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WELCOME TO METRO SCREEN'S WEEKLY eNews
– 21 June, 2007
FEATURE:
Metro Screen would like to thank all those who came along to our Open
Day last Saturday. With more than 120 people through the door, packed
workshops, interactive talks, screenings, markets and hot dogs the day
was a huge success. We hope those who attended gained as much out of it
as we did.
Don’t forget Metro Screen is always happy for you to come in and
have a chat or a tour of our facilities, you just need to call us on (02)
9361 5318.
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TRAINING + WORKSHOPS
Certificate IV in Screen >>
Winter Film School >>
Sony Z1P One Day Camera >>
Digital Micro Movie >>
High Definition Stop Frame Animation >>
EQUIPMENT HIRE + FACILITIES
Dubbing + New Media Services >>
General Overview >>
PROJECTS
Project Development Services >>
Youth Filmmaking Workshop >>
METRO SCREEN EVENTS
Television Production – Industry Panel >>
Metro Screen MySpace >>
OPPORTUNITIES
Round the World Yacht Race >>
CALL FOR ENTRIES
24 Hour Filmmaking Festival >>
Reel Deal Short Film Festival >>
Comedy Film Festival >>
Show Me Shorts >>
FESTIVALS + EVENTS
Popcorn Taxi >>
Cinema India >>
SPAA Conference >>
METRO SCREEN CONGRATULATES
TVS >>
Winners >>
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TRAINING
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CERTIFICATE IV IN SCREEN | 2ND SEMESTER
Now Enrolling at Metro Screen
Film, TV and screen industry study. Five months full-time. Semester 2: STARTS
Jul 16, 2007
Whether you want to write, direct, produce, shoot, record sound or edit,
this course gives you hands on experience with broadcast quality equipment
that will enable you to graduate and step into a professional role of your
choosing.
PAST GRADUATES
Graduates have gone on to start their own successful production
companies, be awarded at local and international film festivals,
work professionally on TV series, short films
and features. Some examples of last year’s graduate
success include:
Steve Crombie has now signed with RGM Associates
who represent: John Polson, Cate Blanchett and Anthony La Paglia. Steve
will have a segment on the Lonely Planet BlueList series screening
on SBS in June and has secured a book deal with Pan Macmillan.
Graciano Debeljah was offered one of only two
places on the Directing strand of a Bachelor in Media Studies at the Western
Australian Screen Academy [WASA].
“Hands-on film studies at Metro Screen has provided me with the
skills and resources to pitch concepts to major TV networks with confidence.”
Steve Crombie, Certificate IV in Screen 2006 graduate
QUICK COURSE OVERVIEW
• SUBJECTS | directing, screenwriting, cinematography, sound, editing,
producing with storytelling a major focus
• hands-on education in film and documentary making
• produce drama and documentary films that YOU write
• work in major crew roles
• broadcast quality HD digital cameras, professional level production
and post-production facilities, chroma key studio and Apple edit suites
• launch your career at the public graduation event
• receive valuable qualifications and a personalised DVD show reel
EXTRA BENEFITS WHILE STUDYING AT METRO SCREEN
Participants receive Metro Screen services at membership rates which includes
access to monthly events. They also benefit from everyday interaction
with professional crews working on-site. While studying
participants receive 50% off all equipment and facilities hire for
projects outside the scope of the course, [all equipment needs
for course work are included]. Plus discounted membership and access to
the resources and services of the Screen Directors Association ASDA,
Australian Writers Guild AWG and Screen Producers of Australia
Association SPAA.
TUTORS | Metro Screen tutors are celebrated
in the Australian industry and include: Inside Film nominee for
Best Editor Adrian Rostirolla Kokoda, AFI nominee in four categories Alec
Morgan Hunt Angels and producer Heather Oxhenham whose short Sexy Thing
premiered at Cannes.
COURSE DATES
Mon – Fri [Day] | Five months | 16/07 –
07/12 | $6,500 | 30% of the course fee will secure your place with
the balance due one week prior to the course start date.
These courses are Austudy and Abstudy approved for eligible
participants. Full details of Metro Screen policies and procedures for RPL
are available on request from Metro Screen Reception.
Come in for a tour of our facilities and discuss
the course in relation to your needs.
For detailed information on course structure, subjects
taught, equipment, films produced or to arrange a meeting please contact
Metro Screen training on (02) 9361 5318 or
training@metroscreen.org.au
or http://www.metroscreen.org.au
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WINTER FILM SCHOOL
July
“Everything about it exceeded my expectations. I came expecting
nothing and left with a short film and directing experience”.
John Kucza, Summer Film School participant 2007
10 days | July 2 – 13 | 15 places | Write, Shoot + Edit your
own short film.
SUITABLE for anybody interested in kick-starting
an education or career in filmmaking.
This is your opportunity to work with HD cameras and Final Cut Studio editing
suites to learn the fundamental creative and technical aspects of filmmaking.
PRACTICAL, HANDS-ON APPROACH TO:
• story and script development
• storyboarding and pre-production
• on set protocol
• shooting and camera operation
• lighting
• recording sound
• directing and working with actors on location
• editing and post production pathways
Working in groups of five ensures you rotate through key crew roles and
enjoy the first hand experience of operating equipment.
All tutors are current film industry practitioners and
specialists in their areas.
Upon completion you will receive a DVD of all films produced
and be well equipped to make your own short film and documentary productions.
Enrol Now – Places Are Limited
Mon – Fri | 9.30am – 4.30pm | Jul 2 –
13 | $990 or $1,165 non-members | 15 places
LOCATION | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall.
Cnr Oxford St + Oatley Rd Paddington, NSW
For more information please call Metro Screen’s Training Department
on (02) 9361 5318 or email training@metroscreen.org.au
or http://www.metroscreen.org.au
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SONY Z1P ONE DAY CAMERA COURSE
At Metro Screen
This intensive course covers the key characteristics and functions of the
Sony High Definition Z1P camera. A very popular camera, the Z1P produces
high-quality results under a wide range of conditions and is a popular choice
for many drama and documentary productions. A thorough look at the Z1P menu
and controls will be followed by a session on optimising framing, exposure,
white balance and focus. Hands-on practical exercises will be a priority
and participants will learn effective camera handling techniques and lighting
techniques.
There will be an explanation of the High Definition format and its implications
for post-production. Participants will have the chance to gain feedback
on any difficulties they have encountered in the past and will benefit from
the tutor’s industry experiences and tips about how to get the most
out of the camera.
1 x Sat 9.00am – 5.00pm [7 hrs] | Jun 26
| $185 / $217 non-members | 10 places
LOCATION | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall.
Cnr Oxford St + Oatley Rd Paddington, NSW
IF YOU ARE INDIGENOUS APPLY NOW FOR YOUR FREE PLACE!
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DIGITAL MICRO MOVIE
July 17
This hands-on introductory workshop gives you the opportunity to produce
a short movie in 15 hours from initial idea to final film. In groups, you
will script and storyboard your ideas, shoot using our digital cameras,
then edit your work in our Final Cut Pro edit suites. All participants will
rotate through key crew roles while learning basic screen language, lighting
and sound techniques.
SPECIAL FEATURE | Participants will receive
a DVD of all productions made.
Fri [Eve] + Sat & Sun [Day] 15hrs | 13/07 –
15/07 | $495 / $575 non-members | 11 places
LOCATION | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall.
Cnr Oxford St + Oatley Rd Paddington, NSW
IF YOU ARE INDIGENOUS APPLY NOW FOR YOUR FREE PLACE!
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HIGH DEFINITION STOP FRAME ANIMATION
July 21
Discover how to animate with your digital stills camera. This workshop will
clarify the issues involved with the production of stop-frame animation
with digital stills cameras destined for HDTV and 2K digital cinemas. Participants
learn with a range of equipment and software including Apple Final Cut Pro,
Motion, Macromedia Flash and Adobe After Effects.
OPTIONAL | If you have a digital camera, please
bring it along.
3 x Sat [Day] 18hrs | 21/07 – 04/08 |
$399 / $459 non-members | 15 places
LOCATION | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall.
Cnr Oxford St + Oatley Rd Paddington, NSW
IF YOU ARE INDIGENOUS APPLY NOW FOR YOUR FREE PLACE!
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EQUIPMENT
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DUBBING + NEW MEDIA SERVICES
Metro Screen Offers:
Comprehensive transfer services, standards conversion, bulk DVD duplication,
Disc printing, digitising to hard disc, digital file transfer to tape,
video file compression, video stills capture, DVD authoring and more.
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GENERAL OVERVIEW
Summary
Based centrally in Sydney Metro Screen offers hi definition digital video
production equipment and post production facilities, a chroma key studio,
experienced crew, extensive duplication and printing services and we can
even produce your media for you.
24hour HD editing facilities – completely self contained
Range of HD and SD cameras to suit all productions and budgets
Operators on call for editing or camera projects
Casting And Chroma Key Studio as well as rehearsal or audition spaces
Digitising to external hard disc, Digital file transfer to tape, DVD authoring
Video file compression, Stills capture from video.
Full range of stock
Metro Screen offers convenient, tailored production and postproduction
solutions for the emerging filmmaker and industry professional.
Contact our friendly facilities staff for a prompt quote on (02) 9361 5318 or facilities@metroscreen.org.au,
http://www.metroscreen.org.au
Check the web for a full list of equipment, services and spaces to rent
or download our current rate card here http://www.metroscreen.org.au/pdf/rate_card.pdf
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PROJECT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Script Editor/Producer Consultant
Meet with professionals about your project
Feedback is always productive especially when it comes from those who are
working successfully in the film and screen industries.
Metro Screen’s Project Development Services offer you the opportunity
to have your scripts and treatments assessed by industry professionals.
Choose between a script editor and producer for a one hour or longer face-to-face
meeting about your next project.
This is an excellent opportunity for filmmakers and screen practitioners
to be given sound advice on what does and doesn’t work. Gain tips,
insider knowledge and give your next project the best chance of achieving
success whether it’s a short documentary or a feature film.
For costs and eligibility contact us on (02) 9361
5318 or metro@metroscreen.org.au
or http://www.metroscreen.org.au/projDevServ.html
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YOUTH FILMMAKING WORKSHOP
11 – 16 Year Olds
July 4 – 6
Metro Screen’s youth unit Channel Free is running its ever popular
School Holiday workshop next school holidays July 4 – 6.
Are you ready to make a film in three days?
"Lights, Camera, Action"?
This intensive three day video making course is open to all levels of experience
and will develop your overall skills in producing quality video
projects. The experience gained and skills learned on this course
can be used for film projects, television projects and digital media screen
productions. And it’s fun!
TO ENROL | Give us a call or shoot us an email with your snail mail
details and we’ll send you out an enrolment form.
Young people with little or no prior video production experience are encouraged
to enrol.
AGE GROUP | 11-16 year olds. If you are under
11 or just hit 17 + are super keen, let us know – you might be able
to do the workshop :)
DATES
• Pre-Production: Wednesday 4 JULY [10.00am – 5.00pm]
• Production: Thursday 5 JULY [10.00am – 5.00pm]
• Post-Production: Friday 6 JULY [10.00am – 6.00pm]
VENUE | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall.
Cnr Oatley Rd + Oxford St, Paddington, NSW
TUTORS
Dean Francis | Dean is a recent AFTRS directing graduate.
Dean has directed many short films and a short feature. His films include
Crazy Richard, Afterlife, Too Little Justice,
Bo’s Grammar and most recently Vermin. His short
films Boy’s Grammar and Transgression are currently
featuring at festivals in New York and San Francisco. Dean’s film
Vermin recently premiered at the prestigious Karlovy Vary International
Film Festival in the Czech Republic.
Michael Chrisoulakis | Michael's short suspense film, Interchange
has screened at many festivals worldwide and received awards including;
Short Film Winner at both the Telluride Indie Fest and Key West Indie Fest,
Best Film at the Eyescream Halloween Film Festival, Best Thriller at the
International Festival of Cinema and Technology. Michael also received the
Great Expectations award at the Sour Grapes Film Festival. Michael is currently
the coordinator of Metro Screen's Members Production Group and the monthly
Filmmaker's Studio.
Please contact Channel Free’s Coordinator Craig Boreham on Wednesdays
(02) 9361 5318 or channelfree@metroscreen.org.au
to discuss eligibility.
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TELEVISION PRODUCTION – INDUSTRY PANEL
From Concept to Prime Time
An Industry Panel presented by Metro Screen’s Network. Tuesday July
3rd at 6.30pm.
Metro Screen’s Network popular Industry Panel series for 2007 continues
wit this talk aimed at addressing the many issues and questions regarding
television production in Australia.
Hear from a panel of professionals representing a cross section of the
television industry who will shed light on the process of developing a
TV show concept to screening it on air.
TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:
• You’ve got an idea for a show – what next?
• What to cover in a TV show proposal.
• What are the TV Networks looking for in a concept?
• Do you need to write an entire series before TV Networks will
look at your idea?
• Tips on submissions and pitching.
• Do you need to make a pilot episode?
• How does TV show funding work?
Guest Speakers to be announced
WHEN | Tues July 3rd, 6.30pm – 8pm
WHERE | Metro Screen, Paddington Town Hall,
Cnr Oxford St & Oatley Rd, Paddington
COST | Free for Metro Screen members / $10
non-members
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL | contact metro@metroscreen.org.au
or (02) 9361 5318 to secure your place or
to request a booking form. Members please quote your membership number.
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METRO SCREEN MYSPACE
Become Our Friend
Metro Screen now has a myspace site, to check us out and become our friend
go to http://www.myspace.com/metroscreen
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OPPORTUNITIES
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ROUND THE WORLD YACHT RACE
Wanted: Production Team/Sponsors to Film
Gabrielle Simpson, 64 year old Sydney grandmother, is to become the oldest
woman to race round the world: over 10 months, 57,000km (35,000miles)
she will face the challenge of a lifetime. Gabrielle needs the support
of sponsors and the people of Australia for her Crew place in the race:
approx. $120,000 for 12 months, including 2 months training. All monies
go to the organisers (Clipper-Ventures plc UK), with expenses (Gabrielle
& team), and any surplus to Cancer Research.
Gabrielle also needs a production team to film this adventure! Please
view the Clipper 07/08 website: http://www.clipperventures.co.uk/2006/content/0708/home.php
Anyone interested please contact Gabrielle Simpson: 0439
959 968 or at gabrielle.simpson@bigpond.com
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24 HOUR FILMMAKING FESTIVAL
The Shoot Out
Registration is now open for the 9th annual Shoot Out.
Films need to be shot in Newcastle between 9pm Friday 13 and 9pm Saturday
14 July. Entry is open to anyone with a video camera, a few friends and
a bright idea for a film! First prize is worth a whopping $18,000 including
$4,000 CASH-O-LA Winners are announced at a special screening on Sunday
15 July.
2006 entrant, Matt Woodham only found out about The Shoot Out a week before
the event. His film ‘The Percusionist’, featuring a bands
less than veiled attempts to dispose of an untalented tambourine player
with delusions of grandeur, went on to win ‘Best Film’. This
goes to prove, it’s not always about months of intense planning.
It can start with a good idea and just finding a way to make it work on
screen.
“The Shoot Out is not about how much money is spent on making a
film or who has access to the best editing facilities,” says Kristi
Street, founder and Director of The Shoot Out 24 Hour Filmmaking Festival.
“The incredibly high standard of films that we see in the Top Ten
each year is purely a result of being focused, organised and pushing creativity
and physical stamina to the limit!”.
So get together with your friends, your family or that special someone
you’re trying to chat up and be in Newcastle on Friday July 13.
You have 24 hours to make 7 minutes count.
For all entry details and registration forms visit www.theshootout.info
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REEL DEAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
The Commonwealth Bank
The second annual Commonwealth Bank Reel Deal Short Film Festival kicks
off with registrations and the release of the official brief sheet commencing
on June 17, 2007.
This year there are over $20,000 in cash and prizes to be won, making
the Reel Deal one of the richest film festivals in Australia.
The Reel Deal has been specially designed to identify, nurture and support
Australia’s film makers of the future and provides the industry’s
only film scholarship as one of the major prizes. It doesn’t matter
if you’re a seasoned professional, a student or a first timer: everyone
is welcome to enter this grass roots event and compete on a level playing
field.
Iconic actor, Bryan Brown is patron of the festival and lends his name
to the Bryan Brown Film Scholarship prize which is valued at around $5,000
annually and which will be supplied by Revesby Workers’ Club. Bryan
also heads the judging panel which includes actresses Abbie Cornish and
Georgie Parker, comedian Wil Anderson and a group of industry professionals
like Posie Graeme-Evans (ex Head of Drama at Channel 9, McLeod’s
Daughters); Khoa Do (AFI nominated director and 2005 Young Australian
of the Year) and Graham Thorburn (Head of Film, TV & Digital Media
at AFTRS).
Each film must include at least five items from the official brief sheet.
The items do not dictate the storyline or theme of any film and entrants
can develop and produce the storyline and genre of their choice. Filmmakers
have 4 weeks to create and craft their films which must be no longer than
7 minutes duration. Entrants can register for the festival online or in
person at Revesby Workers’ Club. Full details can be found at www.reeldeal.com.au
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COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL
Over the Fence
Are YOU thinking of making a comedy? We want YOU to get working on your
comic masterpiece!
Call for entries Deadline 10 October 2007
Prizes are in the offing and films must fulfill the following guidelines:
Have an excellent sense of humour!
Any between 20 sec and 20 min
Any comic genre; black, slapstick, irreverent, romantic, political, subversive,
absurd
This festival is a 'product placements free zone' - like no smoking or
featured product names - unless contexualized and with an excellent sense
of humour!.
And did we say.. it must have an excellent sense of humour?!
DEADLINE October 10, 2007
Entry form here http://www.overthefence.com.au/entrants/index.html
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SHOW ME SHORTS
Exceptional Aussie Films
After a very successful inaugural year in 2006, Show Me Shorts Film Festival
is again on the hunt for outstanding Australian shorts to pitch against
those of their New Zealand counterparts.
We are looking for short films from all genres to ensure a diverse selection.
This includes comedy, documentary, horror, drama, sci-fi, thriller, children’s
films and anything in-between. With four award categories, including Best
Student Film, there are lots of chances for your film to gain the acclamation
it deserves.
And remember, this time round your films will travel the breadth of New
Zealand. We are expanding from the Academy Cinemas in Auckland to screenings
at prime locations in Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. Just think
of the exposure your film could receive!
The submissions deadline is 15 July 2007.
Entries must be between three and thirty minutes long and must have been
completed after 31 December 2003. Full guidelines are available on our
website and you can submit your forms electronically.
Get the low-down at www.showmeshorts.co.nz
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POPCORN TAXI
Crocodile Dreaming + Thursday’s Fictions
Preview Screening of Two Extraordinary Australian Short Films + Q&A
with the filmmakers.
7.00pm, Wed 27 Jun 2007, Greater Union Bondi Junction,
Price: $12/$10 conc
Tickets available via Popcorn Taxi Website | www.popcorntaxi.com.au
Popcorn Taxi is very proud to present two extraordinary Australian 35mm
short films, both mythical and fantastical in their own ways, Darlene
Johnson’s CROCODILE DREAMING, and Richard Allen’s THURSDAY’S
FICTIONS.
CROCODILE DREAMING is a project developed by writer/director DARLENE JOHNSON
and the legendary Australian actor, DAVID GULPILIL. It is seen as a modern
day, supernatural myth about two estranged brothers who are brought together
through the spirit of their mother. It is a story about loss, love, brotherhood
and freedom and the search for identity. As DARLENE observes, “Crocodile
Dreaming is important to me because of the journey it has allowed me to
make, a journey that is not yet over, nor probably ever will be –
a spiritual journey to connect with the origins of what I am, and why
I am.”
The journey in THURSDAY’S FICTIONS equally explores the notion of
identity through the cinematic experience of music, dance and surreal
fantasy. A woman named Thursday, realises she is running out of time in
a world in which people live only for the length of a day. She discovers
she is going to be reincarnated as Tuesday and in her attempt to cheat
the cycle of reincarnation, she unleashes a terrible beauty that leaves
the other ‘days of the week’ in turmoil. According to director
and co-writer RICHARD JAMES ALLEN, the film is highly imaginative and
richly textured in its ability to allow different art forms to blend together
in concert towards an immersive sensory whole. The film was awarded the
Gold Medal Award Citation, Director’s Choice for Artistic Excellence
in a Feature Film, at Park City Film Music Festival.
Joining us on-stage after the screenings will be DARLENE JOHNSON, RICHARD
ALLEN and Producer KAREN PEARLMAN for an audience Q&A and to discuss
their own ‘journeys’ in making these films.
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CINEMA INDIA
The Powerhouse Museum
Explore the Bollywood phenomenon, through film advertising materials such
as posters, hoardings, lobby cards and song books from the 1930s to the
present, as well as dazzling Bollywood costumes, original film trailers
and song and dance sequences featuring the most celebrated stars. Plus
discover the unconventional, Australian-born Bollywood star of the 1930s
and 40s known as ‘Fearless Nadia’ – queen of the stunt
film.
For more information about Cinema India: the art of Bollywood http://www.powerhousemuseum.com
6 June – 11 November 2007. Open 10.00am to
5.00pm
Admission: $10 adult, $5 child, $6 concession and $25 family.
Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris Street, Ultimo
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SPAA CONFERENCE
Website is Now Live
Go to http://www.spaa.org.au/conference to:
• Register and access Early Bird rates
• Book discounted travel and accommodation through our travel partner
Stage and Screen (hotel accommodation is limited so early booking recommended)
• Keep up to date as speakers and sessions are announced...
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Antenna Award Winners
Antenna Awards (the CTV sector's equivalent of the Logies)
TVS picked up two awards:
The top award (Program of the Year) went to “Sign Post”, a program
produced in Sydney for TVS.
The award for Best Comedy went to “In Wollongong Tonight”, also
produced for TVS.
In all, 19 programs out of the 25 category winners are or have been screened
on TVS.
Also worth noting is the fact that the Viewers’ Choice Award went
to a sports program called “4WD TV” (Four Wheel Drive TV) which
while not made in Sydney has been in our schedule from day one and is one
of our most popular programs.
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WINNERS
@ Open Day
Metro Screen would also like to congratulate D. Coffey and Rana Kordelini
for winning our Metro Screen survey prizes consisting of Chauvel movie tickets,
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Metro Screen vouchers to the value of your choice are also available as
gift ideas and are redeemable on all courses, equipment hire, membership
and events. http://www.metroscreen.org.au/pdf/Brochure2007.pdf
Items for the eNews must be received by Friday. The Metro Screen eNews receives
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items are also subject to editing. Please be sure to submit no more than
200 words including the preferred title of your item and contact details
to enews@metroscreen.org.au
Metro Screen does not advocate items on its eNews but merely presents them
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Metro Screen membership affords many benefits including discounted courses,
equipment hire, entry into our competitions, subsidy funds, and access to
our monthly film events, screenings and mentorship programs, not to mention
the networking and career development opportunities go to http://www.metroscreen.org.au
for all the information.
Metro Screen now sells Inside Film magazines at reception. Just
come into Metro Screen and pick up your latest copy of this film industry
magazine. Inside Film is a proud sponsor of Metro Screen.
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