Hi my name is Jack Findlater and I am the sole trader and small business owner of FindyFilms here in Western Australia.

I began my film career in 2022, when I enrolled at Murdoch University’s screen production course. Having studied purely STEM subjects in Yr11 and 12, this was a significant deviation. Throughout my degree, I explored video production in the corporate, narrative, and documentary film-scape.

Some clients I have worked for in the corporate space over the course of my degree include Kwik Skips (2023), Retro Moto (2024), East Perth Football Club (2025), and Investors Edge Property Management (2025). Whilst I have been studying, I have also interned for the video production company ‘Untitled Media’ (2023-2025).

Narrative productions I have worked on throughout my degree include Alone (2022), On Loop (2023), Forrest of Illusion (2024), Personal Space (2024) and now Tunnel to Telephone Hill (2025). These films all explore different aspects of what it means to be human, with relationships, friendships and belonging as central themes.

Finally, some documentaries I have worked on include: Three 21 (2023), a film that explored what living with Down syndrome is like for families. Dynamic Panic (2023), a contemporary analysis of public perceptions on trans athletes, and finally, a short documentary on someone’s personal cancer journey.

In 2025, I registered FindyFilms as an official business in Australia and established a website for the business, subsequently taking on paid clients. I established the price for my services and offered photography and videography services in Perth.