MAKE A SHORT FILM WITH AN IPHONE 2

December 15, 2018
LEARN HOW TO MAKE A SHORT FILM WITH AN IPHONE WITH BRAD 2
Due to popular demand, this is the second workshop to help you learn how to make a short film with in iPhone or iPad. Filmmaker Brad Turton makes and edits his films on his iPhone, so he’s the man to teach you with considerable experience in the film industry – including acting, directing and filmmaking.  The Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest wants to help you to get involved in making and improving your films,  so are offering workshops to get you prepared for the 2019 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest. The short films needs to have links to the natural, cultural and heritage values of Roebuck Bay and Kimberley WA. Check out the films from 2015, 2017 and 2018 and you will get an idea of just how far you can go!  A good motto, is keep them family friendly 🙂
Where   Broome Community Resource Centre, 40 Dampier Terrace, Chinatown
When     December 15, 2018
Free       🙂
Register info@mudandsaltwater.org.au

Tips and Ticks to Making a Doco 2

December 8, 2018
TIPS & TICKS TO A SUCCESSFUL DOCUMENTARY 2
Due to popular demand, we are running this workshop again. Working with minimal gear and preparation for absolute beginners to experienced video shooters. With practical demonstrations using a smartphone. Led by Matthew Adams, winner of ‘Best Documentary’ and ‘Best in Fest in the 2018 Mud and SAltwater Short Film Fest.
Where   Broome Community Resource Centre, 40 Dampier Terrace, Chinatown
When     Saturday December 8, 2018 from 1-3pm
Free       🙂

Tips & Ticks to Making a Doco 1

Nov 24, 2018
TIPS & TRICKS TO A SUCCESSFUL DOCUMENTARY 1
Working with minimal gear and preparation for absolute beginners to experienced video shooters. With practical demonstrations using a smartphone. Led by Matthew Adams, winner of ‘Best Documentary’ and ‘Best in Fest in the 2018 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest 

Where   Lotteries House, 260 Cable Beach Road, Broome
When     Saturday November 24, 2018 from 1-3pm
Free       🙂
Register info@mudandsaltwater.org.au

There is A Frog

It is National Frog Week and what better way to promote frogs than with the Broome Bird Observatory’s award winning short film There is A Frog. This wonderful short film won “People’s Choice” and “Best Music Short” at the 2018 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest. Well done to the frogs who acted so well, Jaime Jackett who wrote and performed the score, talented filmmaker Emilia Lai and actor Anne Woolard who performed the toilet and shower scenes so magnificently!!

Make a Film with an iPhone 1

December 15, 2018
LEARN HOW TO MAKE SHORT FILMS WITH AN IPHONE WITH BRAD 1
Due to popular demand, this is the second workshop to help you learn how to make a short film with in iPhone or iPad. Filmmaker Brad Turton makes and edits his films on his iPhone, so he’s the man to teach you with considerable experience in the film industry – including acting, directing and filmmaking.  The Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest wants to help you to get involved in making and improving your films,  so are offering workshops to get you prepared for the 2019 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest. The short films needs to have links to the natural, cultural and heritage values of Roebuck Bay and Kimberley WA. Check out the films from 2015, 2017 and 2018 and you will get an idea of just how far you can go!  A good motto, is keep them family friendly 🙂
Where   Broome Community Resource Centre, 40 Dampier Terrace, Chinatown
When     December 15, 2018
Free       🙂
Register info@mudandsaltwater.org.au

Mud and Saltwater- Sun Pictures Oct 20

More exciting news… The 2018 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest will be rescreened Sat Oct 20 at Sun Pictures and include all entries – woohoo!!  There were a lot of great short films entered in 2018 that didn’t get shown, so it’s going to lots of fun seeing them all on the big screen. The Decision, by Brad and Georgie Barnes will be in the mix 🙂

Tickets on sale at Twin Cinemas / Sun Pictures for $10. Thanks Paul and Louisa at Sun Pictures for the screening 🙂
SATURDAY, OCT 20, 8.15PM ALL TICKETS $10

Mud and Saltwater Films to Derby Oct 26

Exciting news to hand… The Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest will be screened at the Mary Island Fishing Club in Derby on Friday October 26, 2018.

 

Love Derby, the people, the marsh, the Aboriginal art, the boabs, the Gibb River Road, the mudskippers, the wharf, the crocodiles, the drive to Derby.

 

Its a free event so if you are in Derby, come along  

 

Thanks to Sarah Hennessey and the Derby West Kimberley Shire for grants to screen the films in 2017 and again in 2018 at the Mary Island Fishing Club.

In the running for international film awards

One Whistle -Brad Turton & Sasha (canine lead)

Three filmmakers who entered short films in the 2018 Mud and Saltwater Short Film Fest are strutting their stuff on the red carpet, with their films shortlisted for international awards.

Filmmakers Georgie Barne’s and Brad Turton’s wonderful short film ‘One Whistle’ stars canine Sasha and Brad Turton. Russell Robert’s film has an assortment of talented musicians in Broome all hankering for a feed of salmon washed down with a beer.  

Russell Robert’s quirky short film is about salmon fishing Broome style.

Georgie Barnes, a first time filmmaker made her first film with Brad Turton using an iPhone, and the judges around 
the world have applauded their efforts. 

Congratulations Georgie Barnes, Brad Turton, Sasha the beloved dog, Russell Roberts and your talented cast.   

Broome filmmakers rocking their socks!

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