Lizzie is a creative producer, one half of production company Everyone We Know, and the development producer at award winning company Easy Tiger. As a Queer person who grew up in a regional town, she is passionate about the representation of LQBTQIA+ voices and those marginalised in the creative industries and beyond. 

Across her career, Lizzie’s credits as a producer include the award-winning indie feature film THE GREENHOUSE. The film premiered at BFI: Flare, and won the Audience Choice Award at the Mardi Gras Film Festival, and Best Film at The Gold Coast and Melbourne Queer Film Festivals. Short film credits include BIRDIE, which was one of the first short form projects to be acquired by Fox Searchlight; and WHEN THE GROUND PAUSED, which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival and will screen in the Short Cuts program at Toronto International Film Festival 2026.

Lizzie is steering the development process on several original concepts by exciting voices, at Easy Tiger and independently. She is developing a handful of original feature films, including MELALEUCA, by writer/director Jessica Barclay Lawton. Based on the short film ZEF which premiered on Nowness and has reached over 2.5 million views, the feature participated in the TIFF Filmmakers Lab 2021.

As a writer and director, Lizzie’s short film BABY TALK won the Queer Screen’s Pitch Off production grant in 2023 and was shortlisted for the Shore Scripts post production fund 2025. The film premiered at the 2026 Mardi Gras Film Festival as part of the competitive My Queer Career strand, and was selected for CinefestOZ and Heart of Gold Film Festivals. Lizzie’s debut short film CIRCE premiered at GRRL HAUS Best of 2021 in Berlin and screened at Video Art Experimental Film Festival in New York, Under the Radar in Austria and ReelGood Film Festival in Melbourne.

In 2025, Lizzie was selected as one of three international story editors for the TorinoFilmLab SeriesLab and participated in rigorous workshops across Europe to further hone her skills in story development. One of her projects, MADRE MIA, was awarded a TFL development grant. Lizzie was one of thirteen filmmakers selected for the inaugural Platform Lab in 2023, an intensive development workshop supported by Sydney Film Festival and For Films Sake. She was teamed with people she had never collaborated with before to create and pitch a new project in less than five days.

Lizzie was one of two practitioners selected for the 2022 Emerging Producer Placement, run by Screen NSW, and in 2019 she was selected as One To Watch by Screen Producers Australia. She participated in the 2018 SBS Digital Originals program, and has been the recipient of development, international film festival and market travel funding from Screen Australia multiple times.