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Ian David Darling AO is a documentary film director and producer. He is the executive director of Shark Island Institute and its production arm, Shark Island Productions in Sydney, Australia.
Ian Darling is an award-winning director and producer of social impact documentaries, such as The Oasis, Paul Kelly - Stories of Me, and The Final Quarter. He is also a philanthropist, a former chair of the Sydney Theatre Company, and an Officer of the Order of Australia.
Ian Darling was Chair of The Caledonia Foundation from 2002 to 2022. He was Founder (and former Chair) of Documentary Australia Foundation, and Founder of Good Pitch Australia, which funded and helped create 19 social impact documentaries and outreach campaigns.
Ian Darling was Chair of The Caledonia Foundation from 2002 to 2022. He was Founder (and former Chair) of Documentary Australia Foundation, and Founder of Good Pitch Australia, which funded and helped create 19 social impact documentaries and outreach campaigns.
A spectacular cinematic portrait of the iconic Bondi Icebergs – the pool and the people who cherish it – from The Final Quarter (SFF 2019) director Ian Darling. Breathtaking footage and a quintessential soundtrack are woven into a meditative and poetic story.
Jun 10, 2019 · Ian Darling recaps the years-long media cycle that drove Indigenous sportsman Adam Goodes out of the limelight in 'The Final Quarter.'
Ian Darling is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and Executive Director of Shark Island Institute in Sydney. He has directed and produced several acclaimed documentaries, including THE FINAL QUARTER, a film about the impact of concussion in Australian football.
