The Count Screening in Nhill
May 2011Our friends over at Shilling Entertainment have some big plans in the pipelines. The Count, the debut feature film by Luke Launer, is having another public cinema screening, this time in the western Victorian town of Nhill. The first screening in Bendigo was a huge success, a sell-out, the film itself a terrifying home invasion thriller featuring outstanding improvisational acting and boundary breaking concepts. A must-see. I know. I was there :-) 8pm, Friday June 3rd Tix $10.50 Adult $8.50 Concession Supper $5 @ Nhill Cinema 79 Nelson St Nhill, VIC.
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Short Cut May Line-Up Released! May 2011So you survived the Rapture? Then celebrate another beautiful day (well, night) with Short Cut in May, back at Red Bennies on Chapel St with more films, more fun, and more pretty film people! Find all the details and the line-up on the official website here. It's going to be a big one, some great films set to rock and / or roll, including international sensation The Butterfly Circus by Joshua Weigel. Seen by nearly 10 million people all around the world, set to become a feature film, and winner of multiple awards, this amazing short film is truly inspiring, heart-warming, and a joy to behold. Arrive early and enjoy a great night of films topped with delicious food and a selection of over 100 cocktails! Tuesday May 31st Films begin at 8pm $5 Entry @ Red Bennies 373 Chapel St South Yarra
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Eternal Screens @ Harold's Shorts May 2011Last nite (May 10) our short film Eternal took on the Harold Park Hotel in Sydney for a screening at good 'ole Harold's Shorts. Thanks to a resident Sydney-sider, Sarah Jayne (the best art director ever!), for representin' the crew. From all accounts it was a top night of films and fun and Eternal went over like a hot naked lady in church. A little bit outrageous, a little bit courageous, but so damn fine! Yes, I'm drunk as I post this ... | |
Short Cut Returns!
April 2011Short Cut returned in style last night (April 26th), a huge crowd packing out Red Bennies to enjoy a great night of films, fun, and flowing drinks!
Congratulation to A Holiday to Remember by Zev Howley which was voted 'Best Film of the Nite' and a big thank you to all the filmmakers who presented their work and took part in an entertaining Q & A.
Big thanks to our sponsors too (StarNow, The Astor Theatre, and Red Bennies) and, of course, all the film fans who attend and make Short Cut a blast - big hugs!
The next screening is May 31st so rock and roll and get your films in to be part of the show. Check out the website for the entry form and all the info. | |
New Dace Decklan Teaser
April 2011Post-production on our first feature film, Dace Decklan: Private Eye continues to roll along, a rough cut almost complete, a mid-year release date still in sight. Check out the new teaser below, highlighting the romantic side of everyone's favourite private dick, and for more info on the film head to the Dace page on this very website. | | | |
El Western Production Wrap March 2011Production on our first film for 2011, El Western, is complete! What a shoot and what an experience, a long and exhausting but incredibly fun six days in Kattemingga, Trentham, and Macedon, through the rain, through the wind, through the blackouts ... but we wouldn't change a thing. And man, the rushes look great, El Western, a 25-minute short set in the Wild West that blends romance and comed y with a good ol' fashion high noon showdown. Thank you to all the cast and crew. You were fantastic. And I love you all! | |
Eternal & Sibling Screened at Box A Shorts January 2011
Both Eternal and Sibling screened at Box A Shorts at the end of January, a delightful night of subversive burlesque, short film, and theatre presented by Defector Art. Thanks to Frank Otis and Suzy Markovski for a highly entertaining night!
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The Making of Serbs in Space January 2011Our friends at Angry Productions have a new trailer up for the web series The Making of Serbs in Space, which follows two bumbling, stumbling, fumbling filmmakers hell-bent on making a feature film. Watch out for it not least because I'm 'acting'in it (-: Check out the trailer below. | | | |
Made In Melbourne Film Festival Wrap December 2010The 2010 Made In Melbourne Film Festival was a tremendous success! Close to 400 people attended the event over two days to watch some stunning local films. Congratulations to all the winners and all the filmmakers, and thank you to all the volunteers and sponsors who made the festival rock and roll. More details on the official MIM website. | |
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