FILM
MORE THAN GOLD (2022)
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
MORE THAN GOLD (2022)
An intimate look at the life of an Olympic champion, Kiwi icon, Tongan leader, mother, daughter, sister, and survivor.
EARTHLINGS (2023)
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
MORE THAN GOLD (2022)
When a solitary teen encounters a mysterious stranger, their meeting evolves into something supernatural.
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
Survivors lay themselves bare to shed light on the impacts of conversion practices.
EASY SELL (2025)
BEYOND CONVERSION (2022)
A frugal shopper finds himself in an unexpected situation when he's approached by a nervous charity shop worker.
DAMIEN (2014)
Steve's mundane life takes a dramatic turn when an old friend turns up on his door step asking for a favour.
PET (2011)
Daniel brings a pet home, but his flatmates but his flatmates are less than excited about the idea.
THEATRE
BLUEBEARD'S WIVES SPID THEATRE (2026)
Bluebeard's Wives brought a contemporary retelling of the infamous folktale to Riverside Studios, placing the women at the heart of the story in a powerful exploration of agency, memory and survival.
THE DREAM SPID THEATRE (2025)
A history of British and global race relations is told through stage and screen stories of black activists, including the Mangrove 9 and the Black Power Movement.
GRIT, GLITTER & GASLIGHT EDINBURGH FRINGE (2024)
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
Emmy nominated filmmaker and musician Sarah McGuinness took to the stage with her acclaimed one woman cabaret, blending storytelling, music and hard won humour in an unforgettable tale of resilience and self discovery.
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
Nominated for Sydney Theatre's Best Independent Theatre Award in 2005.
UNSPOKEN THE OLD FITZROY (2005)
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
UNSPOKEN THE OLD FITZROY (2005)
Winner of Sydney Theatre's Best Independent Theatre Award in 2005.
DEALER'S CHOICE THE OLD FITZROY (2004)
EDMOND THE SEYMOUR CENTRE (2006)
UNSPOKEN THE OLD FITZROY (2005)
Winner of The Sun Herald's Best Fringe Production in 2004.
LET HER HANG - A POETRY PROJECT
The Let Her Hang Poetry Project is an artist-led initiative placing large-scale poetry into public space allowing female voices to take up room where they have historically been edited, softened, or shrunk to fit.
Rooted in feminist satire and lived experience, the work treats poetry as presence rather than decoration. These are poems that refuse containment. They do not shout, but they do not shrink. They stand their ground.
This body of work has been exhibited at The F Word Exhibition at Firepit Gallery, Greenwich, Not the London Art Fair at Candid Arts Gallery, The Female Lens Exhibition at All is Joy Studios Soho and Huge Gallery at The Factory in Dalston.
Let Her Hang imagines a city where women’s language is not marginal or apologetic, but visible, deliberate, and allowed to take up space.
NEWS & EVENTS
FILM FESTIVAL - QUEERNESS ON FILM, RICH MIX, SHOREDITCH
JULY 2026 - Queerness on Film returned for a second sold out year, bringing together filmmakers, artists and the creative industries to celebrate LGBTQIA+ storytelling through film, conversation and community at Rich Mix, London.
BRAND LAUNCH - BRANDS ENTERTAIN ME! SOHO HOTEL, LONDON
APRIL 2026 - Brands Entertain Me! launched Lemonade Labs with a sold out evening exploring how brands can create entertainment audiences actively choose to watch, bringing together leaders from advertising, television and streaming.
FILM FESTIVAL - THE FEMALE LENS, ALL IS JOY STUDIOS, SOHO
MARCH 2026 - The Female Lens returned with a candid conversation exploring how women working across film, advertising and the arts navigate the delicate balance between creativity and commerce, passion and pay cheques.
ART EXHIBITION - NOT THE LONDON ART FAIR, ISLINGTON
JAN 2026 - Let her Hang Poetry Project featuring "X" and "Empress" by Katie Millington. Showing at Not the London Art Fair, Candid Arts Trust, Islington.
ART EXHIBITION - THE F WORD, FIREPIT GALLERY, GREENWICH
OCT, 2025 - Let her Hang Poetry Project featuring "X" by Katie Millington. The F Word Exhibition, Firepit Gallery, Greenwich.
FILM FESTIVAL - GIFTED AND BLACK, ALL IS JOY STUDIOS, SOHO
OCT, 2025 - A sold-out celebration of film, culture, and community. Spotlighting the bold storytelling of eight exceptional Black and POC directors.
STILLS GALLERY
MEET OUR FOUNDER
Katie Millington is an executive producer, creative leader, and award-winning poet with over 20 years of international experience as a producer, spanning theatre, film, poetry, branded entertainment, and live events. Her work sits at the intersection of storytelling, performance, advocacy, and cultural production. Katie’s career reflects a lifelong passion for stage and screen stories, whether told in verse, on stage, or on screen.
Her career began in Sydney’s independent theatre scene, producing critically acclaimed plays such as Unspoken (Sydney Theatre Award winner, 2004). She went on to lead post and digital creative teams at Animal Logic and Deepend and later served as Managing Director of Eight Productions across Australia and New Zealand, growing its reach across TVC, narrative and brand funded entertainment.
Katie has executive produced internationally recognised feature documentaries, including More Than Gold (Sky NZ) and Beyond Conversion (TVNZ).
Her current work spans artistic programming, live events, and literary production. She curates The Lemonade Presents cultural calendar of purpose-driven events, including The Female Lens, Queerness on Film, and Gifted & Black that uplift underrepresented creative voices.
Also an accomplished poet, Katie’s work is currently featuring at Huge Gallery's April Exhibition at The Factory in London. She has also exhibited at Not the London Art Fair, Candid Arts Trust and The F Word Exhibition at The Firepit Gallery. Her writing has been published in A Fine Line (NZ Poetry Society), This Twilight Menagerie, and the Binsted Prize Anthology.
A graduate of the University of Wollongong (Creative Arts & English Hons), Katie is driven by a belief in the transformative power of story to connect, agitate, and re-imagine what’s possible.