‘All My Friends Are Racist’ Screenwriter Kodie Bedford Signs With CAA

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Australian writer Kodie Bedford has signed with CAA for the portrayal.

Bedford co-wrote, produced and scripted the ABC series ‘All My Friends Are Racist,’ which won Best Short Comedy at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) awards in 2021. Created and co-written by Enoch Mailangi, the show follows Casey and Belle who live together and are the hottest friendship in town, but when their ‘burnt book’ wall, where they listed all their friends as racists, is discovered, they are suddenly kicked out of the friendship group.

The writer’s credits also include the ABC series “Mystery Road.” In 2020, she was nominated for an AACTA in the Best Television Screenplay category for the episode “Mystery Road: Broken” and in 2018 in the same category for the episode “Mystery Road: Waterhole”. In the series, Detective Jay Swan is assigned to investigate a mysterious disappearance at an outback cattle ranch. Soon, Swan’s investigation reveals a past injustice that threatens the fabric of the entire community.

Additionally, Beford co-wrote and directed an episode of the ABC comedy anthology series “Summer Love,” produced by Gristmill Productions. Created by Robyn Butler and Wayne Hope, the series tells eight love stories set in a vacation home. The series was nominated for four AACTAs.

Bedford also wrote and co-produced the AMC+ Australia-based indigenous series “Firebite” and its episode “I Wanna Go Home” was nominated for Best TV Series Writing at the Australian Writers’ Guild’s AWGIE Awards in 2022. The series follows two native Australian hunters battling the last colony of vampires in the South Australian desert.

Bedford continues to be represented in Australia by RGM Artists.

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