Worth entering if you’re looking for cast in your next film, even if you don’t decide to ultimately go through Starnow:
http://www.starnow.com/go/aus-film-schools/
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
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:
The 21st annual WOW Film Festival is just around the corner and there are a number of fabulous opportunities to take advantage of.
1.Discount for UTS Students:
Purchase your tickets online and use the discount code WOWUTS to receive 20% off the ticket price! An excellent reason to go and support UTS filmmakers and alumni who are in the festival, for example:
2. Alice Donaldson’s Award Winning Film ‘Alice’ to Screen at WOW Festival:
Supporting past UTS students and their work is important, so why not use that 20% discount and go and see ‘Alice’, along with a host of other animations screening on the 29th April. Tickets and more information is available here: http://www.wowfilmfestival.org.au/festival-program-2016/shorts-programme-5-animation-feature/
3. Script Writing Competition For Female Filmmakers:
The WOW team are very excited to announce a new event on this year’s programme, ‘On the Table’. ‘On the Table’ will offer a female screenwriter the chance to have their unproduced feature screenplay read by Sydney actors in front of a live audience during the festival from April 28th-May 1st.
The WOW team is encouraging female writers from all over Australia to enter feature length scripts, with entries closing April 22nd. Stay tuned for updates on their Facebook page for entry details.
Further enquiries:
Jessica Giacco: wowadmin@wiftnsw.org.au