Saturday, June 16, 2012

"THE LADY" comes to Port Fairy


                          a timely reward for a courageous person   

The Lady will be screened by the Warrnambool Buddhists as a fundraiser for its Relay For Life team on Friday 5 October.


Friday, June 15, 2012

Show Us Your Short Films: 2012 SHOWCASE


Its on again Port Fairy Film Society invites you to submit your short films for our short film showcase II. Last year we had 30+ short films submitted by some of the south west Victoria's most talented film makers. We are excited to be able host the 2012 show case giving local film makers an opportunity to see their work on the big screen and a provide a forum for like minded people to network ideas and resources.

Short Film Showcase II Submission form  Short Film Submission Form link




                                                   Link to Open Channel's News


THE PITCH! 
What is it and how to do it!!!!!

This is where it all begins…don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting industry event! 

Ever watched a movie, TV programme, or been on the net and thought, I’ve got a better idea than that!

A good idea for a film, TV/website series or an advertisement, can come from anywhere!

But what do you do next when you have those great idea?..... You MUST have to the ability to pitch it to the people who matter, THE PRODUCERS.

Refining and defining a pitch is a process of discovering the potential and the heart of your idea and conveying it to others in a concise and exciting way. Within an allotted time frame!

If you have an idea, or would like to get your creative juices flowing, come and talk to the insiders – they’ll let you in on how it’s done. Discuss new ideas, and how stories, films and TV series are developed.

Our panel features :
Producer/Director - Marc Gracie and
Comedian/Producer/Writer - Tim Ferguson.

Marc has been a screen creator for three decades; his credits include feature films The Craic and Takeaway as well as television programs such as Full Frontal and The Adventures of Lano and Woodley.

Comedian/Producer, Tim Ferguson was part of the ground breaking – new era of funny men group, The Doug Anthony All Stars, for several years. When the group went their separate ways this lead to a variety of television performances, as well personal appearances and a host of corporate roles.

As a writer, performer and producer Tim has enjoyed an extensive career both in front of and behind the camera; from his early work as part of the feature Circle Work, to the 'how to' manual for comedy, The Cheeky Monkey to much acclaim.

This is a FREE event.

Please come and join us for this fantastic industry panel at
6pm on Wednesday 20th June
at The F Project office, 148a Koroit St, Warrnambool.

This is Open Channel’s first event in Warnambool so please do join us for a celebration drink after the session.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

WOMEN ON THE 6TH FLOOR at 7.30pm Friday 15th June 7.30pm is our June PFFS film.

                                                           
                                                                   At The Movies review Link


THE WOMEN ON THE SIXTH FLOOR (Fr) PG 102 mins. It's Paris in 1962. Jean-Louis a wealthy stockbroker. (Fabrice Luchini) lives a staid existence with his socialite wife (Sandrine Kiberlain). When the maid leaves, into the residence comes Maria (Natalia Verbeke), a young, hardworking, Spanish, beauty. Jean-Louis finds a new and enchanting world of music, mayhem, and the joie de vivre of the other Spanish servants on the sixth floor. Their simple and hardworking lives hide a love of life, to which Jean Louis responds.
Phillipe le Guay’s light French comedy is a simple joy.

3.5 Stars Margaret and David ABC ATM

Memberships available at the door from 7.15pm. All welcome!

Monday, June 4, 2012

THE ARTIST & HUGO This Winter Weekend


Urgent Correction regarding this Weekend’s Films in Port Fairy:  
The Oscar winning film “The Artist” screens at  1.00 and 7.30pm on Friday at the Reardon Theatre in Port Fairy.
At 1.30pm only on Sunday it is Martin Scorcese’s Hugo, not The Descendants.