Linda
After her husband's death, a woman moves in with her daughter Lucy and Lucy's eclectic group of housemates in a chaotic share house.
- Director & Writer Sharon Lewis
- Cinematographer Richard Jones
Film production · Illawarra, NSW · Est. 2005
Immersion Imagery is an Australian film production company founded by cinematographer and filmmaker Richard Jones.
Who we are
A mother learning how to grieve. A woman pushed to the edge by the housing crisis. A decommissioned robot deciding whether to keep her memory of love.
Richard came up behind the camera, and it shows in how the company works. Every project is built image-first: the same attention to light, composition and performance goes into a ten-minute short as into a feature in development.
We keep the slate deliberately small — a handful of projects at a time, each one seen through from first draft to final grade.
Selected work
Three finished films currently screening and submitting.
After her husband's death, a woman moves in with her daughter Lucy and Lucy's eclectic group of housemates in a chaotic share house.
A decommissioned family service robot reawakens with fragmented memories, and must choose whether to erase her capacity for love.
A recently divorced woman navigates homelessness, unwilling to be separated from her beloved dog. A story about the housing crisis and the people it swallows.
Recognition
Plus official selections at St Kilda, Belgrade, Bolton, Miami, Toronto and Montreal, and nominations at Chicago Indie Film Awards, Atlanta Cinema Awards, California Indies and LA Indies.
Work with us
We take on a handful of projects at a time so each one gets the attention it deserves.