New Channel

Hey everyone, we have updated our INTERVIEWEE page. Check it out and add some comments below.

We have also created our own YOUTUBE channel. Keep an eye on this for clips and coming trailers.

AIDC Prep

Weeks seem to come and go at the moment and there goes another one. We have been working on a fresh look for our website, including new material: promos, interviewee bios and our news blog.

We have also been preparing for our trip to the AIDC 2008.

Registration... Check!
Flights... Check!
Accommodation... We had some hick-ups but can now say, check!

We are aiming to meet and greet other documentary filmmakers at the conference and find out what other people out there are making. There are going to be some great seminars run by experienced filmmakers and industry professionals so it should be an enriching experience.

Interviewed Bruce

Meeting Bruce Beresford at his book launch back in August has paid off. Not only did we buy a great book but on Tuesday Phil got to meet the man and record an interview with him for the film. Andrew was absent (as he had to work) so Phil was put in the unusual hot seat of interviewer. The interview went well and Bruce was encouraging. We wish him all the best in his future projects.

Back from the AIMC

It has been a few weeks since our last entry as we have been busy working on the doco after our week away at the Movie Convention.

AIMC was a good trip for us. We met a lot of distributors, exhibitors and filmmakers. We saw a few new movies and enjoyed schmoozing by the bar late into the night. (On a side note; Andrew earned a reputation as the quickest 'business card slinger' at the convention with his smooth slight of hand, wooing the ladies and guys alike).

We were able to conduct some interesting interviews, including, Mark Gooder (Icon), Robert Reeve (Becker Entertainment), Gerald Hensley (DTS) and Mark Sarfaty (Ex-Head of Dendy cinemas). We also learnt a lot about the future of the industry and will continue to research the current issues and make further contact with possible interviewees.

Dr Plonk opens at the Arc

Last night the Arc opened at the National Film and Sound Archive in Canberra. We went along to document the official opening and record some of the after gala party. Rolf De Heer's new film "Dr. Plonk" premiered and will go down in history as the first film to ever screen at the Arc. We were lucky enough to meet and chat with Rolf after the film, fingers crossed we will interview him later this year