This Society offers QUT students the opportunity to make their own extra curricular films, network with other students across different years and degrees, have their work screened publicly and put to use the knowledge gained from their time at University. If you would like to benefit from what the Society offers, log in or create an account*. You can subscribe to the RSS, post on the forums, vote in the polls. Plus keep up to date with meeting times. *Full financial membership is $5 and can be paid directly into the Societies bank account. Proof of payment is required to access QUT equipment for extra curricular use.
For one night only actor Anthony Hayes will be at the Dendy Cinemas Portside for a question and answer session after the premier of his writer/director debut TEN EMPTY.Lucky for QUT film student, we have been included in the 'Special Price for Club Dendy Members'. Just say that you are from QUT Film School when booking your tickets.Should be an excellent night and wonderful opportunity to ask some questions about the industry we all love.
Less is More is back!!!And it brings with it another showcase of high-quality, locally-madeshort films from Brissy's new generation of talented filmmakers. It'scoming up really soon on Thursday the 22nd of May in the main theatreof the Judith Wright Centre in the Valley.If you've turned up to screenings passed I thank you for your supportand hope to see you here again. If you haven't I suggest you comealong and see what all the fuss is about, enjoy a few drinks with us
2 BIGShort Film OpportunitiesinRockhampton Queensland2008 is the 5th year for the Walter Reid Cultural Centre to hosta special screening of short films by local, state and national filmmakersShort Filmmakers can go into the running for$1000 CASHfor the Best Short FilmCriteria: Films must be under 5 minutes and include 'River' in some form or other….that's it…!Selected competition and general short films will be screened at the Walter Reid Cultural Centre on Friday 22 August 2008DEADLINES
The ACS50 Cinematography Conference and Exhibition is history in the making. It's a celebration of 50 years contribution to Australia's film and television history by the Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) and will be held from May 28-31, 2008 at the Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay West, Sydney. Getting Creative is pleased to continue our strong association with the ACS by becoming a gold sponsor of ACS50 and by the contributions of GC instructors Pieter de Vries ACS and Phil Balsdon to the main conference program.
Access to Semester 2 2008 Class Allocations for Creative Industries units (K coded units) will be activated on Wednesday 4th June at 10am. Class allocations for Creative Industries units will remain open until Monday 4th August, 10am. Please look out for the best day of the week to keep a 11am-12pm or a 12pm-1pm time slot free for FTVS meetings.
The Film and Television are meeting on Wednesday May 28 at 2pm to begin organising our student film screening.Please come along with your ideas and films so we can get started.SEE YOU THERE
The Film and TV Society will be meeting on Wednesday the 21st May at 2pm in Z6 "The Hub" 208 (near the shower curtain) to announce the results of the 2008 elections.
There will be other issues raised such as fund raising ideas, thoughts on this website, and future meeting dates/times, plus anything you wish to bring up in the meeting. If possible please bring a print out of your Uni timetable so we can solve this meeting time slot dilemma once and for all.
