AIMC
State Theatre 49 Market St, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaHosted annually by NACO (National Association of Cinema Operators Australasia), the Australian International Movie Convention (AIMC) remains the only...
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Events
SAFC and Channel 44 First Nations Internship Program: Submissions
The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) and Channel 44 are aiming to help South Australian First Nations screen creatives to forge new careers in television production with the return of their First Nations Internship Program, which is now also open to tertiary students. Now in its second year, the internship program was launched as part of the SAFC’s First Nations Screen Strategy 2020-2025 and is part of a wider partnership between the SAFC and Channel 44 to provide opportunities to...
Unreal Engine Short Film Challenge – Applications
The Unreal Engine Short Film Challenge provides the opportunity for rising Australian and New Zealand animators to have their work...
‘Creature from the Black Lagoon’ @ ACMI
ACMI, Melbourne Flinders St, Melbourne, VIC, AustraliaMore than 65 years ago, Jack Arnold's Creature from the Black Lagoon swam into theatres on the crest of the first wave of 3D film. Now, with a restored 3D version, ACMI will screen the classic film in all its cinematic glory, giving the Universal monster renewed life. Following the discovery of an unusual fossil on the banks of the Amazon, a team of scientists journey down a remote section of the river in search of answers. What they find is a...
Australian Feature Film Summit – Stage 2
Event Cinemas, George Street 505/525 George Street, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaThe second stage of the Australian Feature Film Summit will take place in-person in May, coinciding with the Australian International Movie Convention. 8.30 am Arrival Coffee 9.00 am Welcome and Introduction 9.15 am Capturing the audience How can we ask better questions, capture better data and aggregate anonymized data so that it benefits all parties along the value chain and results in greater connections between films and audiences. What are we not capturing? How can producers access and work with...
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