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Staff Reporters
Jan 12, 2023

Creative Minds: Steven Spielberg changed cinema and Jennifer Crabb’s life

The senior bidding producer at Sweetshop recounts how the 1975 thriller Jaws lured her into filmmaking, discusses the regret of missing Prince's first and last concert in Perth and reveals the joy of eating goat cheese on French baguettes.

Jennifer Crabb, Sweetshop Perth

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