Fiona Hill

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Circumstance 2020 (2020) Composer
In reaction to the pandemic, 27 dancers defy the lockdown, through the use of a drone to capture their dance. A study of isolation and being in a precarious place.
Imago (2019) Composer | Producer
Imago is an electroacoustic musical work for soprano, flute and electronics based on the practice of Forced Adoption in Australia. Text derives from victim transcripts and the book 'Coming Home to Truth' by Judith Hendriksen. Commissioned through the APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund and recorded through the Australia Council for the Arts. Video produced by Phoenix Central Park with Butoh performer Helen Smith, Flautist Lamorna Nightingale, Soprano Jane Sheldon and Live electronics Fiona Hill.
Imago (2019)
Director: David Roche
Imago is an electroacoustic musical work for soprano, flute and electronics based on the practice of Forced Adoption in Australia. Text derives from victim transcripts and the book 'Coming Home to Truth' by Judith Hendriksen. Commissioned through the APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund and recorded through the Australia Council for the Arts. Video produced by Phoenix Central Park with Butoh performer Helen Smith, Flautist Lamorna Nightingale, Soprano Jane Sheldon and Live electronics Fiona Hill.

Distributor: Phoenix Central Park

Production Company: Phoenix Central Park

Awards: Australian Music Centre Art Music Award (2020)

Genre: Documentary-style

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMRioRXPX10
Two Nights (2006) Composer
Over two nights, a young Chinese immigrant has sexual encounters with two very different men. Consequently, he has to choose between the one he wants or the one who wants him.
Loveproof (2006) Composer
Set in a post apocalyptic futuristic world with a decreasing population, the only way a new migrant can become a safe citizen is to have a child. What will happen when a newly wed couple are infertile, what extreme measures will they go to?
Loveproof (2006)
Director: Maia Horniak
Set in a post apocalyptic futuristic world with a decreasing population, the only way a new migrant can become a safe citizen is to have a child. What will happen when a newly wed couple are infertile, what extreme measures will they go to?

Production Company: AFTRS

Awards: Best Short World of Women International Film Festival Australia (2007), Outstanding Film Maker Award, HATCHfest, Montana USA (2006), Outstanding Cinematography, HATCHfest, Montana USA (2006), ‘Best of the Fest - Programmers Pick’, Palm Springs Short Fest (2006), ACS Award, Best Cinematography in Short Drama (2006)

Genre: Drama, Science Fiction

Link: https://vimeo.com/2151486