Craig Boyes
I have been active in the entertainment industry in New Zealand and Australia for over 20 years. I am a designer and producer responsible for many exciting and innovative works in theatre, bands, events and exhibitions .
My first design was in NZ at the age of 20 and to the here and now in Melbourne today there have been many roles and productions.
From work at the Victorian Arts centre with major shows including Anything Goes, Crazy For You and Sunset Boulevard as well as great ballet and dance companies such as Bucket Dance Co, New York City Ballet, Elizabeth Streb and The Australian Ballet.To designing concerts and touring bands such as Supergroove, The Badloves, Leonardo's Bride, Paul Mac and Missy Higgins.
Events in Melbourne with 'think creative' on events such as Rumba, the PS2 national launch, the Moulin Rouge opening and the launch of the Bongo Virus with Paris Hilton.
Event producer for Dotink creatiing events and exhibitions, notably “Da Vinci An Exhibition of genius”(Melbourne, San Francisco, Macau), “Creepy Creatures” and the Antarctica section of the Melbourne Aquarium along with the creation of the ”Rock the schools” tour and numerous other corporate experiential events.
I believe in design, and that ideas combined with strong technical know how and professional work ethics guarantee truly memorable events always.

Specialties: Design, lighting, screens, large scale visual media, social media, event interaction technology.

Alexandra Hiller

Alexandra Hiller is a visual artist. Her background has been predominantly in painting, realized in scenic art for theatre and special effects makeup for film.
For the last 3 years she has been involved in both set design and costume design in both film and theatre, working in varied roles . In 2012 Alexandra realized her first set design and make for theatre with “The Girls in Grey” by the Shift Theatre at TheatreWorks, “Danny and the Deep Blue Sea” at Revolt Theatre, and in 2013, “Vieux Carre” at 45 Downstairs.
Alexandra created the costume and set design for Choreographer Anna Smith’s 1st year contemporary dance piece in 2011 and Frances Rings, from Bangarra Sydney Dance Company, 3rd year contemporary dance piece “Impermanence” 2013 at the Victorian College of the Arts.
Her most recent project has been as the Set Designer for the 3rd year contemporary play “It’s an Earthquake in my Heart” directed by Robert Walton.

2013 Bachelor of Production in Dramatic Arts - Victorian College of the Arts