Brooke Collard is a Ballardong/Whadjuk Noongar woman, of the South West region of Western Australia. She began studying Screen Production and Sound at Murdoch University, to graduate in 2017. During her time there she volunteered on productions such as SWEET AND SOUR TV (2016) and COLOSOUL (2017). Even after graduating, volunteering on SPIRIT OF HAPPINESS (2018) as a 3rd AD, CINEFESTOZ (2018) as an Indigenous Coordinator Intern, and SINGLE LADIES (2019) as an Art Department Assistant.
Beginning in Art Department, Brooke has also worked on the children series ITCH (2019). SBS short film MOLLY AND CARA (2019). ELEVATE short film SPARKLES (2019). Brooke has also been a Writer’s Assistant for Oscar nominated writer, Tony McNamara on his series THE GREAT (2019 & 2020). And as an Extra’s Casting Assistant on THE FURNACE (2019).
Then moving on to the Production side with a Production Coordinator Attachment on FAMILY RULES (2019). Previously working with Taryne Laffar as a Production Assistant on OUR LAW and her company, PINK PEPPER PRODUCTIONS. Later volunteering as a Creative Producer on NOONGAR MEDIA (2019-2020).

Brooke produced and wrote award winning short documentary, ABORIGINAL WARRIOR, which was commissioned by NITV as a part of OUR STORIES. It had a successful festival run where it played nationally and internationally at festivals such as IMAGINENATIVE and ST KILDA. Brooke also wrote and coproduced LGBTQIA+ web series YOKAI. She has also had a successful podcast series NOONGAR WELLBEING, which has over 16,000 views.

Brooke wants to tell stories for those under-represented, such as stories of First Nations people and LGBTQIA+. With a major focus on telling stories that encourage others and help with healing.