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Vickie Gest is a documentary and drama producer from Brisbane (Queensland, Australia).
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Vickie Gest is a documentary and drama producer from Brisbane (Queensland, Australia).
Gest studied at the Queensland School of Film and Television, graduating with a Diploma in Film and Television in 1997. Since then, Gest's short films and documentaries have screened at various film festivals, both locally and internationally, and on television in Australia on ABC1 and SBS. Gest currently works as an independent producer and is the co-managing director of Vizpoets Entertainment with Lauren Ford. [1]
TV Series
The Broken Ones (in development) - Producer
Two Heads Creek
The Anthesis of Man
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