I’ve always had one hand in business and the other in the arts. Together they have been my happy place over the last 40+ years.

After graduating with an economics degree in Melbourne, Australia and an unofficial media apprenticeship from running the campus radio station, managing bands and writing for the arts pages of grassroots media, my official apprenticeship was becoming a chartered accountant at PriceWaterhouse in the mid 1980s.

By 1990, I hung up my suit forever to embark on 12 years of producing films, documentaries and animation, whilst also setting up an arts-based accounting practice to underpin the vagaries of producing. Towards the end of this period, I was offered the role of festival director for a year-round film festival and so started a 6 year roller-coaster ride of live shows every fortnight with screenings and hosting guests like Roger Corman, Wim Wenders and so much great Australian talent on stage.

The next twist occurred in 2006, when I took a sabbatical from the film business to delve into property finance for a decade, including working on one of the largest industrial property subdivisions at the time. To keep the balance I also worked pro bono on arts boards.

In 2016, I took a call from a film lawyer friend who asked me if I’d like to offer finance to filmmakers rather than property developers. He didn’t need to ask twice and Mind The Gap Film Finance was born. In those first 9 years, we helped out over 250 productions, and established a strong set of values that others could rely on. In 2025, Mind The Gap has become part of the TPC group and I wonder why did it take so long for us to find our tribe?

I graduated from Graceland University with aspirations of a professional soccer career, but life led me in new directions. I pursued a Master’s in Sport and Exercise Psychology in England, became an RBT working with children on the Autism spectrum, and discovered my career path during 3+ years at HBO’s post-production accounting department. There, I thrived in a fast-paced environment, managing multi-million-dollar budgets for acclaimed shows, which aligned with my organized and methodical nature.

In 2024, I’m thrilled to join TPC, ready to bring my diverse experiences to new challenges. I’m excited to contribute to the dynamic culture and collaborate with the team daily!

Prior to TPC, she spent three years with Mind The Gap Film Finance, managing some AU$100 million of cashflow loans to over 150 film, television, animation, and extended reality projects. Previous roles were primarily in creative development for independent production companies, and two years as a development executive with federal funding agency, Screen Australia.

I have broad investment experience within the entertainment industry, having worked across M&A, capital raising and implementing credit strategies. I have been involved in deploying hundreds of millions of dollars in media and entertainment projects, ranging from independent films and television series to major studio motion pictures. Prior to my role at TPC, I was the Investments Director at Great Point Media, responsible for leading the investment team and I was also on the board of four companies within their venture capital portfolio

I attended Chapman University in Orange County, California, where I focused my studies on the logistical and business side of filmmaking. There, I was able to gain experience across all phases of production, working as a producer and production manager on several independent projects and interning with post-production facilities.

After graduating in 2020, I moved back home to Connecticut, and worked as a Portfolio Analyst for an international Commercial Real Estate lender. Though I gained invaluable experience there, my passion remained in the entertainment industry, and I moved back to the west coast to pursue a career in film financing.

Joining TPC has been a great experience, and I’m thrilled to be working alongside such a knowledgeable and dedicated team. 

After I graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara, I attended Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. Upon passing the Bar in 2017, I worked for a small boutique Construction law firm, where I very quickly remembered why I went to law school in the first place – to work in film and television.

In the middle of 2018, I found myself working at another boutique company, this time in the film distribution space. I worked for two years as the Director of Business Affairs, where I aided in the drafting and legal diligence for the acquisition and theatrical distribution of about seven wide release films.

In early 2020, I transitioned to FRC, where I began working in the film tax credit space. During my time with FRC, I also worked in film acquisition, drafting licensing agreements for over 20 films. Since FRC and TPC joined forces, I have transitioned to the TPC tax credit lending group, and I could not be more grateful to work with such a talented and hard working team.

Born and raised in San Diego and received a degree in Finance from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Worked on over 150 film + TV projects and Produced 20 prior to joining TPC. Avid surfer, surfboard shaper, and reader. 

Ross is a financing professional with experience in structuring and providing production financing and advisory services to innovative media companies. Prior to joining the TPC team, Ross co-founded Media Capital Group (MCG), a Canadian specialty financier of film and television productions where he and his team financed hundreds of films, television programs and animated features. Ross specializes in sourcing and managing film financing structures that include tax credit and agency incentives, broadcast, streaming and distribution licensing for both domestic and international co-productions. Prior to MCG, Ross led the Entertainment Industries financing team at CIBC World Markets where he sourced, underwrote and managed a variety of commercial and corporate loans throughout the media space. With years of experience and profile in this sector, Ross has worked with many of the leading companies in the industry and holds an MBA from The Thunderbird School of Global Management (ASU) and BA from The University of British Columbia (UBC).  

I bring a wealth of experience in production lending and creative financing solutions for film and TV. Previously, I was with Great Point Media, where I worked as part of the investments team, specializing in project management, tax credit administration and client relations. 

 Before moving to the UK, I started my entertainment career in business affairs at a Toronto-based production financing and business affairs consulting firm. Over four years, I worked with independent producers to access funding, initially as a coordinator, and later as a production finance executive. 

 I’m thrilled to be joining the London TPC team and look forward to contributing to its success!

Ben brings 25+ years of experience in film and television financing. Prior to joining TPC, Ben co-founded Media Capital Group (MCG), a specialty financier of film and television productions where he and his team financed hundreds of film, television and animated projects. Ben started his career in the entertainment financing industry at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, where he managed and facilitated the financing and administration of over 100 productions for studios and independent producers. He was also part of the team responsible for the introduction and facilitation of the first film tax credits in Canada. Following public practice, Ben joined a major structured finance group specializing in film and television production where, as the Director of Production Financing, he oversaw more than 250 projects totaling in excess of $3 billion with budget sizes ranging up to $130 million. Ben joined Ross Mrazek in 2003 and was jointly responsible for creating a leading entertainment financing practice at CIBC World Markets. Ben holds a BA from the University of Western Ontario and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) in Canada, and a Certified Public Accountant (Illinois). 

I joined the TPC team with a background in entertainment and media tech, having previously worked in business development and partnerships at iHeart in NYC and Samsung’s South Korea headquarters. Before earning my MBA at NYU Stern, I worked in general management and producing offices for Broadway. I’m excited to bring financing solutions to the live entertainment world.

I grew up in Los Angeles with exposure to the entertainment industry at a very young age. My family worked in entertainment accounting, and getting a peak behind the scenes of Hollywood ignited my passion for a career in production. I entered the world of TV finance immediately after high school, and my dedication and talent quickly propelled me to work as an assistant accountant on Emmy-winning shows like “Grey’s Anatomy” and “House of Cards”. My journey took an exciting turn when HBO invited me to join their post-production department. During my five-year tenure with HBO, I oversaw the post-production of numerous acclaimed shows, boasting multi-million dollar budgets.  After 20 years as a freelance studio accountant, I was eager for new challenges and opportunities. I seized the chance to join TPC, drawn by the vibrant and dynamic team culture. I’m eager to bring my experience and passion to the table, collaborating with my colleagues to create outstanding work. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for me here at TPC!

On the weekends you can find me driving around in my husband’s 67′ belvedere with my 3 kids going to flea markets or soccer matches!

I began my career in the entertainment industry working in production accounting at Millennium Films and Bold Films, after which I spent five years at Lionsgate working in the accounting department before segueing into profit participation.  I was promoted to the audit division, where I managed film and television royalty audits of producers’ profit participation statements.

In 2013, I joined Three Point Capital, where I have been involved in the financing of over 150 independent films and received over 30 Executive Producers credits.

I graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a double-major in Business and English.  I am a member of the Producers Guild Association, Film Independent, and Women In Film.  I am a frequent panelist and guest lecturer for international film festivals and universities.