Cynthia Connop has over 20 years experience in the film and television industry as a writer, producer and director. Her feature documentary ‘Sacred Sex’ (ABC/Channel4/Miramax) achieved a highly successful theatrical, television and video release worldwide. Other credits include producer/director ‘Rajneesh: Spiritual Terrorist!’ (Dendy Award finalist/ABC TV/Learning Channel). The provocative and inspiring documentary ‘Bloodlines’ is her latest film in a series of documentaries exploring human relationships. Cynthia teaches documentary filmmaking and is the Chairperson of the board of the regi… Cynthia Connop has over 20 years experience in the film and television industry as a writer, producer and director. Her feature documentary ‘Sacred Sex’ (ABC/Channel4/Miramax) achieved a highly successful theatrical, television and video release worldwide. Other credits include producer/director ‘Rajneesh: Spiritual Terrorist!’ (Dendy Award finalist/ABC TV/Learning Channel). The provocative and inspiring documentary ‘Bloodlines’ is her latest film in a series of documentaries exploring human relationships. Cynthia teaches documentary filmmaking and is the Chairperson of the board of the regional film organisation, Screenworks.
Cynthia is the founder and co-facilitator of the Living Love workshop program. Cynthia has been exploring transformational work for over 25 years, is a personal growth facilitator and documentary filmmaker. She has facilitated numerous workshops – including the Heart of Woman, Meeting the Muse and culminating in the Living Love program for Men and Women, which is inspired by author and teacher David Deida.
Cynthia is passionate about creating an awakened, loving planet. Her pioneering film projects include the feature documentary SACRED SEX, the David Deida video SPIRIT SEX LOVE, AND SPIRITUAL TERRORIST on the Indian mystic, Osho. Her most recent film BLOODLINES (ABC TV) explores a healing encounter between two women from both sides of the Holocaust.
In her private consultations Cynthia draws on her skills in masculine/feminine polarity, sacred sexuality, voice dialogue, creativity coaching and the yoga of love. (8/14)More
