Sue Smith, a celebrated Australian screenwriter and playwright, entered the world in the year 1959, commencing a remarkable journey that would eventually leave an indelible mark on the Australian television landscape. Throughout her illustrious career, she has demonstrated an unwavering dedication to her craft, penning or co-penning numerous productions that have garnered widespread acclaim from both audiences and critics. Her impressive repertoire of works includes the critically acclaimed television productions Mabo (2012),Bastard Boys (2007),RAN (2006),The Road from Coorain (2002),The Leaving of Liverpool (1993),and Brides of Christ (1991),each showcasing her remarkable talent for crafting compelling narratives that captivate and inspire.
Beyond the realm of television, Sue Smith has also made significant contributions to the world of film, with notable screenwriting credits including Peaches (2004) and co-writing the highly acclaimed Saving Mr. Banks (2013). Her remarkable ability to adapt her talents to various mediums has solidified her position as a masterful storyteller, capable of transcending boundaries and captivating audiences across diverse platforms.
