Deanne Weir

We had such an amazing team making Homebodies that like I even literally – get flushes right now whenever i think about them so basically homebodies was created by myself and produced by kind of strachan at mad ones films and ep'd by liam hyan who was the other half of mad ones films um it was written by myself and charlotte mars who wrote episodes three and five and also uh set up directed by harry lloyd who is a fantastic director based in melbourne Kate Cornish was our DOP, who was absolutely fantastic.

And we had a slew of other EPs, which was Kirsty Fisher, who was also our script producer, Nicole and Zaina at SBS, and also a fantastic producer called Deanne Weir, who's taking a real stride in some amazing stories recently.

So that was our sort of team that made up Homebodies, as well as our amazing cast.

of course, Luke Wilshere, who plays Darcy, Claudia Carvin, who plays Nora, Jazzy Hall, who plays Dee, and Roxy Mahevy, who plays George.

My name is Julia Risto, and I'm a member of the Victorian Women Lawyers Voting Executive Committee.

And in this first episode, I'm joined by the Honourable Justice Lesley Taylor of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Follies List Barrister, Amanda Carotas, and VWL's First President, Deanne Weir.

Between them, they spanned the three decades since the Victorian Women Lawyers was founded, what has changed, what it took to get here, and what still requires grit today.

We talk to the decisions that shaped their careers, what has changed in the profession across those 30 years, and what the next decade should hold for the women coming through behind them.