NEW SHORT FILM PROGRAMS FROM METRO SCREEN
November 9th 2009 10:21
SUPPORTED BY SCREEN AUSTRALIA.
Metro Screen in Sydney has partnered with Screen Australia and Screen NSW (formerly NSW Film and Television Office) to provide short film opportunities to develop and nurture new and established talent in NSW.These three new initiatives will provide 14 filmmakers with the opportunity to develop their stories and skills.
First Break: 11 first time filmmakers; duration up to 8 mins; open to all filmmakers (three places reserved for Indigenous Australians and four places for those with a non-English speaking background); with support from Screen Australia and Screen NSW. (This program incorporates Metro Screen's Lester Bostock Indigenous Mentorship, Multicultural Mentorship and Raw Nerve programs.)
Indigenous Breakthrough: One experienced Indigenous filmmaker; duration up to 20 mins; with support from Screen Australia.
Breakout: Two experienced filmmakers; duration up to 15 mins; open to all filmmakers including Indigenous Australians and those with a non-English speaking background; with support from Screen NSW.
Information session: 11 November, 6.30 - 8.30pm at Metro Screen, no charge.
Application deadline: 1 Feb, 2010.
More information on the Metro Screen website.
www.metroscreen.com.au
Dont forget the end of year event where Metro Screen member works are screened accompanied by a party.
We know you’ve been slaving over your 250 page autobiographical screenplay all year or have spent the last six months in a darkened edit suite, so it’s time to relax, sit back and enjoy some of the productions made with the support of the Network Production Grants and have a drink..
The Network End of Year Screening always delivers an eclectic line up of productions, which are sure to entertain.
When: December 08, 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Where: Metro Screen Paddington Town Hall, Cnr Oxford St Oatley Rd, Paddington
First Break: 11 first time filmmakers; duration up to 8 mins; open to all filmmakers (three places reserved for Indigenous Australians and four places for those with a non-English speaking background); with support from Screen Australia and Screen NSW. (This program incorporates Metro Screen's Lester Bostock Indigenous Mentorship, Multicultural Mentorship and Raw Nerve programs.)
Indigenous Breakthrough: One experienced Indigenous filmmaker; duration up to 20 mins; with support from Screen Australia.
Breakout: Two experienced filmmakers; duration up to 15 mins; open to all filmmakers including Indigenous Australians and those with a non-English speaking background; with support from Screen NSW.
Information session: 11 November, 6.30 - 8.30pm at Metro Screen, no charge.
Application deadline: 1 Feb, 2010.
More information on the Metro Screen website.
www.metroscreen.com.au
Dont forget the end of year event where Metro Screen member works are screened accompanied by a party.
We know you’ve been slaving over your 250 page autobiographical screenplay all year or have spent the last six months in a darkened edit suite, so it’s time to relax, sit back and enjoy some of the productions made with the support of the Network Production Grants and have a drink..
The Network End of Year Screening always delivers an eclectic line up of productions, which are sure to entertain.
When: December 08, 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Where: Metro Screen Paddington Town Hall, Cnr Oxford St Oatley Rd, Paddington
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