Bonnie Moir is a filmmaker driven to tell unique stories with a focus on complex characters. She possesses a strong cinematic sensibility and has an already established reputation for her collaborative approach with actors, drawing out riveting and frequently surprising performances.
Bonnie began her career collaborating with some of Australia’s most celebrated directors, including Garth Davis, Glendyn Ivin and Mark Molloy. This led to a deep appreciation for detail oriented, highly cinematic, and actor-focused work.
Her latest project, the six-part television series EXPOSURE, commissioned by Stan and distributed by All3Media International, was released in 2024, premiering at the 2024 Sydney Film Festival. The series was produced through THIRDBORN by award-winning producers Nicole O’Donohue, Shaun Grant and Justin Kurzel. Bonnie won the award for Best Direction in a Mini Series at the 2024 ADG Awards, for her work on the series.
In 2022, Bonnie directed season 2 of LOVE ME, starring Hugo Weaving and Heather Mitchell, for Warner Brothers Australia and Foxtel.
Bonnie’s short film NOT DARK YET achieved recognition with a nomination for the 2024 AACTA Award for Best Short Film, and premiered at the 2023 Melbourne International Film Festival, where she was selected to be a part of the MIFF Accelerator program.
