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Bridget Ikin is a New Zealand film producer who has lived and worked in Australia since 1990. Early life and education. Ikin was born in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. She took a BA in English literature from the University of Auckland, followed by an MA from London University. [1] Career.
Bridget Ikin. Bridget Ikin is a passionate champion of new and innovative filmmaking, having produced award-winning films, short films, documentaries and moving image projects over many years, in both Australia and New Zealand: initially through Hibiscus Films and now through Felix Media.
- 245 Wilson Street Eveleigh, NSW, 2015 Australia
- mail@felixmedia.com.au
- (02) 8571 9080
Producer Bridget Ikin has long been a champion for women in the screen industry. Working on both sides of the Tasman, she has collaborated with many influential creatives including directors Jane Campion , Alison Maclean , Stewart Main , Australian Sarah Watt, and writers Eleanor Catton and Emily Perkins.
Bridget Ikin - Producer Bridget Ikin has made a habit of championing Antipodean women filmmakers with original visions, from Alison Maclean (Kitchen Sink) to Jane Campion (An Angel at My Table) and Australian Sarah Watt (Look Both Ways).
Jul 1, 2021 · Meet Bridget Ikin, FLUX curator at SFF. Bridget is passionate about the edges, where fiction meets ‘reality’, that marvellous space of friction, where experimentation and authenticity thrive.
Committed to producing quality cinema of ideas, Bridget Ikin is an award-winning producer, whose feature films include: AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE; Alison Maclean’s CRUSH; Clara Law’s FLOATING LIFE; Sarah Watt’s LOOK BOTH WAYS and MY YEAR WITHOUT SEX.
Bridget Ikin is known for Look Both Ways (2005), Sherpa (2015) and My Year Without Sex (2009).
