Stefan Hunt is a Melbourne-based filmmaker represented in Australia/NZ by Exit Films and newly flagged with Quad Productions. Commercial work includes Nike’s Dream Crazier, shot across Spain, Greece, Romania and Florida in twelve days with world-class tennis athletes in an unguarded register; On’s Cloudmonster spots Speed Runner and Night Runner, packing Hollywood-blockbuster suspense and physical comedy onto a New York street corner in :30; and Bonds’ April 2025 Robert Irwin “Sunday best” film. His Exit slate also covers KFC’s Go Full Chicken, Tourism Australia’s Come and Say G’Day, multiple Kathmandu films (We’re Out There, The Thief, Biodown), Virgin’s The Grump, Westpac’s Life is Eventful, MYOB, Ray-Ban with Indya Moore, Kosciuszko Beer, ZZ Driggs, and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Greater Things. He began in 2006 documenting a US ice-cream-truck surfing mission—run-and-gun DNA that still shapes athlete and street work. Personal projects include We’re All Going To Die (Hugo Weaving as Death), They Saw The Sun First (elderly NYC interviews plus choreography), and Yeah the Boys (2024, with Vanessa Marian). Roster-claimed accolades include BAFTA, Webby, ARIA and Flickerfest, plus UKVMA, Raindance, Vimeo Best of the Year and 2025 WeAreDN nominations.