Australian Womens Film Festival

Event Cinemas, George Street 505/525 George Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia

The Australian Womens Film Festival (AWFF) will be held on September 18, 2022 at Event Cinemas, George Street in Sydney. Founded by Australian producers and filmmakers Kelly Tomasich and Tahyna MacManus, AWFF was established to demonstrate the power of female filmmakers by providing a platform for them to showcase their talents. After launching in 2021, the short film festival created by women, for women returns with a female judging panel comprising Phoebe Tonkin, Margaret Pomeranz, Nakkiah Lui, Amanda Duthie, and...

Make it in FNQ: Cinematography Workshops

CQUniversity Cairns 42-52 Abbott & Shields Sts, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

In partnership with Screen Queensland, Panavision is heading to Cairns to deliver creative and technical camera workshops — one targeted for filmmakers working in non-technical areas such as directing or producing, and the other designed to support technical roles in production and post. To take place September 20 and 21, the two workshops will incorporate case studies, “lit set” demonstrations and theory presentations, with access to cameras and optics from Panavision’s rental inventory. The workshops will discuss how technology influences...

Free

Goodbye to Godard

ACMI, Melbourne Flinders St, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

ACMI celebrates the life and career of iconoclastic French auteur Jean-Luc Godard, who passed away earlier this month at age 91, with Goodbye to Godard – a season showcasing six films from the director’s career-defining French New Wave period, including his breakout 1960 film Breathless  (À bout de souffle) and his satire of youth culture, Masculin, Féminin (1966). Six films will screen as part of Goodbye to Godard: Breathless (1960) – Godard’s debut feature heralded the French New Wave movement and inspired...

AACTA Pitch in partnership with Monster Pictures: Submissions

AACTA's horror and genre film development initiative is back for a third year, with applicants invited to pitch their feature film concept that incorporates this year’s theme: Mother. This year’s recipient will receive $10,000 in development funds and an Australian theatrical distribution agreement with Monster Pictures Distribution. They will also get two tickets to the 2022 AACTA Awards and a 12-month AACTA Professional Membership, allowing them to attend AACTA Events, access to AACTA TV, and opportunities to network with some...

Screen Producers Australia Ones to Watch: Submissions

Screen Producers Australia (SPA) has opened applications for its 2022 Ones To Watch program, which this year marks its tenth anniversary. The program, which includes a $20,000 Screen Australia-supported internship, is designed to provide professional development and mentoring to early career screen producers looking to accelerate their careers. Over the course of six months, participants are profiled to the industry, matched with a prolific Australian producer from within the SPA membership for 1-on-1 mentoring, granted exclusive access to a series...