GALACTIC BABY IS A PRODUCTION COMPANY FOUNDED BY WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PRODUCER, Lauren Elliott. WE’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT MAKING PREMIUM FILM & TELEVISION AND TELLING GREAT STORIES WITH AUTHENTIC CHARACTERS.


LAUREN ELLIOTT - FOUNDER / PRODUCER
Lauren Elliott is one of Western Australia's most groundbreaking comedy producers. In 2019, she released three web series - cult Indigenous comedy series, KGB on ABC iview, The Big Spaghetti on YouTube and LIFT on 10Peach. She also won a 40under40 award, which declared her one of WA’s leading entrepreneurs under the age of 40. Lauren has a wealth of experience in film & TV, marketing, public relations and events having worked in Australia, the UK and the US. She is represented by CAA (Creative Artists Agency) in Los Angeles which has resulted in a number of exciting opportunities in the US, including a producing partnership with Sacha Baron Cohen’s production company, Four By Two, who saw “early shades of Ali G” in her work. She was the winner of the inaugural Screenwest Emerging Producer’s Initiative in 2015 and was awarded $100,000 to put towards projects and professional development. Following her win, she spent six months learning the Hollywood ropes at Red Hour Films and Abso Lutely Productions in Los Angeles and now splits her time between Perth, Sydney and LA.


CLARE TOONEN - PRODUCER'S ASSISTANT
Clare Toonen is Lauren’s mini-me who ensures the smooth running of development, production, post-production, distribution, marketing and publicity across Galactic Baby’s entire slate of projects. She is also an award-winning screenwriter with screenwriting credits including ABC iview Indigenous comedy series, KGB (2019) and the short film You, Me and Karen (2017) which won the Channel 9 Award for Excellence in Scriptwriting. In 2017, Clare completed a Master of Screen Studies at the WA Screen Academy, following a Bachelor of Arts at Curtin University which she completed in 2012. Clare collaborated with the WAAPA Aboriginal Theatre students to devise an original short drama entitled Rift, for which she wrote the screenplay. Rift was awarded a 2018 ATOM Award in the category of Best Tertiary Short Film. In 2018, Clare and her key Rift team were selected to receive Screenwest’s Generate Fund, which awards an emerging filmmaking team with $10,000 to develop and produce a short drama. Clare is an avid comedy fan and has several short form and online projects currently in development.


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