The Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) has announced the appointment of Bram Tulloch to the new role of Chief Information Officer.
Bram brings over 20 years of industry experience, working in leading Australian companies at the intersection of creativity and technology. For the last two years he has been at Flying Bark Productions as IT Project Manager and was previously at Animal Logic for 14 years, most recently working as Product Manager leading their IT strategy, vendor relationships and solutions architecture and improving UX and cyber security workflows.
Bram will be responsible for the design and implementation of the AFTRS Technology Strategy and will oversee all technology aspects of the school, including IT infrastructure, production technology, systems management, project scopes and budgets.
AFTRS CEO, Dr Nell Greenwood, said: “As well as bringing extensive experience in IT, on-set production, postproduction, VFX and animation, Bram is a highly experienced manager with a commitment to inclusive leadership and empowering his team. We greatly look forward to the contribution he will make at AFTRS.”
Bram said: “I’m excited to join a community as passionate about storytelling as I am about technology. My goal is to ensure AFTRS stays in step with industry, giving students and staff the tools to shape the future of screen, radio and broadcast.”
Bram commences in the role today.
