Meet Jannah, “The Foghorn of the North,” a visionary creative entrepreneur who transitioned from the world of tech and CEOship to find her true passion in making people laugh through comedy content. Discovering her gift for crafting hilarious video advertisements and collaborating with comedy greats like Celeste Barber and Cam Knight, Jannah experienced an unprecedented rush of creativity and fulfilment. This transformative moment led her to found “Yarner,” a startup film production company with a mission to be a leader in comedy creation within the beautiful landscape of Far North Queensland. With an unwavering commitment to authenticity, Jannah believes humour is a universal language that transcends barriers and brings people together, regardless of their backgrounds or abilities. Through Yarner’s work, she passionately advocates for inclusivity and representation, celebrating the unique humour of Far North Queensland and providing a platform for underrepresented talents. Join Jannah on her comedic journey as she weaves hilarious stories that unite us all, leaving behind a legacy of laughter and unity for generations to come.
Bailey Stevenson is an actor and director, who over the last 10 years has been involved in numerous Theatre and Film productions, notably performing for Shake & Stir Theatre Co. in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2017) Sapphire Pictures, an Indy award winning Production Company in which Bailey had a supporting role for Landfall (2017) Bailey has also had the opportunity to be involved both as an actor and director in The Last Spark (2021) recently through Bailey’s work as a Youth and Disability Support Worker he has been involved in producing Short Films with people with intellectual and cognitive disabilities – even getting an official selection for Ballpoint (2021) at the All Ability Film Festival.
Hayden is a talented professional with a positive and wicked sense of humour. Hayden’s goal is to continue working in the performing arts and film industry as a writer, actor and visual artist.
Hayden’s works 👇🏾
The Do’s & Don’ts of Getting Married Short Film
| 2022 Co-Writer/ Lead Actor / Designer – The Do’s & Don’ts of Getting Married Short Film, officially selected for film festivals worldwide including Academy Award-Qualifying Film Festivals, awarded Runner Up –Best Australian Short Film at the Gold Coast Film Festival and Best Film, the Diversity Award and the Audience Choice award at the Far South Film Festival |
Ben, is an actor, singer and dancer (triple threat 🤘🏽) and has been performing for the past 20 years.
Ben started performing principle roles in musicals with the Burnie musical society, in Tasmania. In 2001 he moved to Melbourne and embarked on a professional career in performing. Gaining the lead role at the Titanic theatre restaurant in 2001 until 2003. Ben also acted in popular TV dramas such as, Neighbours, Stingers, Blue Heelers, Secret Life of Us and acted with David Wenham in the movie Three Dollars. Whilst in Melbourne, Ben was the lead singer of a cover Band, performing in clubs, pubs and corporate gigs, He also sang at the Palladium grand ballroom, at the Crown casino after winning a state competition.
Meet Yas, the unstoppable Founder and force behind Circonomy (formerly known as World’s Biggest Garage Sale). Much like the Little Engine that Could, Yas embodies strength, determination, and a fierce passion for contributing to the greater good in anything she gets involved in.
Yas says yes to living life outside of her comfort zone, trying new things to challenge her mind and her body.
Positive, passionate, powerful, and purposeful—these words don’t even begin to describe the whirlwind of energy that is Yas. From indoors to outdoors, and even on the dance floors, Yas is where the action happens, and she’s not one to sit in the grandstand.
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