How was it working so closely with Leah?
This was the first time I’ve worked with her and it was a great experience.
She is full of beans and keeps us all on task. But she also wants to make great television and share serious stories with the Australian audiences.
That is what we get to do this generation thanks to all the [Indigenous] pioneers that went before us, who didn’t get to tell stories in this way.
Now, we get to tell our stories in our way, through our eyes, and are sharing it with an audience who I truly believe have been hungry for it for a long time.
Country is an important theme in the show and it is personally important to you. But what does Country mean to you?
It is who we are and it is what we are. We belong to the Earth, not the other way around.
There is one Country and there is one race, called the human race.
It doesn’t matter where it is, I love that there is so much Country to explore and that means travelling and meeting people who speak different languages and eating different food, and we can all learn from each other.
The show is beautiful to look at. Where did you film?
We were really in some beautiful Country.
We mainly filmed in Jamieson and Mount Buller. But we also got out to see some of the sights in Kevington and Mansfield.
Where can I watch High Country in Australia?
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