Adriane Neshoda is a Sydney-based director and creative director whose work sits somewhere between advertising, music, fashion and culture, with a strong visual style and a knack for finding the unexpected in an idea.

Originally from Mount Gambier in South Australia, Adriane is entirely self-taught, having found her way into directing through creative direction rather than the traditional film school route. It's a background that gives her work a strong design sensibility, an eye for detail and a willingness to push ideas somewhere a little less obvious.

She's built an impressive body of work across both commercial and music projects, directing for brands including TikTok, Freedom Furniture, Nescafé and MILKRUN, and collaborating with artists such as Royel Otis, Troye Sivan, Genesis Owusu and Rhian Teasdale of Wet Leg. Recent highlights include leading the global campaign for Royel Otis' album Hickey, directing an editorial with Rhian Teasdale for toBe Magazine, and creating the opening film and award bumpers for CICLOPE 2026.

Her work has been recognised with a Sofia Coppola x Decentralized Pictures Short Film Award, wins at the B&T Awards and ORIAS, an ARIA nomination, and accolades from the Australian Graphic Design Awards and Clipped.TV Australian Music Video Awards.

Adriane brings a fresh perspective to commercial filmmaking, combining strong creative thinking with a playful, contemporary approach and a genuine understanding of the worlds her work lives in.