Damon Gameau is an award-winning actor who has appeared in a range of productions.  As a director, he was the winner of Tropfest in 2011 and That Sugar Film marked his first feature-length film. The film is now the highest-grossing Australian documentary of all time and has had major releases across New Zealand, the UK, Canada, South Africa and the United States with releases in many more countries around Europe, Asia and the America’s to come in 2016.   The film also won the 2015 Aacta award for Best Feature Documentary. Alongside the documentary came ‘That Sugar Book’ which is a best seller and is now available in 12 languages around the world.

Find out more about That Sugar Film here.

Through the generous support of philanthropic and strategic outreach partners Damon feels fortunate to now be driving change in many different areas, including through hundreds of Australian schools and the new free smartphone app, which is allowing users to track their sugar consumption every day in a fun and engaging way. On the back of the enormous success of That Sugar Film and That Sugar Book, Damon recently brought us That Sugar Guide which he has co-written with his wife Zoe. He is currently working on his new documentary ‘2040’ - a vision board of how the world could look if we were to act on the good ideas available to us right now.  It crosses subjects of climate change, economics, wellbeing, design and innovation, education and more. Damon is a passionate advocate for good health and is determined to help people find a happier way of living.