Luke Eve is a producer and director who began his career as a freelance photographer. He later graduated from the Australian Film Television and Radio School with a Masters in Producing and in the same year won Tropfest with his short film Australian Summer. He was then the recipient of a funded internship with This is That productions in New York City working alongside acclaimed producers Ted Hope and Anthony Bregman. He established his own production company More Sauce and has produced 12 award winning short films and directed 5 of them. In 2010 and 2011 he directed episodes of Dave in The Life and was the series director on Matchbox Pictures’ SEX: An Unnatural History for SBS. In 2012 he was the series director of the landmark documentary series Great Southern Land for ABC and Cordell Jigsaw Productions. The successful series landed him an ADG nomination for best direction in a documentary TV series. In 2013 Luke created, produced and directed a high-end web series in Los Angeles called Low Life – a black comedy about depression. It has gone on to win over twenty major festival awards and has recently sold To Amazon Prime in the USA and CanalPlay in France. He is currently working on the follow up series High Life that he will produce and direct in Australia at the end of 2016. Stephen Fry and Gina Carter of Sprout Pictures in the UK will Executive Produce. Another online series, Sweat Hard is currently in pre-production in Los Angeles. In between TV projects, he also directs commercials and music videos and has a number of feature film projects in development. He is repped by Cameron Creswell for film and television, Radical Media for music videos in Los Angeles and PlayBig Film for commercials in Australasia.