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Welcome to Metro Screen’s weekly e-news 1st of June 2006 01. Metro Screen’s Film Industry OPEN DAY this Saturday 02. John Seale Filmmakers Studio June 22 03. Mobilestories: 2nd mobile phone content development workshop 04. Channel Free’s next workshop Digital Micro Movie - July 12, 13 and 14 05. Certificate IV in Screen Enrolling Now 06. Make a short film easily with these short courses 07. Last call to pitch at next week's MPG meeting (Tues 6th June) 08. Metro Screen thanks Kennards Hire 09. Help out at Metro Screen and win tickets to the Filmmakers Studio. 10. Seeking sound editor/designer for Short Film ‘A King’s Mistake’ - PAID 11. Seeking Receptionist at TV Production Company 12. Seeking typist/coordinator for script typing and casting agency 13. Seeking Crew For Short Film 14. Seeking Male Reality TV Stars for Ch10 Dating Series 15. Best of Show-Fest 2006 at Balmain 16. Writers Group Meeting Sun 11 6 2006 17. Short Films Screening as part of The Best of Show Fest 18. Fig & Waiting – New Urban Images by Anne Bentley 19. Preview of experimental feature ‘Rosebery 7470’ at Film Australia 20. Subscribe to Encore and save 15% + receive a FREE DVD 21. Metro Screen congratulates its filmmakers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 01. Metro Screen’s Film Industry OPEN DAY this Saturday Film industry Open Day, start your career this Saturday. Attend Metro Screen’s complimentary Open Day, Saturday 3rd June 10am to 2pm. Metro Screen is a not for profit community arts organisation. ‘Metro Screen is an excellent resource for training, equipment, subsidies and projects, it is definitely worthwhile for any young filmmaker to be a part of Metro Screen. A great opportunity.’ Cate Shortland, director of ‘Somersault’ and Metro Screen’s first guest at the Filmmakers Studio. ‘The three biggest things I gained from Metro Screen were the networking opportunities, a good solid base of knowledge for the film industry and troubleshooting skills, which helps in all avenues down the track.’ Adrian Rostirolla, Editor of Kokoda and Metro Screen graduate and tutor. ‘You don’t feel like your studying something from afar. You feel right in the middle of it. With people in the industry teaching you and real productions happening around you.’ Nat Amoore Certificate IV In Screen 2005 graduate at Metro Screen and director of ‘Elemenopee’ selected for Palm Springs. This open day includes free: INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS: Industry professionals lead workshops in video production (camera and sound) in our Blue Screen Studio 1, and editing + post production using Final Cut Pro software in our Mac computer lab. FILM INDUSTRY TALKS: Hear from a range of successful professionals working in the film industry, gain tips and advice on how to start your career. Speakers include editor of Kokoda, script writers and assessors, IMAX pioneers, Emmy nominated cinematographers and Tropfest winners. SCREENINGS: Metro Screen’s Casting Studio 2 will host screenings of award winning and internationally screened short films, documentaries and television projects made by Metro Screen’s students and members. FILM INDUSTRY MARKET: Located in our foyer, staff will be available to answer your questions about courses, equipment, and general information about how Metro Screen can start you on a path into the film industry. This market will include information stalls from industry bodies such as the Australian Film Commission, the Australian Screen Directors Association, Australian Writers Guild, TVS Television Sydney, independent production companies, Dendy Cinemas, Inside Film, Filmink, Free Range, 2ser, FBI, as well as special effects makeup demonstrations. Regardless of whether you wish to enrol in Metro Screen activities, this Open Day provides a great orientation for anyone generally interested in the film industry. Bookings for the workshops and talks are not essential, however recommended to save disappointment. Please note that the workshop and talks are just one part of the day and those who do not wish to participate in the workshops or talks will be kept entertained and busy with the many other activities on offer June 3 at Metro Screen Metro Screen’s Open Day runs over two days, Friday June 2nd and Saturday June 3rd. Friday has been allocated to schools and groups and has booked out with over ten High Schools and 300 students participating on the day. Saturday is open to the public and those attending can come and go as they please. For enquiries or more information regarding the Open Day please contact either Michael Chrisoulakis or Kristy Brown on 02 9361 5318 or training@metroscreen.org.au or http://www.metroscreen.org.au/pdf/OpenDaySchedule.pdf - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 02. John Seale Filmmakers Studio June 22. Oscar winning Australian cinematographer John Seale ASC/ACS will discuss his journey from Gallipoli to Cold Mountain to his most recent work Poseidon when he is led in conversation by our host Andrew Urban June 22 at 7pm. John’s first credits as camera operator include several films directed by fellow countryman Peter Weir, notably Picnic at Hanging Rock. Continuing his work with Weir, John was nominated for an Oscar for his work as Director Of Photography on Witness. He earnt his second Oscar nomination for his vivid colour camerawork on director Barry Levinson’s Rain Man. John won an Oscar and a European Film Academy Award for his work on The English Patient in 1996. He collaborated with the same director on The Talented Mr. Ripley, lending his own distinctive touch to the film’s Venetian setting. Some of John’s other notable credits as cinematographer include Gorillas In The Mist, The Perfect Storm and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. He has won an AFI award, been voted Australian Cinematographer of the Year, more than once and been nominated for and won many BAFTA’s. The Filmmaker’s Studio runs monthly starting at 7pm. The venue for these events is Metro Screen’s Studio 1, Sydney Film Centre Paddington Town Hall, Cnr Oatley Rd & Oxford St Paddington. Our maximum capacity is 70, admission price is $15 for Metro Screen members and $20 for non-members and pre sale tickets are encouraged. Bookings are confirmed upon full payment and doors open at 6.30pm. The Filmmaker’s Studio is proudly sponsored by Kennards Hire Kennards.com.au and Cinemarket.com.au To make a booking please contact Metro Screen 02 9361 5318 or metro@metroscreen.org.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 03. Mobilestories: 2nd mobile phone content development workshop Metro Screen is offering a four day digital storytelling workshop ‘Mobilestories’ June 23 – 29. Be taught how to use Apple’s iLife suite and produce your own two to three minute personal audio/visual work. Using Apples iLife suite, photos, moving images, voice over and music you will be taught: • Digital storytelling • Asset acquisition techniques and methodologies [how to take photos, scanning photos and recording sound] • Video editing • Web authoring • DVD creation • Compression and conforming for distribution to mobile phones, the web and DVD’s Prerequisites for participation include: • Solid idea for a two to three minute personal story about events, phenomena, places, people or yourself • Photographs and artefacts relevant to the story • A digital camera [not essential] • Basic computer literacy This workshop provides participants the opportunity to tell their personal story. To view similar work form the UK and Canada please visit: http://electronicportfolios.com/digistory/faq.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/capturewales/ http://www.inms.umn.edu/Elements/index.php http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/digitalstorytelling/sites/shoeboxstories/ http://www.murmurtoronto.ca These works become your new box of photographs, where your stories and images can be viewed instantly via blue tooth mobile phone, around the globe on the web and by pressing play on your DVD player. We want to offer you the chance to store your personal history in a way that is not affected by storage conditions or age and that can be enjoyed in a multi layered viewing structure that you choose. This workshop is for all ages and backgrounds, with a maximum class size of 11. Worth $980 this workshop is highly subsidies by the NSWFTO and Metro Screen offers it to you for just $160, a saving of almost 80%. Application deadline is June 16, 5pm. Workshop times are 23 June 9am 1pm, 26 June 2pm – 6pm, 27 + 28 + 29 June 9am to 6pm. To obtain an application form or for more information please contact David Opitz on 02 9361 5318 or d.opitz@metroscreen.org.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 04. Channel Free’s next workshop Digital Micro Movie - July 12, 13 and 14. With a focus on visual storytelling the July workshop provides three days of intensive video making. So if you are interested in coming along start thinking about ways of telling a story with pictures. Sometimes an image can say so much more than a line of dialogue! Don’t forget to bring along any short scripts or video ideas you might want to make. Tutors: Melissa Anastasi. Melissa has worked as a journalist, script editor and arts coordinator, as well as crewing extensively on both short and feature length film productions as an assistant director, editor and production designer. Melissa is the writer and director of three short films which have screened at festivals both nationally and internationally. 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, Boy's Grammar and most recently Vermin. Dean's short films Boy's Grammar and Transgression are currently featuring at festivals in New York and San Francisco. Craig Boreham, Craig is an award winning short film director and coordinator of Channel Free. Craig is the writer and director of short films, music clips and TVCs which have screened on television and in festivals both nationally and internationally. His short film Transient, was selected for last years Berlin International Film Festival. Young people with little or no prior video production experience are encouraged to enroll. Are you ready for three days of "Lights, camera, Action"? DATES: • Pre-Production: Wednesday 12 July[10.00am - 5.00pm] • Production: Thursday 13 July [10.00am - 5.00pm] • Post-Production: Friday 14 July [10.00am - 6.00pm] COST: $230. All Channel Free workshops are highly subsidised. This course is valued at over $524 per participant. Channel Free can also offer [2] further course fee subsidies to lower-income families. VENUE: Metro Screen, Sydney Film Centre - Paddington Town Hall, Cnr Oatley Rd + Oxford St Paddington AGE GROUP: 11-16 year olds. If you are under 11 or just hit 17 let us know - you might be able to do the workshop. To enroll or to apply for the further discount please contact Channel Free Coordinator Craig Boreham on channelfree@metroscreen.org.au or 02 9361 5318 or download a pdf file here! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 05. Certificate IV in Screen Enrolling Now WORK ON SIX FILMS IN SIX MONTHS With a maximum of 15 students this hands-on course provides a comprehensive education in all aspects of short film and documentary making. Production areas explored include screenwriting, directing, camera, lighting, sound, editing, and producing. Students learn using new professional Sony DSR 450 broadcast quality digital video cameras, Metro Screen’s sound stage studio and G5 iMac Final Cut Pro Media Lab. Six films and a TV production are produced over three rigorous production slates; a documentary, TV studio production and major short film. Three productions are made in each documentary and short film slate with students holding a major crew role on at least one production and supporting roles on other projects. Students will also develop and take roles on a TV studio production made in Metro Screen’s Studio A. The art of storytelling is a focus of the course, with time spent on the development of ideas and screenplays. All students will learn screen language and screenwriting techniques, essential skills for those interested in pursuing drama, TV and documentary projects. These skills will also be developed through a number of smaller production exercises where students will be able to experiment with creative and technical concepts. An understanding of character, dramatic structure, tone and themes will be gained as well as an understanding of shot sizes, camera angles and how to edit it all together. Students will also develop a personalised DVD show reel to assist them in launching their filmmaking careers. Each unit is taught by working industry professionals. For detailed information on tutors please contact Metro Screen’s Training Department on 02 9361 5318 or training@metroscreen.org.au Students final works are showcased at a public graduationscreening. Assistance is given to student productions through film festival entries and ongoing support is provided to graduates through advice, contact with film industry networks and access to Metro Screen’s production subsidy rounds. Graduates have gone on to work in the film and television industries, been awarded at local and international film festivals, gained acceptance into the AFTRS, and screened their works on free to air television. Annmaree Bell set up her own production company, Azure productions. With a large repertoire of short films they are in pre production on their first feature film. “This course allowed me to start Azure,’ says Annmaree. Nat Amoore’s short film Elemenopee was selected for Palm Springs and was in Tropfest’s Best of the Rest for 2005. ‘You don’t feel like your studying something from afar. You feel right in the middle of it. With people in the industry teaching you and real productions happening around you,’ said Nat. Ali Russell is working as writer, researcher and assistant editor on a documentary shooting in Bali about Balinese performing arts. ‘‘This six month intensive course gave me the confidence to develop my ideas, and understanding of how to hone them,” said Ali. Sidat De Silva is producing news clips for Fairfax . “I do camera/lighting, sound, sometimes interviewing, and editing. I never expected so much of Cert IV to come in handy so soon!” FULL TIME AND PART TIME OPTIONS Metro Screen runs two full time courses and one part time course per year. The main difference is that within the part time course students will not produce a studio drama. Instead more time is spent developing, shooting and editing their documentaries and major drama productions. Full Time Metro Screen runs the full time Certificate IV in Screen twice yearly. FULL TIME: 6 Months [600 hours] DAYS: Monday - Friday TIME: 9.30am - 4.30pm START: 17 July 2006 FINISH: 8 December 2006 FEE: $6,500 (Upfront Payment) $6,900 (Periodic Payment) Early enrolment special. Those who enrol before 16 June, 2006 will receive the early enrolment special of $6,100 open for upfront payment. These courses are Austudy and Abstudy approved for eligible participants. Full details of Metro Screen policies and procedures for RPL and student support are available on request from Metro Screen Reception. For more information please contact Metro Screen’s Training Department on 02 9361 5318 or training@metroscreen.org.au or www.metroscreen.org.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 06. Make a short film easily with these short courses Digital Micro Movie (Beginner) This hands-on introduction workshop gives you the opportunity to produce a short movie in 16 hours from initial idea to the final film. In groups, you will script and storyboard your ideas, shoot them using our digital video 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. This workshop is an excellent starting point for anyone wanting a taste of a career in the film industry. On conclusion of this workshop you’ll receive a DVD of all micro movies made. 15 hrs | 1 Friday 6.15pm to 9.15pm and Saturday and Sunday 9.30am to 4.30pm START June 16 | 17 | 18 FINISH $480 members | $560 non-members Limited to 15 places | Special Feature| Students will receive a DVD of all productions made. *Producing for Film & Television (Intermediate to Advanced) This highly regarded course will guide you through the role of the Producer from recognising a good concept, to exhibition. Learn what you need to know about producing a film, short video or TV show including funding, pitching, copyright, distribution, legal responsibilities, employing people and approaching broadcasters. This course will also lead you through the basics of setting up your own production company. Teaching this course is Carolyn Johnson. Following a career in merchant banking and the business world, Carolyn commenced her career in film production in 1993. She has produced six award winning short films and worked as a producer, production manager and line producer in television documentary and drama. She is an AFTRS graduate, with a feature film in post-production and another feature, TV series, and a documentary in the advanced stages of development. 27 hrs | 9 Wednesdays 6.15pm to 9.15pm START June 21 | 28 | Jul 5 | 12 | 19 | 26 | Aug 2 | 9 | 16 |FINISH $450 members | $525 non-members Limited to 14 places Special Feature | Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment from the Certificate IV in Screen CUF40401 The Art Of Documentary Explore documentary storytelling techniques, and insights into what makes the documentary one of most exciting and potentially influential forms of filmmaking. This course will break down and analyse various documentary genres, directors, and their styles to provide a comprehensive understanding of the documentary form. Gain skills in researching and developing your project and discover the most effective angle for your story. 15 hrs | 5 Thursdays 6.15pm to 9.15pm START June 29 | Jul 6 | 13 | 20 | 27 | FINISH $280 members | $325 non-members Limited to 15 places | no prerequisites - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 07. Last call to pitch at next week's MPG meeting (Tues 6th June) Metro Screen’s Members Production Group (MPG) is holding a pitching session on Tuesday 6th June at 6.30pm. Deadline for submission of pitch documents is tomorrow, Friday 2nd June, 5pm. This is your chance to access free filmmaking equipment or facilities through the $15,000 MPG subsidy fund. All you need to do is pitch your filmmaking project to the group and persuade them to support your vision! Pitchers must have already attended an MPG meeting and be Metro Screen members. We’ll have a panel of industry experts on hand to give feedback and offer advice to those pitching, and everyone will be able to ask questions. As ever, at the June meeting there will also be a chance to network and meet one another, put out calls for crew, cast or collaboration and view an MPG member screening. To register to pitch, find out more about the pitching process, or about the MPG generally, please contact Michael Chrisoulakis mpg@metroscreen.org.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 08. Metro Screen thanks Kennards Hire In 2006 Kennards Hire became a sponsor of Metro Screen’s highly successful Filmmakers Studio with the complimentary supply of comfortable chairs. Metro Screen would like to especially thank Kennards Hire in this week’s enews for there willingness to add to this sponsorship deal and supply us with comfortable chairs for our Open Days’ this Friday and Saturday. Kennards hire have a wide range of useful equipment and facilities including generators, lighting, trucks and a range of other goods to assist you with your next project. View their web site at www.kennards.com.au As stated above Kennards comfortable chairs can be sat upon this Friday and Saturday at our Open Days and also June 22 at the next Filmmakers Studio with John Seale ASC/ACS. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 09. Help out at Metro Screen and win tickets to the Filmmakers Studio. Metro Screen needs your quick hands to stuff envelopes for its mid year mail out. In return Metro Screen will hand you a double pass to our next Filmmakers Studio. Our next Filmmakers Studio is June 22 with award winning Australian Cinematographer John Seale ASC/ACS. If you can’t make our June event your tickets will stay valid for our July Filmmakers Studio with guest to be announced. What we need are willing people to come in for three days next week between Tuesday and Friday. Interested people should email Katrina Beck on k.beck@metroscreen.org.au with their contacted details ASAP. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10. Seeking sound editor/designer for Short Film ‘A King’s Mistake’ - PAID A King's Mistake is a 13 minute period film shot on high grade HD in late 2005. We are urgently looking for a sound editor/designer to clean up the audio before we take it into a Pro Tools Mixing Suite. Some money will be available perhaps around $100 per day at a maximum of 3 days work. The cut is currently on FCP. Able to use FCP and Pro Tools would be best. I am Sydney based. Please call Mike Kelleher ASAP on 0401 544 384. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11. Seeking Receptionist at TV Production Company A fast paced TV production company requires a dynamic and reliable junior receptionist. Key qualities sought: • Strong organisational and people skills • Self motivated and looking for a challenge • Experience in MS office essential • Well presented and friendly This is an excellent entry level opportunity to work and learn in an exciting industry. An interest in the film and TV industry would be an advantage. You will be working in a friendly work environment in a great Pyrmont wharf location. Please email all applications through to Janelle Mason janelle@shootingstar.com.au by June 9th, 2006 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12. Seeking typist/coordinator for script typing and casting agency An excellent typist/coordinator is required to assist in running a Script Typing and Casting Agency. Duties include transcript and TV Script typing, script proofing, general reception/admin duties and casting assisting. Applicant will require a min. 75wpm accurate touch typing speed and a high level of computer, written and oral communication skills, with strong attention to detail. Full time position at McMahons Point. Applications to hsalter@thelastdraft.com.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 13. Seeking Crew For Short Film ''A Stranger in Town'' is a biblical tale about a man forced to face to the consequences of his actions when he refuses to help a woman claiming she is being stalked. If you want to work with an experienced crew to enhance your skills on a great story, we are looking for enthusiastic crew able to work week ends: Art Department A.D. Make Up Artist Continuity Camera Crew Please do not hesitate to send your details to: Sandra Graham - Director pembrokeroad@hotmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14. Seeking Male Reality TV Stars for Ch10 Dating Series We have commenced casting on a new reality DATING series for a Channel 10 due to shoot in Sydney August/September this year. We are seeking out-going SINGLE men aged 22 – 50 years old. Interested applicants are asked to forward an application form to Anousha Zarkesh Casting c/- P.O. Box 1652, NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059 or apply via the net. Application forms are available only at www.azcasting.com.au Successful applicants will be contacted for auditions to be held in April in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. Applications in by 30th June 2006 - thanks - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15. Best of Show-Fest 2006 at Balmain: Ten short films have been selected to screen at Balmain as part of the Best of Show-Fest 2006. Their screening order is as follows: Grimm, GynaeMechanics, In Opposition, Just 5 Minutes, Score, Happy Birthday, Tackle, Fainting Your Way To The Top, Checkpoint, The Exam Full programme (with stills, synopses, sponsors) now available: http://www.nafa.net.au/news/2006/5/16/the-best-of-show-fest-2006-travels-to-balmain.html Highlight: The films will screen together, followed by a combined Q & A with the cast and crew afterwards. Additional attractions: giveaways & movie trivia. Date: Thursday 1 June 2006, 6.30pm (sharp) Venue: Cat & Fiddle Hotel, 456 Darling St, Balmain, SYDNEY Admission: $10. NAFA Members Free Enquiries: Tony Chu - Festival Director www.nafa.net.au M: 0412 230 415 E: tony@nafa.net.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16. WRITERS GROUP MEETING Sun 11 6 2006 A writers group has formed out of the monthly MPG meetings. Our next meeting is on Sunday 11/6/2006 at The London in Balmain 7:30PM. See http://www.thelondonhotel.com.au/ for details of where this pub is. Come along and meet the existing members, have a drink or two, discuss ideas on screenplays. For details contact the co-ordinator Nolan Chow on 0401 752 885 or email me@nolanchow.com. RSVP as soon as possible. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17. Short Films Screening as part of The Best of Show Fest Happy Birthday. Written, directed and produced by Dana-Lee Mierowsky. Executive Producer Katie Gompertz. Cast includes Nick Hardcastle, Casey Donovon and Matt Zemeres. Cinematographer- Denson Baker ACS, 1AD- Kerry Lamming, Editor -Stafford Wales. Designer- Kate Separvich, Composer - Peter Aoun Thursday 1st of une, 6:30pm The Cat and Fiddle, 456 Darling Road, Balmain, Sydney Reasons Beyond Me. Written by Trilby Beresford, Executive Producer - Trilby Beresford. Produced by Trilby Beresford, Josh Goding and Dana-Lee Mierowsky. Directed by Dana-Lee Mierowsky. Cast includes Lynn Mcgranger, Alexandra Davies, Penne Hackforth Jones and Trilby Beresford. DOP- James Todd, 1AD- Kerry Lamming, Designer- Josh Goding, Composer - Peter Aoun Screening, Tuesday 6th of June, 8pm The Fox and Lion @ Fox Studios - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18. Fig & Waiting – New Urban Images by Anne Bentley New View Gallery – 277 Australia Street, Newtown. Opening 1st June 2006 6 PM - 9 PM Anne Bentley’s Fig & Waiting is two exhibitions in one, with her immediate day to day environment its theme. Beginning with Camperdown’s iconic and venerable Church Street fig (Fig and The Sexton’s House) to others not so revered but surviving by latching on wherever they can; including attaching to a standalone palm on busy Oxford Street (Host). Fig & Waiting opens 1st June (6PM-9PM) & extends to Sunday, June 11th Hours: Fri / Sat / Sun 11 AM - 6 PM. Tues&Thurs 6PM-9PM New View Gallery Contact: Liam Kennedy Mob: 0401 838 518 Contact Anne: PO Box 604 Newtown NSW Australia 2042 or E: artzine@tpg.com.au http://www.artzinephotography.com.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19. Preview of experimental feature ‘Rosebery 7470’ at Film Australia You are invited to attend the preview screening of ROSEBERY 7470 - a independent, experimental feature film by Stefan Popescu. 7pm Friday 2nd June at The Roxy Theatre, Film Australia. 101 Eton Rd, Lindfield. Pls RSVP Katherine at khberger@optusnet.com.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20. Subscribe to Encore and save 15% + receive a FREE DVD Subscribe to Encore Magazine and save 15%, plus receive a FREE copy of LOOK BOTH WAYS, the multi award winning Australian film. Encore Magazine provides its readers with a distinctive and informative view on the strategic and creative choices you need to make in the business of producing films. Encore Magazine, website and e-mail newsletter offers producers, directors and senior decision makers the latest industry news and cutting edge features. Subscribe now to receive this special offer www.encoremagazine.com.au [offer valid for a strictly limited time] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21. Metro Screen congratulates its filmmakers Two films produced through Metro Screen schemes have been awarded prizes at local festivals. The Hopscotch Surry Hills Film Festival screened ‘Squeeging By’ writer/director Maree-Louise Evens and the Reelife Film Festival screened ‘Brown Trash’ writer/director Tresa Ponner. ‘Squeeging By’ took out first prize in the Hopscotch Surry Hills Film Festival screening at The Gaelic Club and The Clock Hotel Surry Hills. ‘Brown Trash’ won the audience award at both of the two screenings of the Reelife Film Festival at the Dendy Cinemas. ‘Squeeging By’ was produced through the Metro Screens Raw Nerve initiative launching again later this year and ‘Brown Trash’ was produced through Metro Screens Multicultural Mentorship Scheme now open for applications. Metro Screen congratulates Maree-Louise Evans and Tresa Ponner on their successes. To fins out more about Metro Screen schemes please contact David Opitz on 02 9361 5318 or d.opitz@metroscreen.org.au - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - See you at the Open Day If you know of anyone who may be interested in receiving this e-news please feel free to forward it on. Metro Screen also provides a notice board located in our foyer, if you would like to use this notice board please forward your notices to metro@metroscreen.org.au and ask for them to be displayed. Metro Screen – celebrating 25 years Sydney Film Centre, Paddington Town Hall PO Box 299 Paddington NSW 2021 Tel: 02 9361 5318 fax: 02 9361 5320 TELL YOUR STORY Training, equipment hire and production support for filmmakers www.metroscreen.org.au |
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