Hopscotch’s Rachel Okine wins Natalie Miller Fellowship

One of Australia’s top production and acquisitions executives has been named the inaugural winner of a fellowship designed to honour women in the screen industry.

Rachel Okine, GM and production and acquisitions executive of Hopscotch Features claimed the Natalie Miller Fellowship.

As general manager of production house Hopscotch Features, Okine has overseen the development of recent big budget productions such as I, Frankenstein and The Mothers.

The Fellowship honours one woman who has demonstrated initiative, entrepreneurship and excellence working in the Australian screen industries.

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