OPENLine...OPENChannel's e-newsletter Edition
7, October 8th, 2004.
OPENChannel is Victoria?s
not-for-profit Screen Resource Organisation in Fitzroy,
Melbourne. A unique industry hub that offers an array of
services to support the development of aspiring, emerging and
established film and digital media makers and facilitates
community media access.
Please Note: if you would
like to contact OPENChannel please email
info@openchannel.org.au (do not press reply to this
email). _____________________________________________________________ PRODUCTION
OPPORTUNITES AT OPENCHANNEL... PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITES AT
OPENCHANNEL...
OPENChannel currently has opportunities
for Victorian filmmakers and digital artists to take part in
three exciting production initiatives. So if you have some
short film ideas that have been rattling around your head,
this is your chance to put pen to paper and take the
opportunity to gain assistance and support to make your
project. We are currently calling for entries for:
1.
The new MICRO MOVIES - mobile phone film festival. Deadline
Tuesday October 12th. 2. The SHORT & SHARP Pitching
Competition. Deadline Tuesday Oct 12th. 3. The RAW NERVE
Production Initiative 2004/2005. Info Session Tuesday Oct
12th.
1. MICRO MOVIES...MICRO MOVIES - PRODUCTION AND
SCREENING OPPORTUNITY... 1. MICRO MOVIES...MICRO MOVIES -
PRODUCTION AND SCREENING OPPORTUNITY...
ENTRY DEADLINE
- 5pm Tuesday October 12th, 2004.
OPENChannel, in
association with Telstra and the Australian Film Commission
present an exciting new opportunity for film and video makers.
Mobile phone networks represent a new ?screen? upon which
filmmakers can present their work. OPENChannel has negotiated
with Telstra to produce 10 short films and videos to broadcast
through Telstra?s mobile network. We are asking film and video
makers to submit ideas for a 30 second film/video for this
project. We are looking for projects which explore the
?micromovie? in innovative and exciting ways. Any genre is
allowable, but please think about what sorts of film/video
would actually work in a 30 second format and on a tiny
screen. We are also open to receiving applications involving
already completed works. Successful applicants will receive
a broadcast window for several weeks via Telstra?s new
generation mobile phones. You will also receive a small cash
budget ($600 - $700) to help you realise your project and
production support from an OPENChannel project manager TO
APPLY applicants will be required to submit a one page film
synopsis / treatment and a brief CV by 5pm Tuesday October
12th, 2004. FURTHER DETAILS available at
http://www.openchannel.org.au or call 03 9419 5111.
2.
SHORT & SHARP PITCHING COMPETITION - Oct, 2004. CALL FOR
ENTRIES... 2. SHORT & SHARP PITCHING COMPETITION - Oct,
2004. CALL FOR ENTRIES...
Full of great short film
ideas? Short on cash ? OPENChannel is here to help you get
your film made.
If you have a great idea for a short
film project, OPENChannel is offering a fantastic opportunity
for you to win access to the equipment and facilities you need
to get it made. Entrants to the OPENChannel SHORT & SHARP
Pitching Competition have the opportunity to win the use of
$3,500 worth of facilities and equipment hire for FREE with
added assistance from our friendly facilities hire and
production staff. That?s enough for a one week shoot and three
week edit to bring your short film project to life. EIGHT
individuals or teams will be selected from the entries to
present their project idea in a 5 minute pitch to a panel of
film/television industry professionals at a public session at
6.30pm on Wednesday October 27th, 2004. This panel will judge
the pitches on the quality, clarity and realisability of the
project and select a winner on the night. TO APPLY: Short
& Sharp entrants are required to submit a one page
treatment for a short film (max 10mins) of any genre (drama,
comedy, documentary, experimental etc) and an application form
by 5pm Tuesday October 12th, 2004. FOR FURTHER INFO, Short
& Sharp entry details or info about OPENChannel membership
go to http://www.openchannel.org.au or call 03 9419
5111.
3. RAW NERVE PRODUCTION INITIATIVE 2004/2005 -
INFO EVENING... 3. RAW NERVE PRODUCTION INITIATIVE
2004/2005 - INFO EVENING...
OPENChannel, in association
with the Australian Film Commission, is pleased to present 5
new filmmakers with the opportunity to take part in the
2004/2005 RAW NERVE production initiative. If you an aspiring
or emerging filmmaker with a fantastic idea for a film, but
not enough resources to make it...Then ?Raw Nerve? is for you!
Raw Nerve will supply five Victorian filmmakers with access to
digital video equipment, a small cash budget and an
experienced producer to make your film happen.
The film
may be fiction, documentary, experimental or any mixture of
the above. It just needs to be 10 minutes or less in duration.
You need to be a filmmaker who has not had a film either
partly of fully funded by a Federal or State funding agency.
Successful participants must join as OPENChannel members to
participate in the Raw Nerve scheme.
Interested people
are invited to a RAW NERVE INFORMATION EVENING at
OPENChannel: WHEN: October 12th @ 6.30pm VENUE:
OPENChannel , 13 Victoria Street, Fitzroy. (Melways Ref: 2C
A7). Drinks and finger food after. No RSVP
necessary.
The Raw Nerve SUBMISSION DEADLINE is 5pm
Wednesday November 3rd, 2004.
FOR FURTHER INFO please
visit http://www.openchannel.org.au or call 03 9419
5111. ___________________________________________________________ OPENChannel
NEWS... OPENChannel NEWS... OPENChannel NEWS... OPENChannel
NEWS... OPENChannel NEWS... OPENChannel NEWS...
LOW
COST STUDIO AVAILABLE FOR HIRE AT
OPENChannel...
OPENChannel has been busy with studio
bookings in the last few months with filmmakers taking
advantage of the spacious and affordable studio facilities for
a range of projects from independent short film productions,
casting, blue screen shoots for broadcast documentaries and
television commercials. Our studio is suitable for sound
recording 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and the edit suites
are quiet spaces to cut your project in too! For further
information about booking OPENChannel facilities or equipment
please call Nas or Dave on 9419 5111, or email
nassiemv@openchannel.org.au or
daver@openchannel.org.au.
OFFICE SPACE
AVAILABLE
OPENChannel currently has 3 rooms available
for leasing, with internet, afterhours access and office
services, suitable for editing or for use as office space.
Filmmakers, digital artist or those persuing other screen
related activities are encouraged to apply for a creative
tenancy at OPENChannel. Rooms currently available
include: A basic editing suite 3.8m x 2.4m for $44 per
week. A larger edit suite 5m x 2.4m for $66 per week.
(Available from November, 2004). Large office with natural
light 5m x 4.5m for $121 per week. For further information
contact Dave on 03 9419 5111 or email
daver@openchannel.org.au
INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS MARKET
DAY RETURNS TO OPENChannel, Nov 27th
Following the
great success of last year?s event, OPENChannel will again be
hosting an 'Independent Filmmakers Market Day'. The day will
provide information for those seeking to establish a career in
the screen industry. This event will be attended by a range of
significant screen industry organisations, funding bodies and
businesses and will provide an excellent networking
opportunity for those wanting to break into the screen
industry in Victoria. The Market Day will be jam packed
with information stalls, panel discussions, ?meet the
filmmaker? opportunities, equipment displays, makeup
demonstrations, script writing, screenings and audio exhibits
and more. Join us for the bbq over lunchtime and book in for a
group tete a tete with established filmmakers, or just browse
the stalls and see what?s happening in the Screen Industry in
Victoria. The Independent Filmmakers Market Day will take
place from 11am to 4pm, on Saturday 27th November 2004. Come
along and get involved in this fun and informative
event. WHEN: 11am - 4pm, Saturday November 27th,
2004. WHERE: OPENChannel, 13 Victoria Street, Fitzroy, VIC,
3065. (Melways Ref: 2C A7). ENTRY: $5 for OPENChannel
members, or $15 for non members.
SEEKING FOOTAGE FOR A
SHORT FILM PROJECT, 'OBSTRUCTION'
OPENChannel Member
Jeff Riley, is currently working on a short film project
called Obstruction. Obstruction will comprise a series of
video sequences showing obvious attempts to frustrate the
continued filming of a particular person, action or event.
Mostly (but not always) these events occur as part of a public
protest: an act of civil disobedience, resistance or dissent.
In each case, the camera is acting merely as a witness,
documenting the action and gathering evidence. Featuring
images of hands (and sometimes bodies) moving to obstruct the
camera lens as it records, these sequences will be relatively
short - mostly ranging from 10 seconds to 20
seconds. Obstruction will form part of an exhibition
entitled PROOF - The Act of Seeing With Ones Own Eyes, and is
provisionally scheduled to open on December 8th of this year,
in the Screen Gallery of the Australian Centre for the Moving
Image - ACMI. This exhibition will ask how consensus is
formed, through works, which explore evidence, mediation and
the phenomenological. It will have a political
subtext. While I have sourced a number of these sequences
so far, I'm seeking assistance to locate and acquire more
examples of 'obstruction'. I would be grateful to hear from
you if you have, or know of any examples of deliberate
obstruction that may be available for use within this film.
I can be contacted via jeffriley@optusnet.com.au or at
home on 9383 7031.
CONGRATULATIONS TO...NEWS ABOUT
OPENChannel MEMBERS... CONGRATULATIONS TO...NEWS ABOUT
OPENChannel MEMBERS...
OPENChannel MEMBERS WIN BEST
CINEMATOGRAPHY PRIZE AT REELIFE
Congratulations to
OPENChannel Members Jarrah Gurrie & Genevieve Bailey who
recently shared the the Panavision Prize for Best
Cinematography with NSW filmmaker Alex Roberts at the 2004
Reelife Short Film Festival. Jarrah and Genevieve took home
half of the $5000 equipment hire prize from Panavision for
their efforts. Well done to them both! You can see their
winning film screen in the Melbourne leg of the Reelife Short
Film Festival tour at ACMI from 7pm on October 31st &
November 1st 7pm. FOR FURTHER INFO visit
http://www.vibewire.net/reelife
DOCUMENTARY WINS VEGA
INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FILM FESTIVAL
"TROUBLED MINDS -
The Lithium Revolution", produced by John Lewis and written
and directed by OPENChannel Member Dennis Smith, recently won
the Main Prize at the Vega International Science Film
Festival.This film was closely associated with OPENChannel
throughout its production. TROUBLED MINDS hired an inexpensive
OPENChannel production office, used OPENChannel facilities for
auditions and casting and also used the OPENChannel studio to
shoot interviews and dramatic reconstruction scenes. Dennis is
a regular OPENChannel tutor and was also recently nominated
for an AWGIE award for this broadcast documentary script.
"TROUBLED MINDS -The Lithium Revolution" will screen on
SBS TV on 14th October at
8.30pm. ______________________________________________________________ OPENChannel
SHORT COURSES...OPENChannel SHORT COURSES... OPENChannel
SHORT COURSES...OPENChannel SHORT COURSES...
( Full
details available at
http://www.openchannel.org.au/oc/training/shortcourses.html)
OCTOBER
SHORT COURSES... OCTOBER SHORT COURSES...
DVD
AUTHORING - OCTOBER 12, 14 & 16, 2004. Comprising two
evenings and an all day practical workshop, this course is
ideal for filmmakers and media composers interested in DVD
technology. Using the latest G4 PowerMacs and DVD Studio Pro
you will be guided through the process of authoring, composing
and testing to produce your own DVD by course end. Tutor, Peta
Masters, is the producer and programmer of the successful
Melbourne Short Film DVD Project and developer of the AFC
funded interactive cross-media project, ?SMACK?. DURATION:
Tues & Thursday evening and Saturday (12 contact
hours). PREREQUISITE: Some Final Cut Pro or Photoshop
experience useful. COST: $360 / $300 OPENChannel Members or
Concession.
CLAPPER LOADER WORKSHOP - OCT 16 & 17,
2004. The first crew role to enter the camera department is
the Clapper Loader. The clapper-loader is one of the
hardest-working people on set. Their job is far more than just
slating the scene and loading mags. This course looks at the
role of the Clapper Loader and their tasks through pre
production, production and post production. You will learn
about the belt and other tools of the trade as well as
etiquette on set. This is a great opportunity to move
beyond video to experience the realm of film, with guidance
from switched on camera department specialists. DURATION:
Saturday & Sunday (12 contact hours). PREREQUISITE:
Introduction to Digital Video or equivalent video production
knowledge. COST$240 / $200 OPENChannel Members or
Concession.
PRODUCING & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT -
OCT 18 - NOV 29, 2004. Managing film or TV requires a deep
understanding of the entire production process. Discover how
to present and package your ideas to funding bodies and
networks and learn about budgeting; scheduling; script mark
ups; cast and crew obligations; accounting; taxation;
insurance and distribution. Delivered in tutorial style by
experienced producers, with specialist guest lecturers and
field excursions, this course is an ideal introduction to the
creative and business side of the industry. Comprehensive
course notes and intensive workshops combine to make this
course an exciting opportunity for anybody wanting to take
their producing career to the next level. DURATION: Monday
& Wednesday evenings plus 2 Saturdays (48 contact hours).
COST: $594 / $495 OPENChannel Members or
concession.
NEW MEDIA STRATEGIES - OCT 21, 28. NOV 4,
11, 2004. This course is vital for anyone preparing for a
new media project. It examines how to strategically approach a
new media project to successfully bring it to fruition and
offers practical insights into the most appropriate platforms
for delivery, necessary team skill-sets, work flow, budgets
and how all these elements interrelate. Case studies will be
used to examine equipment requirements, design elements,
audience analysis and marketing in this essential guide to
current new media practice. DURATION: Four thursday
evenings (12 contact hours). COST: $360 / $300 OPENChannel
Members or concession.
INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES FOR
DOCUMENTARY - OCT 23, 2004. The strength of interviews can
make or break a documentary. Conducting interviews is an art
and a science, involving people skills, a strategic approach,
as well as technical know-how. This one-day intensive workshop
looks at how to make your interviews ring with veracity. The
course will explore issues such as building rapport with your
subjects; how to prepare effectively for the interview,
contextualising the interview and using technology creatively
to enhance the interview. There will also be hands on
opportunities to practise and analyse different approaches to
interviewing and different interview styles. This training
makes a great companion course with OPENChannel?s Presenting
to Camera workshop (on October 30th). DURATION: 1 Saturday
(6 contact hours). COST: $192 / $160 OPENChannel Members
or concession.
PRESENTING TO CAMERA - OCT 30,
2004. Brilliant "On Camera" Presentation requires more than
a friendly face. Learn how to present with confidence,
clarity, and control. Preparation and practice, keeping the
flow of the story, maintaining audience interest, development,
delivery and dealing with the unexpected are highlights of
this one-day workshop. Discussion will also include the
distinction between content and style, getting your message
across, and knowing who you?re talking to. This training makes
a great companion course with OPENChannel?s Interview
Techniques for Documentary workshop (October 23rd).
DURATION: 1 Saturday (7 contact hours). COST: $192 /
$160 OPENChannel Members or concession.
NOVEMBER SHORT
COURSES...NOVEMBER SHORT COURSES... NOVEMBER SHORT
COURSES...NOVEMBER SHORT COURSES...
Short courses
coming up in November include:
* CINEMA STUDIES 1 (
Discussion Topic: The aesthetic of astonishment ). *
INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL VIDEO *DIRECTOR WORKSHOP: THE SCOPE
OF THE DIRECTOR. *SHORT FILM SCREENWRITING. *FINAL CUT
PRO - INTRODUCTION. *INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS MARKET
DAY. *INTRODUCTION TO DOCUMENTARY PRODUCTION.
FOR
FURTHER INFO about our short course progam including course
schedules, tutors and enrolment information, please visit
http://www.openchannel.org.au/oc/training/shortcourses.html or
call 03 9419
5111. ________________________________________________________ ACCREDITED
SCREEN TRAINING... ACCREDITED SCREEN
TRAINING...
CERTIFICATE III IN SCREEN - Intensive,
accredited screen industry training for new filmmakers in
2005.
OPENChannel's Accredited Certificate III in
Screen was launched in 2004 and offers entry level students a
fantastic opportunity to learn about screen production from
industry professionals with expertise in a wide range of
areas. Students gain the fundamental filmmaking skills
required to make a short film, focussing on the documentary
genre. The following Certificate III courses are scheduled for
2005: * March 8th - May 26th, 2005. [Enrolment deadline -
February 11]. * June 20th - September 8th, 2005. [Enrolment
deadline - May 9]. * September 19th - December 8th, 2005.
[Enrolment deadline - August 8].
FURTHER INFO about the
Certificate III in Screen and enrolment information is
available at
http://www.openchannel.org.au/oc/training/cert3.html or call
03 9419
5111. ______________________________________________________________ INDUSTRY
NEWS... INDUSTRY NEWS... INDUSTRY NEWS.... INDUSTRY NEWS...
INDUSTRY NEWS... INDUSTRY NEWS....
AFC INDIGENOUS UNIT
LAUNCHES THE 'LONG BLACK' FEATURE FILM INITIATIVE
The
AFC Indigenous Unit has launched a new feature film initiative
called 'Long Black'. They are seeking to invest in the
development of outstanding feature length drama projects which
are based on strong ideas, are well crafted, are varying in
styles and content, exhibit a high level of creative ambition
and can demonstrate the possibility of being financed for
production. The aim of the initiative is to encourage and
support Indigenous filmmakers to work in the longer format and
to bring to the screen stories authored and crafted by
Indigenous people. Selected teams will participate in an
intensive development process that will include a series of
workshops tailored to the needs of the projects and
filmmakers. SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 19 November,
2004. FURTHER INFO: visit http://www.afc.gov.au, email
indigenous@afc.gov.au or call 1800 226 615.
INCOME
GENERATION IN THE ARTS - Professional Development Seminar, Oct
19th.
The Australian Institute of Arts Management
presents "Income Generation in the Arts: Leading from the
edge", a professional development program for arts
practitioners. Revenue raising for the arts has always been
a challenge but never more so than in today's competitive
climate. What alternative sources of generated and contributed
income are available? And what issues, both practical and
ethical do arts managers and boards of organisations need to
consider when applying for funds or entering into business
partnerships or with philanthropic institutions? This
seminar offers the opportunity to address these questions with
presenters who have risen to the challenge posed by the
problems of sustainability. WHEN: Tuesday 19th October,
8.30pm - 4.40pm. WHERE: RMIT School of Business, Level 11,
239 Bourke Street, Melbourne. COST: $140 Full, $120 Conc,
$100 AIAM/AMAG Member, $85 Student, $65 AIAM/AMAG
Student. FURTHER INFO and registration at
www.aiam.com.au
THE ART OF POSSIBILITY
SYNPOSIUM:ENABLING ART IN AN AGE OF ANXIETY,Oct 20.
The
Australian Institute of Arts Management in association with
the Melbourne International Arts Festival presents THE
ART OF POSSIBILITY:{Enabling} Art in an Age of Anxiety, a
one-day symposium on Wednesday 20 October 2004 at the
Australian Centre for Moving Image, Federation Square,
Melbourne. Times of fear and anxiety can be strong creative
drivers for many artists, but the environment in which arts
practitioners are working is increasingly conservative. How do
we, as arts managers, producers and cultural workers, create
possibilities for artists? How can we nurture new concepts,
obtain continued support and attract new
audiences? Featuring some of Australia & New
Zealand?s most respected managers, producers, promoters,
curators & creators, these critical questions
will be explored at this one-day symposium sponsored by
Arts Victoria; the Australia Council; Creative New Zealand and
http://www.fuel4arts.com. WHEN: Wednesday 20th October,
2004. 9am - 5pm. WHERE: Cinema Two, ACMI, Federation
Square, Melbourne. COST: $110 Full, $95 Concession, $85
AMAG Member, $75 AIAM Member, $45 AIAM/AMAG
Student. FURTHER INFO and registration at
http://www.aiam.com.au
MOBILE MEDIA: THE BUSINESS OF
ENTERTAINMENT SEMINAR, October 21, 2004.
Presented by
Film Victoria's Digital Media Fund., Mobile Media: The
Business of Entertainment is a full-day seminar to investigate
content, services and revenue streams for mobile
platforms. Keynote Speaker: Joichi Ito (CEO) Neoteny
(Japan) Speakers: Jumbuck Entertainment, Telstra, mNet,
Blue Rocket, Telco Games, Micromovies, Legion Interactive,
ndWare, Melodie Mars, Hutchison Telecommunications and
others! WHEN: Thursday October 21st, 2004. WHERE: Mecure
Hotel Melbourne. COST: $35.00 including morning/afternoon
teas and lunch. FURTHER INFO:
dmf@conferencemanagement.com.au
MELBOURNE ON SCREEN,
15th October to 29th October.
A 2 week celebration of
the film, television and new media industries, culminating in
the Australian Film Instutite Awards on Friday 29 October.
Events include: * the unWRAP PARTY * the AWGIE
Awards * ScreenTalks * The Sentimental Bloke
screening * International guest program *
XlMedialLab * GameTime Symposium FURTHER INFO:
http://www.melbourneonscreen.com.au
2004 AWGIE AWARDS -
October 22nd, 2004.
An Australian Writer's Guild AWGIE
Award is the pre-eminent recognition of excellence in writing
for film, television, stage and radio. They are especially
prestigious as they are judged by a panel of peers. The 2004
AWGIE Awards will be announced at a gala function at The
Regent Theatre on Friday October 22nd, hosted by Tony
Squires. WHEN: Friday October 22nd, 2004. WHERE: The
Plaza Ballroom, Regent Theatre, Melbourne. FURTHER INFO:
http://www.awg.com.au/artman/publish/cat_index_17.shtml or
comms@awg.com.au.
AUSTRALIA - US FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
SEMINAR - October 28th, 2004.
On 28 October, Film
Victoria will host a free half-day seminar on the Australia-US
Free Trade Agreement. The seminar will explore the
implications and opportunities for the Australian film,
television and new media sectors. Speakers include Film
Victoria CEO Sandra Sdraulig and Legal Officer Anna Reeves,
Australian Film Commission CEO Kim Dalton, Holding Redlich
partner Dan Pearce and Intellectual Property Research
Institute of Australia's Kimberlee Weatherall. Registrations
open 4 October. WHEN: 1.30pm - 5pm, Thursday October 28th,
2004. WHERE: ACMI Cinemas, Federation Square,
Melbourne. COST: FREE FURTHER INFO or register your
interest on-line at http://www.melbourneonscreen.com.au
INTERNATIONAL ONLINE FILM FESTIVAL REGISTRATION SYSTEM
LAUNCHED
Filmmakers from around the world can now enter
their work in the Oberhausen, Gothenburg and Vila do Conde
film festivals by means of a new internet film submission
platform called REELPORT. The online submission process was
developed in reaction to the increasing number of digitally
produced films received by the film festivals in recent years.
The common submission platform was developed by the
International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, the Festival
Internacional de Curtas Metragens Vila do Conde (Portugal) and
the Gothenburg Film Festival (Sweden), together with
technology partner Telefónica Deutschland GmbH. Submitted
films are archived on the REELPORT server and transmitted as
needed to festivals and film markets, where selection
committees or possible buyers can examine the work. REELPORT
is designed as an effective way to save money at all stages of
the film submission process.. FURTHER INFORMATION is
available at http://www.reelreport.com
AUSTRALIAN
NETWORK FOR ART & TECHNOLOGY - TRAVEL GRANTS
The
ANAT Conference and Workshop fund is a quick response fund for
Australian artists (resident in Australia) to attend national
and international events. ANAT is offering grants of up to
$2,000 this fund is open to submissions throughout the year.
Funding is available for travel and registration fees and
applicants must be members of ANAT. The closing date for each
round is the last day of every month (except for December),
with applicants notified by the 14th day of the next month.
The event being applied for must start no earlier than the
21st of the following month e.g. applications received at June
30 must be for events commencing on July 21 or
later. FURTHER DETAILS:
http://www.anat.org.au/pages/conwork.htm
TEXT AND THE
CITY: MELBOURNE WRITER'S MUSTER - October 23rd &
24th.
The Writers? Muster is a two-day festival of
ideas and craft for screenwriters, and will include panel
sessions on various salient topics and more intimate
craft-based master classes. It?s all part of the Australian
Writers? Guild Text and the City. Acclaimed Australian
screenwriter and playwright Andrew Bovell (Lantana, Strictly
Ballroom) will deliver the Keynote Address and panel
discussions will include Short Site, Long Life ? the craft of
writing and directing Australian Short Cinema, Speaking Parts,
Network Programming, The Franchise Tele-movie, Pitching the
Queer or Queering the Pitch, The director, the writer, the
actor and other roles in a collaborative theatre, and In-house
Network Production. Text and the City is an exciting
program of events happening in Melbourne and Sydney. It?s all
part of Melbourne on Screen, a fortnight of events from Friday
15 ? Friday 29 October, which celebrate and explore the film,
television and new media sectors. WHEN: October 23rd &
24th, 2004. WHERE: ACMI, Federation Square,
Melbourne. FURTHER INFO:
http://www.melbourneonscreen.com.au _____________________________________________________________
SCREEN
EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CALL FOR ENTRIES sections follow in
OPENLine part 2 coming
soon!
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