Eva Di Blasio

As Talent Development Manager, Eva develops, delivers and manages Screenwest’s suite of capability building programs and production initiatives, supporting the skills development and career progression of WA screen practitioners.

Eva has been an active member of the WA screen industry, working as Company Co-Director and Producer at RKPix before founding Wild Child Productions. Throughout her filmmaking career, Eva has produced short films including Sleepwalking and Let’s See How Fast This Baby Will Go, ABC comedy series The Chinaboy Show and feature film Sucker.

In 2010, Eva produced her debut feature film Little Sparrows, which received rave reviews and went on to win a number of awards including the WA Screen Award for Outstanding Drama. Eva also worked on the feature films 1%, OtherLife and Paper Planes.

Eva graduated from the Australian Film and Television Radio School (AFTRS) with a postgraduate diploma in Producing and Screen Business. Upon graduating, Eva was a successful recipient of the Screen Australia Talent Escalator Program Grant to work in Los Angeles where she worked with Village Roadshow Pictures and The Gotham Group.