Oct 1, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 12 segments
Kate Separovich is an award-winning Western Australian film producer. She originally studied graphic design and worked in local cinemas, where she fell in love with production and set building…
[laughs] And it sounds like you have to be very, what's the word, like organized and have systems and, you know, 'cause you're managing lots of moving parts.
It is really that thing where you kind of have to, I mean, yeah, I'm ADHD, and so, you know, yes, I'd love a really organized system, and I start-
... with organized systems in place, but they all fall out the window, and, uh, you kind of, you, it, you get to a point where sometimes you just hold, you have to hold everything in your head, and you have to-
... be able to think through this is gonna happen, and then that means that, and that means that, and that means that.
So you, you're almost making decisions based on things happening two or three times in the future.
And I think, you know, having worked in the past in a little bit of live events, that background sort of really helped me be really decisive as a producer.
[laughs] And it sounds like you have to be very, what's the word, like organized and have systems and, you know, 'cause you're managing lots of moving parts.
It is really that thing where you kind of have to, I mean, yeah, I'm ADHD, and so, you know, yes, I'd love a really organized system, and I start-
... with organized systems in place, but they all fall out the window, and, uh, you kind of, you, it, you get to a point where sometimes you just hold, you have to hold everything in your head, and you have to-
... be able to think through this is gonna happen, and then that means that, and that means that, and that means that.
So you, you're almost making decisions based on things happening two or three times in the future.
And I think, you know, having worked in the past in a little bit of live events, that background sort of really helped me be really decisive as a producer.
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