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Cat SWEENEY

DIRECTOR

Born and raised in Melbourne’s west with Cypriot and Irish ancestry Cat’s plight for social justice and passion for the arts runs deep in her DNA. She has worked in the community arts and youth sector for 20 years in various roles from event management through to performance, and everything in between – giving her a vast skill set and extensive experience base in every aspect of the entertainment, and youth community arts industry. Cat’s vision and ‘Make It Happen’ attitude has seen her make the impossible possible by following her intuition and staying true to her values of culture and community. From coordinating major Hip Hop festivals at Fed Square, to being awarded a Young Social Pioneer for her youth work initiatives, to becoming the First Australian in history to compete in the International Dancehall Queen Competition in Montego Bay, Jamaica – Cat’s achievements are diverse and extensive. While completing her degree in Social Science (Youth Work), Cat initiated many youth community arts projects and worked for leading organisations such as Multicultural Arts Victoria, Cultural Infusion, Western Edge Youth Arts, and The Arts Centre Melbourne on many projects that, over the years gave her constant motivation and inspiration to continue on her quest to enrich and change people’s lives through their engagement in the arts. Cat’s work is rooted in creating an alternative space to the mainstream rat race to facilitate experiences for everyone – no matter what their background – to get back to the essence of what it means to be HUMAN.

KIMBERLY SUMMER

BRANDING / DESIGN / PHOTOGRAPHY

Kimberly Summer is a Naarm (Melbourne)-based creative specializing in design, branding, photography, and film. With a focus on inclusivity and authentic storytelling, she collaborates with artists (All the Queens Men), small businesses (Jungle City Studios, Film Camp), organisations (Cypher Culture, L2R Dance), institutions (Deakin University, UNSW, SBS, ABC) and global brands (Champion, Loreal, Vogue).

Kim’s work challenges traditional narratives by reimagining public spaces, often featuring street dancers and non-actors to create dynamic, community-driven visuals. She thrives on breaking down power dynamics, fostering playful, equitable partnerships that push creative boundaries.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur launching a side hustle, an artist seeking a film collaborator, or a business in need of striking design and branding, Kim brings strategic vision—bolstered by a background in marketing and communications—to elevate your project with purpose and impact.

Kimberly’s services include: Branding, design, film & photography. Contact her for a consult: 
 
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Acknowledgement

Jungle City acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land where we work, we acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging. Jungle City pledges commitment to ‘pay the rent’ to Aboriginal people in Victoria by contributing 2% of our monthly profits to Pay The Rent.

Jungle City acknowledges the creators of the dance forms we practice and pay my respect to them, their elders and their ancestors. Jungle City is committed to working toward unity in all our diversity through the power of dance, music and culture.