TEDx Sydney Film Program 2017

TEDx Sydney are looking to curate a diverse bunch of films (drama / comedy / doco / animation / experimental / live etc), made exclusively for TEDxSydney 2017 by brilliant Australian creative and filmmaking talent.
UTS students have been invited to submit a film for the coming year’s screenings!

The theme is ‘Unconventional’. Duration: 1-3 minutes. Closing date for submissions: 3rd February 2017.

Submit your entry below:

Apply Now for TEDxSydney 2017 Film Program

Exposure:

Films selected for the 2016 program were watched on the day by an audience of over 140,000 and TEDxSydney online content has been viewed 85,000,000+ times to date. Plans are underway to make next year the largest live TEDxSydney event to dateThey’re also holding an exclusive invite-only film preview night for the final selected shorts, in the lead up to the big day, to mingle and celebrate.

Attached is a PDF with some extra info:

TEDxFilm2017_EOI Invitation

Good luck!

Lexus Australia Short Film Fellowship

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2016 recipients of the fellowship: Alex Murwaski, Anya Beyesdorf, Brooke Goldfinch & Alex Ryan

Applications have opened for the 2017 Lexus Australian Short Film Fellowship: 50K to produce your next short film. Must have written and directed an award winning short or be currently studying and have written and directed a short (required to submit the film for review)

For full eligibility requirements see below.

Apply here

The Fellowship is open anyone who meets ALL the following eligibility requirements:
• Must be at least eighteen (18) years old;
• Has never directed a full-length feature film, nor be in pre-production on one at the time of submission and thereafter;
• Has written AND directed at least one (1) short film (under 40 minutes in length) which has been accepted to a film festival AND/OR is a current enrolled student in a film school;
• Can speak and write fluently in English;
• Must not have a pre-existing agreement with a film or television studio that would interfere with or prevent with entrant’s ability to participate in the Competition;
• Available to attend 2017 Sydney Film Festival held between 7 to 18 June 2017;
• Is an Australian citizen.

Kino #111: Short Film Gala

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Join Kino Sydney as we throw open our screen to Sydney’s diverse scene of local filmmakers to premiere their madcap, creative, and always inventive short films.

Cheer on short films, gain insights from our Q&As and industry talk, chill out to live music, feel content on pizza, and try your luck on our giveaways.

Tickets are only $10 with all programming and food inclusive. Screening filmmakers get in free.

WANT TO SCREEN?

Use Kino as a space to hone your craft, test how a joke works with our audience, or screen a film as a calling card to meet collaborators amongst our community. We ask only that films are under 6 minutes; no ads or home videos; not available online. Register to screen here: https://kinosydney.com/screen-a-film/

 

DATE AND TIME: Mon 7 November 2016 | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM AEDT

LOCATION: 107 Projects, 107 Redfern Street, Redfern, NSW 2016

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My Rode Reel Short Film Competition

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This is the world’s largest short film competition, with an incredible $300,000 in prizes! Entries close June 1st so hurry up and get that film in NOW!

Now in its third year, My RØDE Reel is an international short film competition hosted by RØDE Microphones and a select team of partners, designed to encourage and promote independent filmmakers.

There are heaps of different award categories including multiple genre awards and specific prizes for different technical areas.

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Since 2014, they have received 2,000 entries from 89 different countries and given away $500,000 in prizes.

Enter here

ABOUT THE COMPETITION:

MAP COMPETITION WINNER ANNOUNCED

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Congratulations to Jonty Davies-Conyngham, who is the winner of this semester’s MAP Competition.

There were some really creative and passionate entries and it was really difficult to choose one winner, however, Jonty’s entry was very relatable for film students and is more relevant to young filmmakers now than ever:

Don’t obsess over the tech, use whatever you have as tools to make something amazing. Technology doesn’t make a movie.

Enjoy your prizes!!!

They include:

 In Season Double Pass to see The Man Who Knew Infinity and the Men of Vision DVD pack which includes the following DVD’s:

  1. I’m Not There
  2. Love & Mercy
  3. Nowhere Boy
  4. Slumdog Millionaire
  5. The Motorcycle Diaries
  6. The World’s Fastest Indian

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