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Screen It!: 2006 Award winners

LA, New York, London...Cobram? Australia's school-age filmmakers use their mobile phones to create stories from the drought.
9 Mar 2007
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LA, New York, London…Cobram? Australia’s school-age filmmakeuse their mobile phones to create stories from the drought.

Today ACMI announced the winners of the 3rd annual 2006 annual Screen It! Awards, the national moving image competition for primary and secondary school students.

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