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WELCOME TO METRO SCREEN'S WEEKLY eNews
– 09 August, 2007
FEATURE:
Extra Advanced Screenwriting course starts Sept 1, see below…
Speed Networking II, Thursday Sept 6, register before Aug 20, see below…
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TRAINING + WORKSHOPS
DVD Production >>
Documentary Making Intensive >>
Advanced Screenwriting >>
Introduction to Screenwriting >>
Sony Z1P One Day Camera Course >>
EQUIPMENT HIRE + FACILITIES
Dubbing + New Media Services >>
General Overview >>
PROJECTS
Multicultural Mentorship Scheme >>
Project Development Services >>
Youth Holiday Workshop >>
METRO SCREEN EVENTS
Documentary Screening >>
Work for Mobile Phone >>
Wallpapers >>
Speed Networking II >>
Other Networks >>
OPPORTUNITIES
Internship >>
Director/DOP Required >>
Transcript Typist >>
Editor Required >>
Short Drama Scripts Wanted >>
CALL FOR ENTRIES
Harmony Short Film Festival >>
Marrickville Short Film Festival >>
FESTIVALS + EVENTS
Reel Paradise >>
SPAAMart >>
Part Objects >>
METRO SCREEN CONGRATULATES
Certificate IV In Screen >>
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TRAINING
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DVD PRODUCTION
August 10
An introduction to DVD Studio Pro a powerful tool for all aspects of DVD
production. Be guided through the DVD production process from authoring
through to burning. Gain the knowledge and skills to construct your own
DVD with multiple menus and functions. This weekend course will teach you
how to produce creative DVDs for your next short film, documentary, show
reel or funding application.
Fri [Eve] and Sat + Sun [Day] 9.30am – 5.30pm | 17hrs | 10/08
– 12/08 | $375 / $440 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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DOCUMENTARY MAKING INTENSIVE
August 24
This hands-on course takes participants from the spark of an idea to post
production in just a weekend. With expert tutor guidance, participants work
in groups to develop an initial concept. They then create treatments or
scripts for selected projects before shooting on digital equipment. Finally,
students review the footage and assemble a paper edit. Participants rotate
through key crew roles, learning skills such as working with non-actors,
interviewing techniques, basic camera set-ups and sound recording.
Fri [Eve] and Sat + Sun [Day] | s15hrs | 24/08 –
26/08 | $385 / $449 non-members | 12 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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ADVANCED SCREENWRITING
Intermediate to Advanced
With an interactive workshop style structure, this course will develop your
analytical skills and aid in identifying areas of your story to strengthen.
Each person will be given the opportunity to present a script, gain constructive
feedback and workshop ideas.
SPECIAL FEATURE | All participants are encouraged
to bring a first draft of a short film script, or 10 pages of a feature
film script for development.
TUTOR | Alec Morgan. An experienced screenwriter
and filmmaker, Alec’s productions have screened on the ABC and internationally.
His feature Hunt Angels, was nominated for four AFI awards and screened
at Parliament House. Other credits include the multi-award winning Lousy
Little Sixpence [1984], Admission Impossible [1993] and The End Of The Earth
[1990].
6 x Sat [Day] | 36hrs | 01/09 – 06/10
| $549 / $645 non-members | 14 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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INTRODUCTION TO SCREENWRITING
September 5
Learn the fundamentals of screenwriting: simple and effective techniques
to strengthen your writing ability and capture your story on paper. Develop
an understanding of effective storytelling, dialogue, characterisation and
industry standard formatting and utilise these principles of screenwriting
to develop a script from synopsis to first draft.
6 x Wed [Eve] | 18hrs | 05/09 – 10/10
| $339 / $399 non-members | 14 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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SONY Z1P ONE DAY CAMERA COURSE
September 8
This intensive course covers the key camera operations and functions of
the Sony Z1P camera. A very popular camera with many independent camera
operators, the Z1P produces high-quality results under a wide range of conditions.
Areas covered include framing, exposure, white balance and focus as well
as camera handling techniques, lighting techniques and an explanation of
the High Definition format. Participants will have the chance to ask specific
questions and will benefit from the tutor’s industry experiences and
tips on getting the most out of the camera.
1 x Sat [Day] 9am – 5pm | 7hrs | 08/09
| $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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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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MULTICULTURAL MENTORSHIP SCHEME
Applications Now Open to Transform your Story into
a Short Film
The Multicultural Mentorship Scheme [MMS] is open to people of diverse cultural
and non-English speaking backgrounds that have a story to tell.
Supported by the NSW Film and Television Office four storytellers from NSW
will be offered equipment, facilities hire, stock, post production facilities,
and a $2,000 budget. In addition, each filmmaker will be mentored by an
industry professional.
Applicants simply need a story or idea and the vision and commitment to
make it into a five minute film.
PREVIOUS FILMS HAVE EXPLORED TOPICS INCLUDING:
• cultural conflict and drama of stereotypes
• issues surrounding sexual attraction between white people and people
of colour
• beliefs and notions of ‘truth’, history and memory
• ideas around the term ‘people of middle eastern appearance’
• ideas around the topic of ‘Australian Values’
Many award-winning shorts have been produced through this scheme and applicants
have gone on to produce more award winning work. Flordeliz Bonifacio has
won two international awards for her second short film Deluge made with
a NSW Film and Television Office [NSW FTO], Young Filmmakers Fund [YFF].
With her first film Orange Season made through the Multicultural Mentorship
Scheme [MMS].
“My mentor was writer/director Donald Crombie, whose wealth of knowledge
and experience I was able to draw upon. Had I not had the chance to explore
my style of storytelling through the MMS, I would not have had the level
of understanding, hindsight and preparation as a writer-director that was
so important to the success of my second film, Deluge.” Says Flordeliz
Bonifacio.
Applicants are selected on their idea, relevant skills and how the process
will impact their careers. People with experience in other artforms and
practices are also encouraged to apply.
For an application kit and details on how to apply for the 2007 Multicultural
Mentor Scheme please contact Metro Screen’s Project Manager, David
Opitz on 02 9361 5318 or d.opitz@metroscreen.org.au
APPLICATION DEADLINE is Friday 3rd August 2007.
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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 HOLIDAY WORKSHOP
Channel Free
OCTOBER HOLIDAY MOVIE MAKING WORKSHOP 11 – 16
yr olds
In three intensive days, this hands-on course for young filmmakers will
enable you to produce a digital micro movie using the latest technology.
Discover your hidden potential whilst rotating through key crew roles. Gain
experience in all aspects of filmmaking including: camera operation, lighting,
sound recording, art direction, storyboarding, editing and directing.
Learn how to construct storyboards, shoot in the studio or on location with
Sony HDV 1080i cameras, edit on Final Cut Pro, use GarageBand to compose
music and pick up directing and screen acting tips from our experienced
tutors. You will emerge from the workshop with an overall understanding
of the filmmaking process, as well as the practical experience of making
your own short film, from start to finish!
The films made by Channel Free participants have screened in film festivals
all over the world, as well as at our annual Channel Free Screening held
at the Chauvel Cinema, where you, your family and friends can watch your
movies on the big screen.
Young people with little or no prior filmmaking experience are encouraged
to enrol. If you already have some experience, then come along and watch
it grow!
GREEN TEAM
This October, Channel Free participants have the opportunity make a film
for the new Tropfest Junior competition by including the signature item
“Green” in their films. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain
access to the equipment, team and skills needed to make a film for a major
festival. You could win awards and have your film seen by thousands!!!!
Remember the “Green” theme can be interpreted in many ways:
green monster, green with envy, green for the environment, green hair…
Whatever! You can have a green shoe appear in your film or have the whole
story built around the theme of “GREEN”. What does Green mean
to you?
GREEN TEAM ALERT: Start planning now and bring
your stories and ideas for the first day of the workshop.
DATES
• Pre-Production: Tuesday 2 October[10.00am - 5.00pm]
• Production: Wednesday 3 October [10.00am - 5.00pm]
• Post-Production: Thursday 4 October [10.00am - 6.00pm]
COST: $250
Contact Rebecca the Channel Free coordinator on 02
9361 5318 or channelfree@metroscreen.org.au
to enrol
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DOCUMENTARY SCREENING
Free and Open to the Public
Join us at the Chauvel cinema from 4.30pm Tuesday August 28th.
Graduation documentaries will screen and students will graduate.
Come and meet the next crop of Australian documentary filmmakers and see
their latest short films.
No RSVP necessary.
Chauvel Cinema Paddington Town Hall, Cnr Oxford St and Oatley Rd Paddington
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WORK FOR MOBILE PHONE
Download it Now
Metro Screen now offers you the chance to view our films specifically made
for wireless viewing form our website. Head to http://www.metroscreen.org.au/digiContent.html
scroll down and start sharing our filmmaker’s work via your
mobile. [It’s free to download]
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WALLPAPERS
Free to Download
Metro Screen now has a variety of wallpapers available for free from our
site. Simply click the size you want and it’s yours http://www.metroscreen.org.au/wallpapers.html
We’ll be adding more at random, so keep on checking.
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SPEED NETWORKING II
Thursday September 6th
Register by August 20 for this not to be missed free
event.
Following on from Metro Screen’s hugely successful Speed Networking
event in May, comes the sequel – bigger and better than the original,
we have streamlined and re-structured the night so YOU can meet even more
contacts in one night than you will all year.
Speed Networking II fosters collaboration in the Australian film industry
by bringing like-minded filmmakers together in an environment where contacts
and networks can grow. Brought to you by the Metro Screen Network.
With small focused groups attendees will be given five minutes to chat,
pitch or charm representatives from a cross section of the filmmaking industry.
This formal part of the night will be followed by a social networking session
where you can discuss your projects further or continue to build your contacts.
So if you’re looking for a new project, have a project and looking
for collaborators, scouting for cast and crew or just want to expand your
contacts then this is your opportunity.
WHO
We are calling filmmakers with backgrounds associated with: PRODUCERS,
DIRECTORS, WRITERS, ACTORS, EDITORS, CAMERA DEPARTMENT, ART DEPARTMENT
and SOUND DEPARTMENT (if your area of expertise is not
listed, please register your interest and we will attempt to accommodate
you).
HOW
Fill in a registration form by Monday, August 20th, 5.30pm.
You will be notified shortly after this date if you registration is successful.
PLEASE NOTE | Only those who receive a notification
of successful registration will be admitted on the night. This is due to
the high interest in our last Networking Session.
Registration forms can be obtained by contacting metro@metroscreen.org.au
or 02 9361 5318 or downloadable from http://www.metroscreen.org.au
CONTACT | Michael, Metro Screen Network Coordinator
on network@metroscreen.org.au
WHEN | Thurs, September 6th, 6.30pm –
8pm
WHERE | Paddington RSL, (opposite Paddington
Town Hall) 220-232 Oxford St Paddington.
COST | FREE, registration essential.
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OTHER NETWORKS
MySpace, YouTube, FaceBook
Metro Screen now has a myspace site, to check us out and become our friend
go to http://www.myspace.com/metroscreen
To view more of the work produced through Metro Screen’s general training,
Certificate IV in Screen, membership, mentorship schemes and regional and
youth projects go to http://www.youtube.com/user/MetroScreen
We also have a Face Book site for you to network with. So if u have a facebook
account, log-on and then click on following link http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2533399439&ref=share
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OPPORTUNITIES
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INTERNSHIP
Producers Assistant
A great opportunity exists with a busy TV production company currently
producing high quality programs for both free to air and subscription
TV.
The role involves working closely with 3 producers assisting with their
day-to-day office and production requirements. Some assistance on shoots,
studio productions and post-production on the current slate may also be
required. This is a great way to get a broadcast production credit. We
are happy to facilitate a university Attachment subject.
Part Time or Full Time (minimum 3 days per week)
Duration: up to 3 months
Unpaid (with potential for paid work at completion of internship)
Drivers License and own car essential.
Please send CV of subjects completed, shoots you have worked on and in
what role, and reasons for wanting the attachment to:
Angie Fielder
Producer
angie@firelight.com.au
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DIRECTOR/DOP REQUIRED
Tropfest Script
Peter Cross is looking for a Film Director or DOP to work on two scripts
in development for Tropfest 2008. One script is based on death and dying
and the other is on missed opportunities through four generations.
If you are interested contact Peter Cross
Tel: 0418 203 781
Email: pcross2@bigpond.net.au
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TRANSCRIPT TYPIST
Helen Slater Casting
Transcript typist required for 25hrs + per week, working from North Sydney
Office. Min. 80wpm with excellent grammar and knowledge of Word and Excel.
Experience with dictaphone, typing transcripts and/or post production
scripts an advantage.
Please email resume to hsalter@thelastdraft.com.au
Address: Ground Floor, Sydney Venue, 213 Miller Street, North Sydney,
NSW, 2060
Tel: 02 9922 7711
Fax: 02 9922 7512
Contact: Helen Slater
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EDITOR REQUIRED
5 Minute Pilot
We are looking for a talented editor with a stylish eye to cut a 5minute
pilot for a lifestyle programme about Italian culture in Australia. This
particular short doco pilot is about Australians working in Italy. We
have shot the footage, and are now ready to put it all together. Unfortunately,
it is unpaid but would be an interesting project to add to the showreel.
Contact Sandra on mypieceofitaly@hotmail.com
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SHORT DRAMA SCRIPTS WANTED
Metro Screen
Calling all screenwriters: see your script made into a film
Call for short drama scripts. Metro Screen Training Department invites
writers to submit a short drama script you are keen to see made by our
talented full-time film students. This is a great opportunity to see your
characters and stories come to life and liaise with a film crew.
Your script should be:
• dramatic, original and well structured
• industry formatted and no more than 10 pages long
• not heavily reliant on visual special effects
• ideally no more than 4 locations
For more information and conditions, or to submit scripts, please contact
Claire Morgan Training Manager on c.morgan@metroscreen.org.au
Tel: 9361 5318
Closing date: Mon 27th August
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HARMONY SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Call for Entries
Entries are being accepted for the 4th Harmony International
Short Film Festival. Create or adapt a short film to the theme of respect.
Visit: harmonyfilmfest.com for more information
and to download an entry form
Due Date: 7 September
Time Limit: 2-10 minutes
Format: MiniDV
Screening: 6 October 2007
Total Prize: Over $2000
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MARRICKVILLE FILM FESTIVAL
Inaugral Festival
Over the weekend of the 14th and 15th of September, the Addison Rd Centre,
142 Addison Rd Marrickville, will host the inaugural Marrickville Film
Festival: a festival showcasing a diverse range of films from local filmmakers,
schools and community groups. The festival is aimed at giving local students,
filmmakers and artists the chance to screen their works as well as encouraging
arts in the community.
We are searching for films of any genre, up to 10 minutes long. There
will be prizes for winning films.
Deadline: August 24th
For information on how to submit films go to www.addisonrdcentre.com.au
and follow the links, or contact:
Jola 0415 521 580 or Yvette 0408
281 810
The Marrickville Film Festival is supported by Marrickville Council, Addison
Rd Centre, Art Resistance Community TV, Sidetrack Theatre and Addison
Rd Gallery.
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REEL PARADISE
Popcorn Taxi
Popcorn Taxi presents
Reel Paradise + Q&A with Indie Film Guru John Pierson
For the first time in Australia, Popcorn Taxi presents an exclusive screening
of REEL PARADISE, a feature length documentary produced by Kevin Smith,
and directed by Steven James (Hoop Dreams), that documents the journey of
the "guru of independent film" John Pierson, when he packs up
his family and relocates to a remote island of Fiji, to resurrect an old
run down movie theatre and screen films free to the locals for a year. As
the film unfolds, we see the differing ways in which each of the Pierson
family deals with living in this very different culture. They don't sugar-coat
their feelings towards each other or their experience in Fiji, but underneath
it all, there is no mistaking their affection for both.
John Pierson is a noted indie film maverick, who was instrumental in launching
the careers of directors that include Spike Lee, Rickard Linklater, Michael
Moore, Errol Morris and Kevin Smith. He is also the author of the widely
celebrated book, SPIKE, MIKE, SLACKERS DYKES.
If you've ever entertained the idea of chucking it all in, moving to a tropical
island and running an old picture theatre, then this film is your calling
card! Join us for what may be your only chance to see REEL PARADISE, followed
by a conversation and Q (via phone hook-up) with the films Executive Producer
and main subject, John Pierson.
TIME: 7:30 pm
DATE: Wednesday 29th August
WHERE: Greater Union, Bondi Junction
ADDRESS: Level 6, 500 Oxford Street, Westfield Bondi Junction
ENTRY: $16 / $14 Conc
Discount for Metro Screen Members
BUY TICKET LINK
http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=POPCORNTAXI&organ_val=22564&schedule=list
www.popcorntaxi.com.au
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SPAAMART
Call For Applications
Australasia's feature film market, SPAAmart, has announced that applications
for this year's event, which will take place during the annual SPAA Conference
in November, is now open.
SPAAmart is calling for unique and distinct projects that are at an advanced
stage of development and ready to present to the market for financing, sales
and distribution.
SPAAmart was launched in 2003 with the aim of bringing the best Australasian
feature projects to the attention of local and international financiers.
Films that have previously participated in SPAAmart as a launching pad include
Clubland, West, Noise, The Home Song Stories and Lucky Miles.
The calibre and range of key financing executives taking part in SPAAmart
is a testament to international interest in Australian film, and this year
will be no exception, with international representatives that all have a
keen interest in engaging with Australian film as potential financiers,
distributors and sales agents.
Says SPAA Executive Director Geoff Brown, "In our new financing landscape
in Australia, it is more important than ever to attract major players to
quality, market-ready Australian projects. SPAAmart is a key opportunity
for filmmakers to fast track their projects."
Entries for selection now open and will close at 5.00pm on 17 August. Guidelines
and application forms are available from the SPAA Cnference 2007 website
ENQUIRIES TO:
Dale Fairbairn, SPAAmart Manager
Tel: 02)9321 6580 or 1800
226 615
Email: spaa@afc.gov.au
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PART OBJECTS
Ian Andrews
Ian Andrews is better known for his video, sound and new media art that
has been exhibited internationally. This exhibition, however, gathers together
some of his “found” object collage pieces that he has been working
on, in the background, for the last ten years.
Andrews’ collages utilise both recycled materials (wood, Perspex,
stainless steel), and what could more properly be described as “found
objects” (cheap mass produced sculptures, obsolete electronic equipment
parts, army surplus optical equipment, movie film, meters, plastic figures,
doll parts, etc.). These found objects carry with them marks of previous
system, traces of previous use, which when combined produce meanings within
a “second order” signifying system. However the meanings produced
are not always intentional, or obvious, and the distinction between recycled
material and found object is not always clear cut. Found objects (or parts
of) blur into their materiality and the “raw” materials often
carry a supplementary objecthood. This tension between the two systems is
what Andrews investigates as he works like a bricoleur, an amateur handyman
or tinkerer, with what ever is at hand. Aesthetic concerns are pushed to
the background and pieces are allowed to “come into being” through
aesthetically indifferent processes.
WHERE: Sustainable Art and Design Centre, 55
Enmore Road, Newtown , Syndey
WHEN: 7th August to 1st September
TIMES: Wed 11am – 5.30pm | Thu 11am –
7pm | Fri 11am – 5.30pm | Sat 10am – 6pm
www.maddesigns.org.au
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CERTIFICATE IV IN SCREEN
Graduates
Metro Screen congratulates Liz Hoy and Catherine Welsh recent Certificate
IV in Screen graduates from Metro Screen.
Liz and Catherine have secured an internship on an ABC Channel 4 production
titles ‘The Eternity Man’
The Eternity Man is the story of Arthur Stace, the man who chalked 'Eternity'
on the streets of Sydney for nearly 40 years. ‘The Eternity Man’
is a unique opera documentary, where words, music and moving images combine
to create something both startling and new. The creative team include
UK Director Julien Temple (Glastonbury The Movie, Jo Strummer the Future
is Unwritten, Filth & the Fury) and Producers Rosemary Blight (Clubland)
and UK based John Wyver (‘Glorianna’), the score is composed
Jonathon Mills, the prominent Australian composer who now holds the post
of director of the Edinburgh Festival; with a libretto by Dorothy Porter,
the well respected novelist. Produced by Essential viewing and Illuminations
Media (UK), this is a presentation for the ABC TV and Channel 4 UK.
Liz will be the productions Locations Assistant and Catherine will be
working in the art department.
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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
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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.
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