FEATURED WORK

A young man and woman hug on a bed in a dimly lit bedroom, with the man holding the woman in a comforting embrace.

Rhys Kerec & Kalani Guillien in ‘Offside’. Photo courtesy of Jai Poulton

‘Offside’

Written & Directed by Jai Poulton

Role: David

Ellie is a promising young footballer, playing at local and state level, progressing through the ranks each season. Having recently received a lucrative offer from an overseas club in a growing football league, Ellie is fast approaching the departure date when she will fly over, with most of her time being spent at the local pitch, improving as much as she can, pushing herself to her limits. When arriving home, she reflects on her past achievements, the trophies, the teams, the friends. To her surprise, her brother, David walks into her room. He’s come in to talk. This allows Ellie to open herself up to him, the first she’s been able to in a long time. The two haven’t shared a moment like this before, for as long as they can think back, and they’ll have to wait a little longer to experience it again.

Rhys Kerec as ‘The Father’ in ‘ECHOES’. Photo courtesy of Mihir Bhasin.

‘ECHOES’

Written & Directed by Mihir Bhasin

Role: The Father

In a confined therapy session, a woman’s cryptic responses and shifting demeanor lead her therapist into a maze of echoes, where truth fractures and identity slips through the cracks

A man with messy hair and a blue shirt standing behind a bar, holding a pepper mill, with a dark backdrop, a black cloth, string lights, and a spotlight overhead.

Rhys Kerec as ‘Randall’ in ‘That’s Funny’. Photo by Joshua Belinfante.

‘That’s Funny’

Written By Micah Alley

Directed by Flynn Kiely

Role: Randall

Four friends are gathered together at one of their homes, but before they can leave, a news report informs them of a deadly virus, the ‘That’s Funny Virus’. When infected, the ability to laugh is wiped from their brain, and instead they say ‘That’s Funny’. Two months later they are on the verge of insanity. A game of charades is their last resort to solve their ultimate boredom. During the game, one of them goes missing for a while. The others attempt to make them laugh, after realising they might be infected. One by one, they contract the virus and each of their fates are met.

Other Work.

”KYLE” - Bigfoot and the Social Regime - Dir. Claire Luther, Prod. Excelsia College 2025