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NSW rep announced for national pitching competition.

Heats are being held around the nation through Screen Development Australia. A winner from each organisation will battle it out at the SPAA Fringe national competition in Sydney.
9 Jul 2008
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Metro Screen [the NSW Screen Development Australia, organisation] held its heat during its recent monthly Network event.

And the NSW rep is:

Eran Thomson. Eran pitched his project ‘The Pawn’. A new genre of participatory entertainment that merges the latest in online and mobile technology, with broadcast TV.

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