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Home • Latest News • Screenwest welcomes new IAGC Member

Screenwest welcomes new IAGC Member

Home • Latest News • Screenwest welcomes new IAGC Member

Screenwest welcomes new IAGC Member


Amy Doherty

Screenwest is pleased to welcome Amy Doherty to its Industry Advisory Group Committee.

Amy is the Founder of creative studio Arch Rebels and Game Director on Arch Rebel’s VR and PC game Ghost Cam.  

As Narrative Designer, Amy’s credits include XR and PC games Exercise Your Demons, God of Riffs: Battle for the Metalverse, An Engineer and The Great Machine, and These Starless Skies. 

An advocate for Western Australian talent, Amy is on the WA Games Industry Council committee, mentors at Level Her Up, and her narrative work has been featured locally and, in the UK, and Canada, in TV shows, short films, and theatre. 

“On behalf of the Screenwest Board, I congratulate Amy on her appointment.  Her digital games knowledge and experience will be a fantastic addition to the IAGC and we look forward to the valuable insights she will bring,” said John Driscoll, Screenwest Board Chair. 

“We’re excited to welcome Amy to the IAGC. Her passion and experience in the digital games industry will help us strengthen our connection to this vibrant sector of the WA screen industry.  Welcome Amy!” said Lien See Leong, Chair IAGC. 

 

About the IAGC  

The IAGC is a subcommittee of the Screenwest Board.  It assists the Board to monitor and keep up to date with emerging issues and trends affecting the WA screen industry.  It also serves as a vital link between the Board and the industry. 

Industry practitioners with issues to raise are encouraged to engage through their guild or association, or by contacting IAGC members directly. 


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Friday, 6 June 2025

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Screenwest acknowledges and pays respect to all Traditional Owners of Country across the State of Western Australia and their Elders past and present. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, spiritual beliefs and relationship to land and waters and acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the people living today. We extend this respect to all Indigenous language groups.

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