monster & me

Tom seeks to tell stories that explore men’s mental health and neurodivergence. His passion lies in directing and editing, with his previous project “big kids” being awarded best documentary short at NZYFF.

Tom has gained substantial post production experience, having worked for NZ On Screen for over a year, and now currently working at Park Road Post-Production. His ultimate goal is to be able to live a life where he can be creative but also create opportunities for fellow neurodiverse people.

Driven by a passion for thought-provoking storytelling, Elora Battah is a multitalented Wellington-born creative and performer. As a member of the neurodiverse community, Elora has a focus on bringing the world more stories centred around encouraging empathy and kindness. A graduate of Victoria University of Wellington, and currently studying for her Master's Degree at the Guildford School of Acting, Elora is truly grateful for each step in her creative journey.