed with Miranda Edmonds
• "I Am Bish" (2009): Co-director
• "Chat noir" (2010): Director and writer
• "The Water Was Dark and It Went Forever Down" (2009): Director and adaptation writer

Khrob has also worked in various other roles in the film industry, including camera and electrical department positions on several short films. He holds a postgraduate degree in Directing from the Victorian College of the Arts.

Kathryn writes screenplays for film and TV, novels, and articles about technology for some of the world’s top brands.

She’s currently developing a number of projects with production companies across the USA, UK, Australia, and India — including feature films Time to Tango (Such Much Films, Feisty Dame Productions) and Pole Position (Practical Pictures), and TV series Moira Nights (Pritish Nandy Communications). Other screen credits include short films Library of Love and Tango Underpants, and web series Tales From Tinder.

Her debut novel, Alex and the Alpacas Save the World, was shortlisted for the prestigious Premier's Award, and her second novel, Alex and the Alpacas Ride Again, was released in 2022 to critical acclaim.

She has a first class honours degree in Art History, a PhD in business, and is a graduate of the UCLA School of Theatre, Film & Television Professional Screenwriting program. She not-so-secretly wishes she lived in a dance movie.

John Collee is an award winning screen writer and novelist whose credits include Happy Feet, Creation, Hotel Mumbai and Master and Commander. His upcoming work includes Monkey Man with Dev Patel and most recently TV series Boy Swallows Universe for Netflix. .

Tim White has produced over 40 feature film and many hours of television, including the award-winning series THE GONE. His recent film credits include MURU, FALLING FOR FIGARO starring Joanna Lumley, and SERIOUSLY RED starring Rose Byrne. Other films include THE FURNACE which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, the Netflix hit I AM MOTHER starring Hilary Swank and many Australian classics including TWO HANDS, GETTIN SQUARE, NED KELLY, COSI and OSCAR AND LUCINDA.