Jaime Browne(I)

Hailed by The Hollywood Reporter as "one of the most intriguing and exciting writers to emerge from Australia in recent times" Jaime Browne is also one of its most prolific. His feature projects include the Australian drama The Mule, which premiered at SxSW last year, Blame (directed by Michael Henry) The Docks which producer Emile Sherman (The Kings Speech), and feature projects with the likes of Kristian Moliere (Babadook), Michele Bennett (Chopper) Working Title Films (The Theory of Everything) and Mark Lazarus (Rabbit Proof Fence). Jaime has also generated and worked on some of Australia's most prominent primetime television shows seeing him labeled a "wunderkind" of the industry soon after graduating VCA Film School with his festival winning favorites "Kicking On" and "One Week at a Time". These shows include his award winning telemovie on the life of Graham Kennedy The King, the Emmy nominated Josh Thomas-starring Please Like Me, the primetime action drama The Straits, the award winning comedy Laid, "tweenie" favorite Dance Academy, action series Rush, true crime original "Killing Time" and his first "real job" the breakout "zetgeist" hit series The Secret Life of Us - The King won a number of major awards including AFI, Logie and ASTRA Awards for "Best Drama" and "Best Telemovie" and ranks as the highest rating drama ever to screen on subscription television in Australia, "Please Like Me" was nominated for an International Emmy in 2015. Jaime has a range of other television projects in production and active development, both in Australia and the US, from the very first mini-series exploring the "ABBA" phenomenon with the Producers of "INXS Never Tear Us Apart" to original series with Lionsgate and CBS Studios.