Ruby Challenger
- Art Director
- Director
- Art Department
Ruby Challenger is an emerging Australian film producer and director. Her first short film, Daily Bread, had its World Premier at Flickerfest 2018.
She has worked for the last decade across both Art and Costume departments, often in the roles of Art Director (What If It Works, 2017), Production Designer (Old Spice commercial with the Bondi Hipsters) and Costume Designer (Timothy, ABC 2014). Ruby has just completed her first short film, Daily Bread, a world war two period film set in a prisoner of war camp in Indonesia, and has two music videos to be released in 2018.
Ruby completed a Film Studies Major in her Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sydney and partially completed a Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textile Design at the University of Technology, Sydney. Also an artist, she has had three sell-out solo exhibitions of her landscape paintings.
With a background in fine art and fashion, Ruby takes inspiration from a variety of visual sources to inform her filmmaking, as well as a deep passion for telling stories that tap into the universal human experience.
She has worked for the last decade across both Art and Costume departments, often in the roles of Art Director (What If It Works, 2017), Production Designer (Old Spice commercial with the Bondi Hipsters) and Costume Designer (Timothy, ABC 2014). Ruby has just completed her first short film, Daily Bread, a world war two period film set in a prisoner of war camp in Indonesia, and has two music videos to be released in 2018.
Ruby completed a Film Studies Major in her Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sydney and partially completed a Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textile Design at the University of Technology, Sydney. Also an artist, she has had three sell-out solo exhibitions of her landscape paintings.
With a background in fine art and fashion, Ruby takes inspiration from a variety of visual sources to inform her filmmaking, as well as a deep passion for telling stories that tap into the universal human experience.
