In a remarkable blend of youthful ambition and cultural collaboration, Adhya Prasad, a Grade 12 student at St. Joseph's International Catholic College in Port Moresby, has taken on a key role in a historic film project that bridges the creative worlds of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and India. Adhya is serving as the production controller for the groundbreaking co-production between NAFA Productions of PNG, Neelam Productions, and Silicon Media from India. This project, which aims to showcase the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of PNG to a global audience, marks the first significant co-production between PNG and India. It provides a unique platform for young talents like Adhya to shine and gain invaluable experience. When interviewed about her role, Adhya expressed her excitement and dedication. "I am very happy and excited to be part of this project. As the production controller, I basically solve all the needs that arise during the project. If anybody requires anything, I answer to it.” This significant responsibility involves ensuring the smooth running of the production, a task that Adhya is ready to tackle with enthusiasm. With a number of staff under her, she is confident in delegating tasks and duties to ensure that everything and everybody in the crew for the movie “Papa Buka” is well. Adhya's journey in the performing arts has been marked by numerous achievements in both national and international art programs. Her leadership skills and dedication to the arts have always set her apart, making her a natural fit for the challenging role of production controller in this ambitious film project. Despite her young age, Adhya's involvement in such a major project sends a powerful message to other young aspiring filmmakers and artists. "Whenever you have your opportunity, you better get it before someone else does," she advised. This project is not just a career milestone for Adhya but also a significant learning experience that will shape her future in the arts. Adhya's commitment to this film, set against the vibrant backdrop of PNG and directed by acclaimed Indian director Br. Bijukumar Damodaran, underscores the importance of fostering young talent. Her role in the project, alongside experienced professionals from India and PNG, highlights the potential of young people to contribute significantly to major creative endeavours.