Nigel Dick is a music video and film director who grew up all over Europe. Though he wanted to be a guitar player he broke into showbiz as a motorcycle messenger for punk record label Stiff Records. After they fired him, Nigel was hired by a second label who introduced him to Bob Geldof and tasked him with shooting “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” for Band Aid. Arriving in Hollywood Nigel became a cofounder of Propaganda Films, a production company that produced commercials and music videos. 750 jobs in 32 countries later he is known for some of the most influential videos in music history including “Sweet Child O’ Mine” by Guns n’ Roses and “Baby One More Time” by Britney Spears. 

Since first embarking upon his career as a stagehand in one of Sydney’s theatre companies, cinematographer Vance Burberry has become a true craftsman of camera and light. A visual storyteller at heart, Vance’s experience has allowed him to bridge theatrical and concert lighting techniques with those in cinema in order to bring the director’s vision to life. In addition, Vance’s love of the ocean and diving has brought forth a niche expertise capturing the underwater world through a cinematic lens, of which he actively shares with up and coming filmmakers through his NAUI sanctioned underwater cinematography course. Vance is a proud accredited member of the Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS). Vance was honored at the 2022 Camerimage Festival with a Golden Frog Award for Achievement in Music Video.