Jul 23 2018
FILM FEST ‘FEATURE NIGHT’ AUG 31, 2018
The cinematography in Surviving the Kimberley is awesome.
The Mud and Saltwater Film Fest ‘Feature Night’ will be enthralling, with a debut screening of the documentary ‘Surviving the Kimberley’ by first time filmmaker Michael Atkinson (an incredible survival story from the Kimberley). The award winning Mud and Saltwater Film Fest entries will be screened and a collection of vivid PhotoStories. Held at historic Sun Pictures for the first time, audiences will be inspired by the cinematography, and opportunity to see the Kimberley through the eyes of the people who live in this incredibly beautiful, and at times, tough
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Great to see there are so many peeps in the Broome community super keen to learn how to make short films. The ideas being tossed around for short films are amazing, can't wait to see the films in the Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest in June 2023. Thanks Pia Boyer - Queen Tide Creative, for delivering the filmmaking workshops and Paul Bell - Feral Films, for chatting with filmmakers about the lived experience of being a professional filmmaker and providing some tips on filmmaking. Thanks also Traelyn Aiken (PAKAM Studio Manager) and Neil Turner (PAKAM) Manager for supporting the Mud and Saltwater Film Fest workshops at the PAKAM studios. ![]()
Thanks to the sponsors Inspiring Australia and Rangelands NRM with support from the National Landcare Program
How good is this Māori culture themed safety film made by Taika Waititi, we need one for Broome!
'Beautiful' new Māori culture-themed Air NZ safety video impresses internet
www.newshub.co.nz
It's a far cry from the negative reaction to the 'It's Kiwi Safety' video.
‘On My Father’s Country’ a deadly short made by Mitch Torres, Negarra Negarra Films, Vince Carter, Mark Jones and Jedda Rae Hill has been shortlisted for 2021 Best Indigenous Short Film Award for the CinefestOz Film Festival 👏🎥😎👏 The deadly short was a highlight at the 2021 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest.
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