Gary Doust is a highly acclaimed documentary filmmaker, celebrated for his extensive body of work that has garnered widespread recognition and critical acclaim. One of his most notable projects is the 2013 documentary, Next Stop Hollywood, which showcases his exceptional storytelling abilities and has contributed significantly to his reputation as a masterful filmmaker. Additionally, his 2002 documentary, Making Venus, further solidified his standing as a skilled and dedicated filmmaker, and his impressive repertoire also includes Battle Of The Brains, a 2005 documentary that demonstrates his versatility and ability to tackle a wide range of subjects.
His 2008 documentary, Great White Hunters, is another testament to his skill and dedication to his craft, and his work on Murbah Swamp Beer, a 2002 documentary, and Embedded with Sheik Hilaly, another 2008 documentary, showcases his capacity to navigate complex and nuanced topics. Moreover, his more recent projects, such as Parking Patrol Officer 808 and Blue Zoo, released in 2014, demonstrate his continued growth and evolution as a filmmaker.
Furthermore, Doust is also the co-founder of the Australian Filmmaker screenings event, Popcorn Taxi, which has become a staple of the country's film industry, providing a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their work and connect with industry professionals.
