Jim Robison

Jim Robison is an AACTA-nominated producer and the founder of Lunar Pictures, an Australian production company focused on bold storytelling and international collaboration. Originally from Sydney and raised in Newcastle, New South Wales, Robison began his career after four years of service in the Australian Army. He developed his screen production skills while working across departments on major studio films including Hacksaw Ridge, Mad Max: Fury Road, and The Great Gatsby. These experiences laid the groundwork for his transition into producing independent film and television projects. Robison has produced a range of screen content across features, television, and digital platforms. His work includes The Room Below, a feature film starring Golden Globe winner Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Alyssa Sutherland. He served as creative producer on The School, which marked Milly Alcock's first casting in a feature film, and played a key role in casting one of Samara Weaving's early screen performances in a web series following her time on Home and Away. He has also collaborated with acclaimed director Alex Proyas on multiple projects, contributing to the development and production of genre-driven storytelling with a cinematic focus. Robison's projects have screened at international film festivals across Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia. His credits include Switzerland, directed by Anton Corbijn, with cinematography by Academy Award winner Robbie Ryan and featuring Academy Award winner Helen Mirren, Olivia Cooke, and Alden Ehrenreich. Through Lunar Pictures, he continues to focus on developing and producing emotionally grounded, internationally resonant screen stories.