David Curzon is a writer and producer with twenty-five years of experience in the Australian film industry. He is also a sessional academic at UNSW and AFTRS, teaching across screen studies, VR and broadcast journalism.
Curzon has produced several successful short films, including the Hot Shots funded 'Passengers' and the Berlinale-premiered 'Tomorrow.' He has also been involved in the development of several feature projects, and script-edited the Ladakhi film 'Chuskit'.
Currently completing a master’s degree on the representation of disability on Australian screens, Curzon believes in making inclusive and inspiring character driven stories for Australian and international audiences. With the support of the UNSW Disability Innovation Institute, Curzon is developing the short disability-led film 'Princess' together with lived experience experts Daniel Aylett and Dianna La Grassa and students at Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Filmmaking Program.
