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Despite a flat-out schedule in the lead up to the launch of their highly anticipated new film Hungry for Change , Laurentine generously gave me two hours of her time to ask her anything I wanted too! Cool huh? She speaks five languages and has lived on several continents. She and James now live on a 10 acre ex organic avocado farm in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, which they purchased a few years ago.

The Queenslander house is actually a former school and is years old. Laurentine was studying a business degree, majoring in shipping and maritime studies and James was studying to be a sea farer. They went on to find a couples job on a luxury yacht working for one of the founders of a well-known global brand, which they did for 3 years. It was during this time that they witnessed the types of food these people ate, many of whom were on medication, had major chronic illnesses and were also overweight.

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Salad was not on the menu says Laurentine! Soon after, she and James realised that they wanted to learn and educate themselves further and both ended up completing their studies at the Global College of Natural Health in Santa Cruz, California. Fast forward… it was after attending a Tony Robbins seminar that they realised this was their path and they wanted to make a business out of it.

Once back in Australia they started exploring ways in which they could share their health information. They had originally planned on setting up an Optimum Nutrition Health Clinic in Sydney but that was not to be. As lovely as it sounded, they realised a clinic would only touch a small community and they would be repeating the same information over and over.

They saw a gap in the market for an off the shelf DVD that would be the answer to all of the burning questions that people had about what constituted good health and poor health. And that was when the idea of the film was really born.