Zoë Tuckwell (Gameau) is a producer, creative director, and author with two decades of experience in the Australian film, television, and theatre industries. Zoë is passionate about telling stories that matter and creating space for impactful conversations—both on-screen and off.
A graduate of NIDA with a Bachelor of Performing Arts, Zoë has worked in various creative roles, from acting to producing and directing. She was a lead actor on the primetime TV show Winners and Losers (Channel 7) and played key roles in landmark documentaries 2040 and That Sugar Film. These projects reflect her commitment to bringing big ideas to life, using film and media to spark positive change and promote meaningful dialogue.
As Executive Producer and Head of Creative Development at Green Thumb Media, Zoë leads the development of projects focused on sustainability, social impact, and environmental change. She collaborates with filmmakers, thought leaders, and organisations to create content that encourages action and fosters deeper understanding of the challenges we face.
Outside of her work in film, Zoë has consulted with various organisations on sustainability and renewable energy projects, using her skills to help bridge the gap between complex ideas and the people who can make a difference.
Zoë’s background in health coaching—studied at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York—coupled with her founding of How We Gather, a space focused on creative group work and deep ecology practices, has further shaped her belief in the power of connection and community. While she has moved on from these ventures, the experiences continue to influence her approach to both her personal and professional life.
Living in regional Australia, Zoë volunteers a teeny bit of spare time as the Social Issues Policy Officer for the Far North Coast branches of the Country Women’s Association (CWA). There, she advocates on behalf of rural communities—though, in between scone-baking and knitting (which she admits she's still perfecting), she’s more likely to be found tackling policy briefs than hosting tea parties. Between raising two children, prioritising their well-being, and balancing her creative career, Zoë is committed to living a well-rounded life rooted in connection, purpose, and service.
Driven by the belief that stories have the power to inspire change and build connections, Zoë remains committed to working on projects that reflect her values of creativity, authenticity, and positive impact—whether on screen, in her community, or at home with a cup of tea (and maybe a questionable knitting project).
Welcome Words About Zoë
"Zoë has a passion for ‘Wellness’ - physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally.
She ‘Walks the Talk’, and uses her diverse life experience to assist others to do the same. She’s funny and wise, with meticulous attention to detail, a thirst for knowledge and a deeply compassionate heart. I highly recommend her work."
-Sandra Groom. Life Coach & Author.
"You come away from a talk with Zoë Gameau feeling like you have had a healing.
She is an old soul with an other-worldly wisdom about her, and has an ability to create space and light around any given situation.
Zoe has a direct plug-in to the source, and articulates feelings and concepts which you never thought could be put into words.
She is unnervingly intelligent and seeks the truth in this life above all else."
-Katie Wall. Author.
"Every once in a while you meet someone that inspires you to ponder the deeper meaning of life - Zoë is that person.
She embodies unconditional love, grace and light. Zoë is a big hearted soul who brings depth, magic and laughter to gatherings and holds space for others with compassion and a loving heart."
- Leanne Fitzgerald, Mother to Frankie Willow