Greta Nash

Biography

Greta Nash (they/she) is a Melbourne-based screenwriter and director, working across narrative film, television, and commercials. Locker Room, their award-winning short film, premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2017, and has since received more than 12 million views online via Short of the Week and Omeleto. In 2018, they wrote and directed Two Piece, which won Tropfest. Their latest short film, Dodger, received post-production funding from the City of Melbourne Arts Grants and premiered online via Short of the Week in 2026. Greta spent two years partaking in VicScreen’s prestigious Originate Series program for next-gen television screenwriters, completing three original half-hour pilots and participating in a number of writers’ rooms. In 2022, Greta completed a Screen Australia-funded Director’s Attachment with Daina Reid on Netflix’s Run Rabbit Run, following a VicScreen-funded Director’s Attachment on AMC’s Preacher in 2019. Continuing their pursuit of telling nuanced stories about contemporary adolescence, their debut feature film screenplay, School Camp, received two rounds of development funding via Screen Tasmania. Alongside their narrative work, Greta has worked extensively as a director's assistant on long form productions, a freelance commercial director, and teaches scriptwriting and directing at a number of tertiary institutions across Melbourne.