Phoebe Hart is a telegenic presenter for live and pre-recorded events. From her early career as a front-of-camera youth culture reporter to hosting debates, panels and lectures, Phoebe's breadth of knowledge, candour and confidence with audiences makes her the ideal candidate for your next project. Phoebe is represented by Speaking Out.

Some of her recent speaking engagements include:

• Speaker at TedEx Youth Conference
• Panelist at "Future Sex" Ideas Festival Comedy Debate
• In conversation regarding Directing the First Person Documentary
• Panelist at the Health in Difference Conference, Melbourne
• Host of "The reading hour: love, lust and loathing", State Library of Queensland
• Presenter at the Robson Fellow at Ormond College, University of Melbourne
• Presenter at Pecha Kucha Night, Brisbane
• Presenter at the AAANZ (Art Association of Australia and New Zealand) Annual Conference
• Presenter at Visible Evidence Conference
• Presenter at the Society for Media and Cinema Studies Annual Conference
• Presenter at the Cultural Studies Now! International Conference
• Q&A presentations for Orchids: My Intersex Adventure at various film festivals around the world
• Presenter at "Film Lab" at the Queensland Writers Centre, State Library of Queensland
• Panelist on WORKING THE CROWD – Tips and Strategies for crowdfunding your documentary with OzDox
• Interviewed by Richard Fidler on ABC 612 Radio ‘Conversations’
• Presenter at the Brisbane Independent Documentary Group
• Appearing on Insight SBS TV
• Presenting to the Australian Council of Deans and Directors of Creative Arts
• Participant interview in the Safe Schools Coalition's resource All of Us.
• Panelist at the Queensland Writers Festival
• Interviewing Nicholas Cage for KPB101 Introduction to Screen Production
• Interviewed by Kelly Higgins-Devine on ABC Radio Brisbane
• Interviewed by comedian George McEnroe on Moolah, Disrupt Radio
• Recorded for Minus18 All of Us educational materials
• Keynote presenter at the Australian Women's Leadership Symposium

Phoebe is also a prolific writer, having contributed work on the subject of culture, film, sex and gender to various publications such as M/C Journal, Living Ethics, 'Inter-book Project', Archer Magazine, Studies in Documentary Film, Film International, The Conversation, Australasian Cinema Studies, Screenworks, Journal of Screenwriting and Polare Magazine. She's also available for a cheeky "in print" comment or two in the news:

• From beards to best friends, it’s time to give ‘fag hags’ their badge of honour
• Intersex and disclosure: Into the light
• Game of Thrones’ Battle of Winterfell so dark fans struggle to see the action
• My intersex body: more than an object of fascination or repulsion to be ‘fixed'
• HBO’s Euphoria is about teenage life but far from family viewing
• Writing Intersex Characters for Television in Journal of Screenwriting
• Growing Up In Australia published by Black Inc Books
• The Female Voice in Low budget, independent cinema of Australia: Strange Colours, The Second & Hot Mess
• Intersex activism: Fighting for our rights
• It's not just superhero films that are blowing out in length. So why are movies so long these days?
• A truly international slate: your guide to the 2024 Oscar nominees for best documentary
• Self-Taught Genius – Tim Mackenzie-Smith’s Getting it Back: The Story of Cymande
• Ultimate Equity: Hoag Kepner’s Torched
• Crafting Contemporary Documentaries and Docuseries for Global Screens: Docu-mania