ABOUT
Film Tomorrow is a production company built to champion emerging and underrepresented filmmakers. At its helm is Rachael Morrow, an award-winning Sri Lankan-Australian producer working across long and short-form narrative, documentary, and video art.
Rachael line produced First Light (2025) the Australian-Philippines co-production named Australia's selection for the Oscars Best International Film category and winner of Best Australian Director at MIFF 2025. She co-produced Just A Farmer (2024), an AACTA nominee for Best Indie Film, and produced Displaced, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sydney Web Fest 2025.
She is developing James J Robinson's sophomore feature, is about to release the Screen Australia Skip Ahead series Cringe with director Ella Watkins, and is lead producer on the documentary feature It's Not About the Food and the series The Art Keepers. Her award-winning shorts Me & Mazzy Melancholy and On Golden Days have both screened at festivals worldwide, featured on NOWNESS, and shown at the Sydney Opera House for Vivid Sydney.
Rachael is also Treasurer and a board member at Cinespace, mentoring emerging CALM (Culturally and Linguistically Marginalised) filmmakers, an extension of the purpose that drives Film Tomorrow.
rachael@filmtomorrow.com
+61 482 424 029
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