Producer Jason Byrne has worked across internationally acclaimed and award winning, multi-platform content. He has produced in the advertising, feature film, online media, documentary and branded entertainment space.

Jason, a highly accomplished producer and a force to be reckoned with, has left an indelible mark in the realm of multi-platform content creation. His exceptional work spans across advertising, feature films, online media, documentaries, and branded entertainment, earning him international acclaim and numerous prestigious awards. Based in Richmond, Melbourne, Jason has become a prominent figure in the communications, media, and advertising industry.

Renowned for his ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit, Jason has solidified his position as a leading producer of branded entertainment in Australia. His groundbreaking campaigns have made waves in the industry, receiving recognition at renowned events like the Cannes and London International Awards. Notably, Jason is the go-to producer for all of Qantas’ branded and safety video material. His client roster includes major brands such as Bonds, IGA, JEEP, Cancer Council, RACV, Victorian Government, Australia Post, and Ford.

Jason’s journey began in iconic Advertising Production Houses such as ‘The Film Business,’ ‘Great Southern,’ ‘Yarra,’ ‘Revolver,’ and ‘Film Graphics.’ In his early years, he freelanced as a Line Producer, collaborating with elite directors including Rey Carlson, Steve Rogers, Paul Middleditch, Clayton Jacobson, and Tony Rogers. These experiences allowed Jason to refine his skills and expertise. He later spent eight years as a Senior Agency Producer at Clemenger BBDO Melbourne while also freelancing with M&C Saatchi, Marmalade Communications, Leo Burnett, and JWT, establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Advertising Production field.

Jason’s online content ventures have been nothing short of impressive. Noteworthy examples include the viral sensation ‘How to Talk Australians’ (directed by Tony Rogers, 2014), which accumulated over 6 million YouTube views. He also produced popular comedy web series like ‘Little Acorns’ (supported by Screen Australia, 2016) and the recent period black comedy web series ‘Bruce’ (directed by Tony Rogers, 2016), featuring acclaimed actors Angus Sampson and Richard Davies.

Driven by his passion for storytelling, Jason founded the renowned Film Production Company ‘Guilty’ and the specialized Corporate Content Specialist ‘+ape.’ Through these ventures, he has delivered iconic campaigns for esteemed brands like Qantas, NAB, Ford, Lion, iSelect, RACV, TAC, Woolworths, and the unforgettable Bonds ‘balls’ campaign.

In addition to his successes in advertising and online content, Jason has made significant contributions to the world of film. His feature and short film credits have garnered nominations and awards at esteemed events such as the AFI, IF, and SPAA awards. Notable works include ‘One Perfect Day’ (directed by Paul Currie, 2003), ‘Little Deaths’ (2004), ‘Rats & Cats’ (Tony Rogers, 2005), and ‘Sucker’ (starring Ben Chessell, 2015). He has also worked on projects like the 50-minute telefeature ‘The Heartbreak Tour’ (directed by Ben Chessell, 2005), the ABC documentaries ‘Beyond The Backyard’ and ‘Shadow Play’ (directed by Josh Whiteman, 2009), ‘A Brilliant Genocide’ (directed by Ebony Butler), and the TV docudrama ‘Tom Wills’ for Channel 10 (directed by Maurice Dowd, 2016).

Despite his busy schedule, Jason successfully produced the feature film ‘Sibling Rivalry,’ directed by Clayton Jacobson. Starring Shane Jacobson, Sarah Snook, Lynette Curran, and Kym Gyngell, this remarkable project wrapped up production in June 2017. Set against the backdrop of Melbourne, the story unfolds, intertwined with the aftermath of

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