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Far South Film, Festival 2024
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Winners of the 2023 Far South Film Festival
THE WINNERS of the Far South Film Festival 2023 were announced on 19 August 2023 at the Awards Ceremony at The Twyford in Merimbula. Thank you to all the prize…
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Congratulations Finalists!
Congratulations to the 14 finalist films who have been selected for screening at our 20-23 Far South Film Festival!
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It was great to see a good turn out for our end of year networking event at the Tathra Pub on Saturday. We screened a collection of excerpts, trailers and two music videos by local filmmakers, then networked over drinks and dinner. Publican Cliff Wallis (pictured at mike) spoke about his plans for a picture theatre attached to the Pub, new committee member Murray Vanderveer spoke about his film Yamballa Project and Kush Bourke spoke about Little Jetty.
The films were, in order:
Walawaani Djinama Yilaga by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
Work of Art by Maybe Media
BRAWL by Pi Productions
Montreal Goldfields by Indigo Pictures
The Day She Stole the Sun by Crucible Studios & Cobargo Bushfire Resilience Centre
Yamballa Project by Moving Words & Pictures
Sam I Am by Indigo Pictures
Carnival by Torchlight Media
Lost by Mirringama Films
White Rabbit by Alfie Tait &Darcy Rosenbaum
Little Jetty by Maybe Media
My Black Dog by FLING & Andrew Robinson Film
Quiet Town by Four Winds/ Andrew Robinson Films
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FlickerUp 2025 competition is an Australian Youth & Schools Competition which screens at Flickerfest – open to films from students enrolled in secondary schools in Australia, & individuals 18 years & under. Films to be under 35mins, completed in the last 2 years. FlickerUp submissions deadline: Wednesday 20th November 2024. flickerfest.com.au/how-to-enter-flickerup/
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Winners are grinners at the Far South Film Festival. Congrats to all the finalists and winners!
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Another Festival done and dusted!
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That is so fantastic having all those filmmakers attend the Festival!
Winners at the Far South Film Festival...Announcing the winners of the Far South Film Festival 2024:
Best Use of a Regional Location Award $500
Sponsored by Bega Group
Winner: ROAD KILL WARRIORS Blackmans Bay TAS
Director/Producer Lara van Raay
Diversity Award
$500 + 1 year regional membership of Screenworks
Sponsored by @Indigo Pictures & Screenworks
Winner: YANA DJAMAGA GANJI / WALK GOOD FIRE Monga/Broulee NSW
Directors/Producers: Clancy Walker & Adam Nye
Producers: Andrew White, Roslyn Carriage, Les Simon, Adam Nye
Best Youth Film $500 + 1 year regional membership of Screenworks
Sponsored by JD Shaw - Author and Screenworks
Winner: WHITE RABBITS Wallagoot/Merimbula NSW
Director Alfie Tait, Writer Darby Rosenbaum, Producer Anise Yi
Best Technical Achievement $500
Sponsored by Indigo Pictures
Winner: INDIGO Nowra NSW
Director/Editor Nathan Burney, Director of Photography Nameer Alashqar, Colourist Nicholas Andrew CSI, Sound recordist Tom Riethmuller
Best Performance Award $500
Sponsored by StageFlight
Winner: Patrick Dare in the role of Reggie in NOONE WILL HEAR THIS
Best Documentary $500
Sponsored by Bega Valley GWM
Winner: CRUNCH TIME: SAVING TURA’S BIODIVERSITY
Director/Producer: Jordan Mundey, Writer/Director Jacob Shields
Best Director Award $500
Sponsored by Cathy Griff for Philip Hearnshaw
Winner: Co Directors Tom K Goldie & Lachie Pasfield from Newcastle/Lake Macquarie NSW for NOONE WILL HEAR THIS
Best Film Award $1000
Sponsored by Community Bank Pambula & Bega
Winner: CRUNCH TIME: SAVING TURA’S BIODIVERSITY
Director/Producer: Jordan Mundey, Writer/Director Jacob Shields
People's Choice Award $500
Sponsored by Far South Film
Winner: THE DAY SHE STOLE THE SUN Bemboka NSW/Canberra ACT
Director James G Logue, Writer Paul Bissett, Producers Danielle White, Cassie Grening
Thank you to all of our generous sponsors who provided prize money for our winners.
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