Director, Writer and Producer at AFIN

Biography

Lark Lee is a Korean-Australian director, writer and editor who loves entertaining audiences with captivating and visually appealing films. Starting in the industry as an actress, she worked on the ABC TV show ‘Harrow’ seasons 1 and 2. As an emerging writer/director, her first feature film project ‘Street No. 4’, was awarded a development fund by Queensland Government and Logan City Council and Australia Korea Foundation in 2021. The funding allowed her to complete a high-quality proof-of-concept short film and write its feature film script. The short film has been selected at multiple Academy Award-qualifying festivals, such as LA Shorts and Holly Shorts and it won various awards from other international festivals. Lark also wrote and directed a heart-warming short documentary series, ‘Mother’s Table’ for BrisAsia Festival 2022 (by Brisbane City Council) which is available on SBS on Demand. Recently, she completed season 2 of ‘Mother’s Table’. Currently, she is working on an animated feature film development as a script consultant with Southern Light Global Entertainment. She is also directing a short documentary film ‘Daughters of War’ which has received production fund from the Ipswich City Council and the Queensland Government. Lark built up her skills by directing multiple short films and web series. Working for others as an actress and film crew member on long-form film sets allowed her to observe established directors closely and understand how feature film productions work. She looks forward to making ‘Street No. 4’ into a spine-chilling, high-quality Korean-Australian horror feature film.