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| |  | Hi Guys
Well we had heaps of paid work on the board last week and didn't that cause some chaos.
The sickly actors smell of "desperation" came wafting through my computer, from those;
-who have no idea what they are doing;
-who have no idea on how to find the information;
-and who are running around in cyberspace and on the phone, annoying a lot of people who aren't even involved with the auditions!
Guys/readers/newbies - what are you doing????
Learn the process, get it right and stop wasting yours and everyone elses time!
Get this:
I had a call from an Indianna Evans's Talent Agent, saying that Quiet On Set readers were contacting her!! Why people? WHY? Why would you contact Indanna's Talent Agent. Indianna is just one of many actors she is representing. She is not doing the auditions or even putting Indianna forward, for goodness sake!!!!
The Casting Director is running the auditions, and we are submitting people to the Casting Director, in this case, the CD who is on the H20 series. The Casting Director uses online systems such as At2 or Showcast to send the audition briefs out the the Talent Agents and then the Talent Agents submit actors back. If you have an agent, you should call them about such roles. If you don't have an agent, we can refer you as a one off - if you fit the brief and that is not only about the look. It is also about experience and training.
The reactions to the paid work this week, is a classic example of how badly actors behave. The desperation, of some people, is THE MAIN REASON WHY, audition information is so highly protected and inaccessible.
Also, I keep getting enquiries from people saying how can I get an audition.
If you have to ask the question, you don't have enough experience, you have obviously not done any training and you have not read the basic info that we provide for you.
READ THE INFORMATION THAT WE PROVIDE IN THE NEWSLETTER EVERY WEEK:
How To Apply for an Audition
All the contact details are in the members area.
If you are not a member, you need to SUBSCRIBE.
Just click on the SUBSCRIBE tab at the home page and follow the prompts as you scroll down.
The above info is listed at the top of the casting board every week!! So why would you email me for more info.
You need to be a member folks.
We give you all the info and what you need to do in the members area.
Serious actors become members of QOS. Serious actors train, practice, work hard to get a good agent and learn how to audition.
I only give the info out to those who are serious about their commitment to acting.
Acting is not a hobby, if it is, that is fine, you can go and do community theatre.
Acting is just like any other career, it requires a set of skills that you have to learn, it requires on set experience, and there are processes in place for accessing information, and getting work.
I beg you, (god, I am begging now, you can see how desperate I am for you guys to get it)....
READ THE INFORMATION WE PROVIDE FOR YOU. We don't just do it for the fun of it, YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW THIS STUFF!
We have:
Info for beginner Actors
Info for Kids/Teens.
Fast Track Info.
We have the QOS DVD series that is info from those who are working in the industry. Casting Directors, Talent Agents, successful actors.
We run Actors Info Days and bring along the TOP professionals in the industry.
DO NOT send me an email that says:
"Hi Lee, I so wannabe an actor and be famous. I just want to be on Home & Away or Neighbours and I know that I can be real good if you could just given me a chance.
FROM: chooklegs_tatoogirl @hotmail.com
Maroochydore."
I will ignore the tragically unprofessional email address but...
For starters, all my regular readers would know that Home & Away is filmed in Sydney and Neighbours is filmed in Melbourne. If you live in Maroochydore, you have buckleys chance of getting a small role on one of these shows.
All my regular readers would also know who the casting directors are as we list those in the members area under "Whats On- In Production" and by now, all of my regular readers and the members will be laughing their heads off at these desperate people.
Seriously guys, these people send me these emails!
Now tragically I still get emails from members with a CV and a note: Hi Lee, I want to apply for Bella, and their name.
THIS is a little disappointing as I constantly go on about the way to E-Pitch.
And I have samples in the members area, so please guys, I will "bin" every application that doesn't have the standard E-Pitch info.
I want your name, your contact details, your agent, your height, your eye colour, your age, your city you live in and I want to see your headshot as soon as I open that email.
Don't just accept that it is all there on your cv, I don't even open the cv if your headshot doesn't match the brief.
(I had a female actor send me a application for the Indonesian Soldier role - have you ever seen a female Indonesian Soldier!)
So please all my members, there are so many new guys I know, but please, please, please (there I go, begging again), read the hundreds of pages in the tutorials in the members area, particularly the E-PITCH one.
Well, that is my blast for the week.
(And I do feel better).
TIP OF THE WEEK:
How to avoid a blast from Lee:
1. If you are a beginner and not a member, read the info packs we have available for you.
1a. If you are a member, read the Tutorials in the members area and learn how to E-Pitch, you will be doing it weekly.
2. Email me if you have read the info and then have questions. I will be happy to point you in the right direction for where you live.
3. Do some courses.
4. Do as many short films as you can for experience.
5. THEN Get an agent.
6. Start going for Paid Work Auditions
7. Start landing Paid Work Auditions.
8. Send me an email about how happy you are :)
Cheers
Lee
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| | | HEATH LEDGER SCHOLARSHIP 2009 SHOWCAST IS PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH AUSTRALIANS IN FILM HEATH LEDGER SCHOLARSHIP 2009
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Emerging Australian actor to be awarded up to USD$10,000 plus return airfare.
Los Angeles-based Australians in Film (AiF), the preeminent organization for expatriate Australians in the entertainment industry, announced that applications and scholarship guidelines for the first Australians in Film Heath Ledger Scholarship are now being accepted online at www.australiansinfilm.org.
The scholarship will be awarded to an emerging Australian actor, for up to USD$10,000 plus a return airfare from Australia, to pursue their career in the United States. Applications will be accepted from October 1st - November 28th, 2008 with the first beneficiary to be announced by mid February 2009.
The annual Australians in Film Heath Ledger Scholarship is named in honor of Ledger who was an Ambassador for AiF before his untimely death in January 2008 and has the support of the Heath Ledger family.
"We as a family are pleased with the establishment and progress of the AIF scholarship award named in honor of our much loved and generous son, Heath" said Kim Ledger, father of Heath Ledger. "As a result of this scholarship, a talented Australian actor will gain valuable assistance to support their personal goals, and an opportunity for recognition in the very tough US film industry"
Film director (Ned Kelly,The Informers) Gregor Jordan will join the five person judging panel comprising of top entertainment industry individuals. Further judges and a list of benefactors will be announced in December 2008.
"Broke Aussie actors in LA form a tradition that goes all the way back to Errol Flynn" said Jordan. "Heath was definitely part of that tradition and this scholarship is something he would have been proud to have his name associated with"
Application form and complete scholarship guidelines are available on www.australiansinfilm.org.
For additional information and to contribute to the scholarship, please contact
hls@australiansinfilm.org.
Nova 106.9FM
The station is launching "You Can Do It" - a public appeal to Brisbane listeners to please help make their next TV ad! They want listeners to conceptualise and produce a 20 second advert to promote Nova 106.9
and their Breakfast Show "Meshel, Ash, Kip & Luttsy".
The winning entry will receive $10,000 for their efforts and have their commercial air on TV in 2009.
The competition will run from Monday 20 October and all entries must be received by 5pm Monday 17 November.
The competition is subject to terms and conditions, which are available at www.nova1069.com.au.
| | TOP | | | Independent feature film - 4 x Female Roles - 21 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
I am currently casting for an independent feature being shot around Easter next year and I am looking to fill a number of small female roles. Characters:
Alex, Dream Girl, Samantha and Woman in Flashback The movie is about 4 guys in their late 20's who decide to go up to the Gold Coast and crash schoolies week. The movie is in the same vein as the American Pie films, Road trip and Porky's. Full character details in members area. The Distance Between - 15yr Male - 21 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
We are seeking an actor to play Raymond. He must be 15years and/or older. It is a challenging role, but very rewarding for the right young actor. CineDream has teamed with Pith Pictures to produce The Distance Between, a 15minute short film set in the 1980's which explores various degrees of delusion through the eyes of 14 year old boy Raymond. The film was selected through the last round of the NSW Film & TV Office Young Filmmakers Fund. Tropfest Short Film - Comedy 'My Two Lives' - 20 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Seeking Cast and Crew. 6 x Females (Must have straight hair). Age 25 -35 years
Bar Man - Age 25 -35
Bald Man - Age 25 - 35
Bouncer Male - (Large Build) Age 25 -35 Also seeking:
Sound/Boom Operator
Lighting Person
Make Up Artist
Editor. PAID WORK - Shakespeare By the Sea - 19 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Auditions for 12 actors for 2009 season. Profit share company. STANDING IN FOOTSTEPS - Male Actor - 19 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Casting call for supporting role in a new work by Sarah Vickery and the red carpet theatre company. We are searching for a male actor to play the role of JACK one of the leading ladies father. To be old enough/or pass for a father of a 20-22 year old daughter. PAID - Co-op Theatre Short and Sweet - Directors required - 19 October 2008
Newtown,NSW
Short and Sweet is currently looking for directors to direct ten minute plays. Experience not required. XIMOUS - Sex in the Stone Age - 18 October 2008
Melbourne,VIC
Csaw Production - For c31 air time. Now casting for Females and males - for Channel 31 TV viewing - every saturday night 10.30 pm. Male child actor -RMIT short film - 17 October 2008
Melbourne,VIC
Looking for a male child actor between the ages of 5 to 13 years old for a flashback scene where a father recalls his games of rock, scissors, paper with his child. Shooting dates are between Wednesday the 29th of October and Wednesday the 5th of November. The actor will only be needed for one day over a couple of hours. The shooting location will be in Williamstown at the old Williamstown Racecourse Pavilion. . Paid WORK -Actors required for STILLS CAMPAIGN - 16 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Male and female actors/models required for a series of stills as part of promotional campaign. Isabella: Euro-Polynesian [i.e. Maori] tall and slender, late twenties and early thirties.
Female: - Caucasian sassy early twenties to mid-twenties.
Male: Figures like Gregory Peck, Cary Grant and Clark Gable, late twenties or early thirties and fair-haired.
Business Men: dark and handsome alpha male in his thirties. More character detail in the members area. PAID WORK - 2009 Theatre Touring Season - 15 October 2008
Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney,0
Auditions for the largest touring theatre company in Australia. We have been established for 24 years and tour in schools Across Australia. We employ 20-30 actors, performing more than 2000 shows to over 400,000 students every year. We need responsible, energetic actors, minimum age of 19 years, male and female (with a playing range of 16 - 25 years). Auditioning in Brisb, Syd and Melb. Heir Raising Male & Female Roles - 9 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Heir Raising is a new play from Sydney playwright Barry Lowe and will be the featured theatre piece at the 2009 gay Mardi Gras Festival. Heir Raising is a 4 hander (3 males 1 female) and will be directed by Elaine Hudson. Actor Required for the role of "Duane" a 20-25yo male. Actor will need to be gym fit, attractive and fully supportive of gay theatre. Ideally aActor will be featured on posters and in the mardi gras guide. ALSO - A 40+ female actress to play 4 supporting roles including "The Mother, The Head Mistress, The Marriage Celebrant & Bella the aging prostitute" Casting for dating show - 5 October 2008
Sydney,NSW
Neon Pictures in association with Champagne Media are looking for singles to star in a new reality dating game show. So if you're:
. Single
. Aged between 25 - 45
. Living in Sydney . and interested in winning some fabulous prizes, we want to hear from you. Send us an email detailing why you're single, include a photograph and your contact details and we'll be in touch very soon. Natural Redheads Required for Doco - 30 September 2008
Sydney,NSW
Shooting has begun on a no-budget documentary about redheads. A number of natural redheads are still needed to help bring this doco to life. Shooting takes place during the day in Sydney. Each redhead will be interviewed and featured prominently in this documentary about the history of redheads. Male and female redheads of all ages and walks of life are welcome to apply to be part of this project. The only criteria is that you must be a natural redhead who is still currently a redhead. PAID WORK - Actors for 2009 - 4 September 2008
Melbourne,0
Flying Bookworm want actors for next year. Must be able to play to young children and be very competent in Shakespeare for older students. Must be quick at learning lines! Good impro skills essential. Only apply if you are quick at learning lines! Good voice essential and team skills. MALE ACTOR/DANCER - Contemporary Theatre - 5 July 2008
sydney,NSW
Looking for a Male actor strong medium/solid build. height needed 5"8-5"10 For the role of Heathcliff. Rough Dark and brooding in good physical shape. Must have a strong dance ability contempory/ballet based prefered. Payment TBA/profit share | | TOP | | | Film Competitions | | TOP | | State By State | | New South Wales | Courses | What's On? | | Courses< /p> CHOICES AND ALTERNATIVES WORKSHOP
This 2 day workshop deals with the special nature of screentesting and the approach to screentest scenes, however does not limit itself to screentests only, but is a thorough and exhaustive approach to film & television scenework.
This workshop is about the choices and alternatives that might exist in any screentest scene. Is there an ultimate, perfect choice? If so, should you place all your eggs in that basket or should you thoroughly explore all the other possibilities that might exist and if so, just how thoroughly? How do you find those other alternatives? How do you look for them. What to look for? How far removed is the final performance from the screentest? How to prepare completely without locking yourself down to only one single aspect and how not to get confused. What does the Casting Director want and what do they look for. The things they won't tell you.
Do you know how to let the camera work for you? How to play across the lens to maximise your visual impact?
How to break down a scene quickly, simply and efficiently. Are you listening to the other actor or merely listening for your cue? Can you really tell the difference? Is your approach still too theatrical? What does that actually mean? How to deal with it.
All these things will be covered with in the workshop.
DATE: 8th & 9th November 2008
TIMES: 10.00am to 5.00pm (Sat & Sun total 12 hours)
VENUE: TAFTA SYDNEY - 10B Northcote St, St Leonards.
COST: $250.00 (TAFTA SYDNEY OPENING special price)
CONTACT: John Orcsik, 03 9702 5702,
Email: tafta@westnet.com.au STUDIO PERFORMANCE SESSION - PRESENTERS - 27th NOV
A few of you have been enquiring about a TV studio session to give you some exposure to that environment. We originally had a studio day as Day 3 of our workshop but we dropped it to make the workshop more manageable at 2 days.
So I have made some enquiries about doing a TV studio workshop at Foxtel's Television Centre at North Ryde. This is an amazing new facility that is used to record studio programs for Foxtel and is part of the Foxtel head offices and production space at North Ryde.
At this stage I am looking at a 4 hour session for 20 people. We will give you a short tour of the facility and explain how studio TV works, both in front and behind the camera. Each participant will have the opportunity to perform in the studio (with autocue if required) and will be given a DVD recording of their Performance. Individuals will be critiqued and guided during this process, covering use of autocue and general performance. Performance materials will be provided if needed.
COST: $250 per person
TIME: MORNING SESSION
8.00am to 12.30pm
AFTERNOON SESSION
12.30pm to 4.30pm
DAY: Thursday 27th November - it is a weekday to keep studio costs down
Please let me know if you are interested ASAP.
Julie Duff
Director
Ph: 0403 327 756
julie@plumduff.com.au What's On "BRAND SPANKING NEW" A two-week season of new Australian writing.
Last year, as part of its 75th birthday celebrations, New Theatre presented Art is a Weapon, a hugely successful season of new writing.
Brand Spanking New takes the idea a step further. With support from the City of Sydney, New Theatre is fostering new Australian writing through the creation of a hothouse for both emerging and established writers.
From over 80 submissions, 14 writers have been selected to participate in the project. Their work presents an uncensored snapshot of current Australian Playwriting: brave, bold and mind-bendingly funny!
The writers will collaborate on their new work over a month with experienced directors and actors, culminating in a two-week public showcase. The pieces encompass monologues, short plays and excerpts from longer works: everything from cabaret comedy to surrealist farce, from tender confessions to brutal revelations.
By providing a non-competitive, well-resourced, nurturing environment for the development of work, New Theatre aims to strengthen relationships among theatre practitioners whilst providing a platform for up and coming artists.
The writers:
Week One: Jessica Bellamy, Alex Broun, Jo-Anne Cahill, Alexandra Cullen, Joanna Erskine, Patrick Lenton and Augusta Supple
Week Two: Van Badham, Hilary Bell, Suzanne Hauser, Tom Holloway, Noelle Janaczewska, Nick Parsons and Lachlan Philpott
The directors:
Paul Appleby, Melissa Bruder, Zoe Carides, Nick Curnow, Jane Eakin, Dave Harmon, Boris Ivanoff, Anne-Maree Magi, Felicity Nicol, Danielle O'Keefe, Kate Revz and Jocelyn Speight
Season Artistic Director: Augusta Supple
Season Production Co-ordinator: Peter Talmacs
22 October - 1 November 2008
Wednesday - Saturday @ 8pm
Tickets: $22
Bookings 1300 306 776 / www.mca-tix.com
Sydney
POPCORN TAXI -Raiders of the Lost Ark projected in 35mm Special print shipped from the UK!
PLUS:
an exclusive audience Q&A with star Karen Allen, live on stage! hosted by Oscar Hillerstrom and 20 mins of unseen footage from
behind-the-scenes of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Popcorn Taxi is proud to take you back to the
beginning of this world-wide smash hit
franchise with this exclusive 35mm
presentation not seen in Australian cinemas for 20 years.
This may be your last (or perhaps only) chance to ever see this film in all its big screen glory!
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Wednesday October 29 - 7.00PM
Greater Union, Bondi Junction
SYDNEY THEATRE SCHOOL - SHAKESPEARE PRODUCTIONS
TWELFTH NIGHT
Directed by Cristabel Sved
Viola and Sebastian are identical twins, separated by a shipwreck. Landing in Illyria, Viola disguises herself as her brother and goes into the service of the Duke Orsino. When the Duke sends her to help him woo the Lady Olivia, the obstacles of unrequited love, self-deceit and mistaken identity soon lead an assortment of lovers on a merry dance.
CAST: Melissa Armstrong, Erin Berriman, Klara Bruveris, Shaun Freeman, Phoebe Graham, Xavier Masson-Leach, Justin Locke, Lara Jean Marshall, Katie Robertson, Carl Solomon, Laura Tilt, Sally Tucker, Katherine White, Fiona Young
Wednesday 5 November at 7.30pm; Friday 7 November at 7.30pm; Saturday 8 November at 2pm
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Directed by Michael Pigott
Homecoming warriors Claudio and Benedick turn their attentions to romance; but friends, family and lovers are all soon found wanting. Claudio quickly becomes engaged to Hero, while Benedick quips and quarrels his way into her cousin Beatrice's heart. But when Claudio is tricked into jilting his fiancé, Benedick is forced to choose between friendship and love.
CAST: Linzi Aland, Kate Bluhdorn, Adam Cartmer, Alexis Fernandez-Preiksa, Danielle Maas, Liam Macdonald, Helen Barber, Thomas Oliver, Felicity Penman, Rose Purse, Kelly Robinson, Emma Stewart, Yong Won Suh, Giselle van der Wiel
Thursday 6 November at 7.30pm; Saturday 8 November at 7.30pm; Sunday 9 November at 5.00pm
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JULIUS CAESAR
Directed by Malcolm Frawley
The crowds may have hailed Julius Caesar after his conquest of Pompey the Great, but there are other Romans who are alarmed at the power and authority the great dictator is assuming. Among them are a leading citizen, Cassius and the respected Marcus Brutus, a friend of Caesar. The consequences of their actions will soon throw the republic into violent and bitter turmoil.
CAST: Alice Caspers, Nadine Charles, Heather Drew, Rachel Hayter, Chloe Lawrence-Hartcher, Steve Maresca, Pollyanna Nowicki, Bianca McGrath, Sophie O'Brien, Danielle Remaili, Renae Sellwood, Roman Smoliakov, Shelley Wall
Wednesday 5 November at 7.30pm; Friday 7 November at 7.30pm; Saturday 8 November at 2pm
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MACBETH
Directed by Keith Agius
Shakespeare's dark tragedy tells of ambition and guilt amidst a background of regicide, violence and the supernatural. When a trio of witches tells returning hero warrior Macbeth that he is fated to become King of Scotland, he attempts to forge his own destiny. Aided and encouraged by his wife, he embarks on a guilt-ridden reign of terror.
CAST: Jessica Behling, Sarah Berrell, Julia Burnside, Alexander Butt, Joseph Cavaleri, Amanda Diaz, Mark Franklin, Kate Little, Rosie Pearson, Michelle Ramsay, Lewis Scamozzi, Lucy Tait, Mardi Taylor, Laura Turner
Thursday 6 November at 7.30pm; Saturday 8 November at 7.30pm; Sunday 9 November at 5.00pm
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VENUE AND BOOKING INFORMATION
VENUE: Parade Theatres - 215 Anzac Parade, Kensington DATES: 5-9 November 2008 TICKETS: $25 Full $20 Concession (Booking fees apply) BOOKINGS: Ticketek 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au
MORE INFORMATION: www.sydneytheatreschool.com | | | Queensland | Courses | What's On? | | Courses Announcing and Presentation Brisbane - November 8 & 9
Acquire Announcing and Presentation skills that will take your announcing to the next level .
The Announcing and Presentation course covers selecting and preparing radio content,
presentation techniques as well as studio equipment and operation.
Cost: $600
Applications close: October 24
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Radio News
Brisbane - 29 & 30 November
Do you or your staff need to know how to prepare, package and present powerful news stories? This practical course covers news gathering, writing and reading for radio bulletins. It also provides general radio staff with foundation skills for identifying and
telling timely and engaging stories at any time.
Cost: $600
Applications close: November 14
to register please contact Carol at AFTRS Brisbane on
(07) 3257 7646 or send an email to hello@aftrs.edu.au
THE ULTIMATE SCREENTEST COURSE: WITH 4 OF AUSTRALIA'S MAJOR CASTING DIRECTORS
CASTING DIRECTORS:
Jan Russ Fremantle Media, Neighbours.
Dave Newman, Christine King Casting, east West 101.
Marianne Jade, Maura Fay Casting, Packed to the Rafters.
Tom McSweeney, Maura Fay Casting, H2O plus others
Having difficulty getting a screentest?
Are you frustrated by the lack of opportunity?
Do you feel that all you need is a chance?
Would you like even more opportunities to market yourself?
This is your chance to participate in the
most successful screen test
courses in Australia.
NOW you can exhibit your skills and to learn from and meet four of Australia's most influential Casting Directors
What are they looking for? What should you do? What you definitely shouldn't do. How to increase your chances of getting the job.
The four sessions with the Casting Directors will be conducted like an actual screentest.
The first session conducted by John Orcsik will be a WORKSHOP of all the scenes provided by the Casting Directors as preparation for the next four sessions and will run from 10.00am to 4.00pm. Each session with the Casting Directors will be a minimum of four hours in duration and will run from 2.00pm to 6.00pm.
These could be five invaluable lessons and might just present you with that elusive opportunity that you've been looking for. The course will be conducted over FIVE consecutive Saturday afternoons.
CALL 03 9702 5702
EMAIL: tafta@westnet.com.au
COST: $495.00 (incl. GST)
Venue: Southport Community Centre, 6 Lawson St Southport,
COURSE COMMENCES: 10.00am Sat 1st November 2008 What's On Join us for The Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble's production of Twelfth Night.
Performed in the beautiful Roma Street Parklands audiences are calling it..." ...a delight from start to finish."
Emily Exiled, Spring Hill Voice
"It serenades its audience with warmth and good spirit, not to mention plenty of slapsticky nonsense."
Nick Howard, Stagediary
Don't miss out only 1 week left!
DATES: Thursday to Sunday, 23rd - 26th
SHOW TIMES: Matinées on Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm.
Night shows Thursdays to Sundays inclusive
at 7:30pm.
TICKET PRICES: $25 full / $15 concession and groups of 10 or more people.
To book visit www.OzTix.com.au
or call 1300 762 545.
To make your night out extra special, check out the great picnic hamper and dinner deals available through OzTix.
"The atmosphere for the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble's production of the fun tricky tale Twelfth
Night was magical..."
Kellie Scott
Absolute Theatre
| | | Western Australia | What's On? | | What's On Make a Tropfest Film - screenings and information session - 31 Oct
Tropfest is holding FREE info sessions across the country for Australia's emerging filmmakers during October. The info tour will give filmmakers the opportunity to hear about the entry process, selection criteria and filmmaker activities for Movie Extra Tropfest and Trop Jr 2009.
This is your chance to get first hand information from Tropfest representatives and finalist filmmakers.
When: 6pm Friday 31 October
Where: FTI, 92 Adelaide Street, Fremantle
Tropfest Speaker: Sarah Nathan, Filmmaker Manager
Guest Speaker: Burleigh Smith (2007 Finalist)
All sessions include a screening of selected Trop films and Q&A.
Please RSVP:
Email:screenevents@fti.asn.au | | | | TOP | | | |
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