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An Evening with Michael Rymer, Reframe, Production Design, Production Budgeting & More @ AFTRS Open

Just scheduled for 9 December AN EVENING WITH MICHAEL RYMER, a unique chance for behind-the-scenes Sci-Fi & Horror insights from…

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BAPFF: from Korea with lip-synch, a different way of seeing silents

The Korean solution to the lack of sound in silent cinema was truly amazing - and about to be reconstructed…

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Oz Cinema: collides with a means of Extinction

Anna Broinowski, detective documentarian, tracks Australian films at the local box office to find some giant, sinister footprints.

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The Mule

This Australian film may be bypassing cinemas, but the crime comedy-drama is one audiences needn't strain to enjoy.

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Tokyo Tribe

The iconic and inimitable Sion Sono applies his particular talents to a ridiculous and riveting underworld opera of sorts.

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SPA 2014: Graeme Mason meditates in public

Screen Australia (mildly) contemplates a white label future

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No pain, no gain? The abuse of power in arts education

Does Whiplash, the new film by American Damien Chazelle, glorify or denounce the behaviour of an obsessive teacher?

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SPA 2014: making a play for tasty awards

In which a pride of producers turn out to be an island of sanity in a world of steel-eyed gambling…

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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

The latest instalment in the dystopian series may be abrupt by design, but it is also insightful, intelligent and immersive.

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AFTRS Open Summer School, Producing Animation, Production Design, Music Video & Production Budgeting

November highlights include: PRODUCING ANIMATION with Rodney Whitham, MUSIC VIDEO WORKSHOP, PRODUCTION BUDGETING & ACCOUNTING, INTRO TO PRODUCTION DESIGN, INTRO…

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