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Belle Stewart

Producer Photographer Artist & Educator

Belle Stewart is a producer and photographer with a three-decade career spanning film, visual arts and creative education.

Film & Television graduate of RMIT University, she brings multidisciplinary production experience across creative direction, costume design, stills photography and podcast production, with demonstrated capacity to lead projects from development through delivery.

She is currently Lead Producer of The Creative Currency Podcast, Levy’s Long Game and Emerald Hill, projects interrogating authorship and historical memory. Her work is grounded in culturally literate storytelling that balances artistic integrity with audience viability.

As co-founder of Triple Axel Creative, Belle operates at the intersection of production and talent development. Through structured mentorship, she works directly with emerging creatives, providing ongoing insight into contemporary behaviour, platform engagement and value-driven storytelling. This proximity to younger creators informs her understanding of shifting patterns, demand for authenticity, intersectional narratives, female-centred perspectives and intergenerational dialogue.

Her ongoing photographic series Bodies of Water explores the poetry of the female form, creative power and fertility β€” thematic concerns that extend into her screen work through a sustained focus on female perspective and generational voice.

Belle descends from a long lineage of published writers, journalists - Australian film and media industry, grounding her practice in questions of authorship, cultural responsibility and legacy.

Belle builds projects that are creatively ambitious, socially resonant and strategically positioned within Australia’s evolving screen and media landscape.

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