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TB Films is making entertaining, cinematic Aussie stories with global appeal that are set in diverse communities about interesting people who are often overlooked.

How to Talk Australians is an Aussie road movie about a Delhi call-centre field trip to Australia that goes horribly wrong. The movie looks at Australian culture and language through the eyes of the teachers and students of the fictional Delhi College of Linguistics. We are collaborating on this film with Producer Jason Byrne and co-writer, Rob Hibbert.

BLUE PRINT is a drama set in the early 1980s when the Australian Touring Car Championship was all thrills and V8 intensity. In a world of cut-throat competition, we follow the hidden characters behind Ford’s explosive comeback against ’The King of the Mountain'. It reflects the suburban energy of Don’s Party and the working class sincerity of The Castle, with the cinematic experience of Ford vs Ferrari.

Rob Draper

Rob has written ARIA chart-hitting songs, he's acted in Aussie TV shows like Neighbours and Blue Heelers, he wrote the Beatles time-travel movie for Sony, studied Prof. Screenwriting at RMIT, and has a major drama series in development, called Blue Print, along with a feature film called Tamworth.

robdraper101@gmail.com
0450909987

Lisa Feinberg

Lisa produced the Screen Australia funded series 'Gocsy's Classics' for Comedy Central Australia & NZ as well as working with VICE AU on the on the series 'Gocsy's Australia'. Most recently she produced, co-directed and co-wrote the upcoming Screen Australia funded film 'The Emu War', due for release mid 2024.

Tony Rogers

Tony Rogers was Show Runner, Co-Creator and Director of Wilfred, the bong smoking dog. He directed the critically a acclaimed “Rats and Cats” and directed two award-winning miniseries called How To Talk Australians and Bruce The Series. He is currently shooting his second feature film How To Talk Australians.

Phil Spencer

Phil co-wrote the short film “Waste of Time” with Ben Nicholas and Alistair Marks directing — they made the finals at Trop Fest in 2016. He wrote and produced a pilot for Ruby Entertainment, called “Sweatshop” (2017), starring Samuel Johnson, and was Script Supervisor for Natalie Erika James on her short film “Creswick” (2017),