Angela Lopez


Angela Lopez (she/her) is an Australian-born Filipino Producer based in Naarm/Melbourne. Occassionally, she is also a Production Designer and Director. Her work has been screened at esteemed film festivals including Tribeca Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival and SXSW Sydney. As a multi-disciplinary freelancer, her work spans from short to long-form narratives, music videos and branded campaigns, including credits on Apple TV+ limited series ‘Granite’.

Angela graduated with a Bachelor of Film and Television (Honours) from Swinburne University of Technology in 2023. In 2025, she founded the New East Collective, aiming to challenge the traditional trajectory of storytelling by platforming diasporic narratives. ‘TOMMY’, the first short film under the collective, is set to premiere in 2026. In her creative pursuits as a producer, she aims to explore the connection between high-quality outputs and the fostering of positive, collaborative working environments during production. 

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Swinburne
Recliner Films


Pure Scum
Feature Film
2025

Awards
Audience Award Winner at Fantastic Film Festival Australia 2025

Selections
SXSW Sydney 2025

Press

IF Magazine
ScreenHub
FilmInk
Neos Kosmos
Writer, Director Gideon Aroni
Producer Leigh Schilling, Gideon Aroni, Amelia Nemet
Executive Producer Shaun Miller
Associate Producer Chloe Doumanis, Angela Lopez, Paul Moder
Director of Photography Jackson Hayat
Production Designer Milla Pearl Sievers
Lead Hair and Makeup Artist Bron Morrison
Editor Howard Aitken
Composer Dylan Reid

Starring

Ayden Will Hutchins
Jesse Nikita Chronis
Chance Gideon Aroni
Interviewer Jess Zuker
Linda Rebecca Howell
Joe Joe Petruzzi
Squid Lachlan Sproul
Jazz Morgan Godfrey
Officer Hall Linden Compassi
Dan Paul Moder


I live and work on the stolen country of the Wurundjeri People of the Koolin Nation.
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Australia and pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty has never been ceded; this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.