National Bulletin 20th November 2015

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In This Issue

  • Walk for Geoffrey Wharton ACS
  • Industry Guilds Xmas Party
  • Postcard from Toby Oliver ACS
  • AACTA - Meet The Cinematography Nominess
  • AACTA - book your tickets tot he awards!
  • VALE ~ John Moncrieff Bale ACS (c1940 - 2015)
  • MPIBS Charity Art Auction

REMINDER ABOUT THE WALK FOR GEOFF 2015

Please RSVP to Tristan Milani ACS by 30th November at trizziem@gmail.com

We ask you to take the time and take part in the WALK FOR GEOFF 2015. You can now pay or make a donation to:
BSB: 032085
Acc #: 255091
Name: ACS NSW Branch, Lane Cove 2066
Walk for Geoff 2015 - Proudly supporting beyond blue

INDUSTRY GUILDS XMAS PARTY

COME ALONG TO THE GUILDS XMAS PARTY - ACS MEMBERS- SIMPLY RSVP NO LATER THAN TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER TO president@austcine.org.au

Postcard from Toby Oliver ACS on location in New York

Greetings Ron and ACS colleagues from upstate New York, where I am filming the indie movie WILDLING. Liv Tyler, Bel Powley and Brad Dourif star in this spooky and unusual coming of age tale that takes place in the forests around a small backwoods town. I’m working with a great young crew from NYC who are really throwing themselves into a demanding schedule and difficult locations like forests, rivers, lakes and caves in rather cool temperatures this time of year! Pictured with me are my A camera team, 2nd AC Adam Meilk and 1st AC Cory Stambler, and the lovely (and light) Alexa Mini - the Mini has been a godsend as once again most of this movie is handheld, as you can see by my ‘camo’ shoulder pad!

Cheers,
Toby Oliver ACS

AACTA - MEET THE NOMINEES - BOOK NOW!

ACS Session: 2.30pm Sunday 29th November - AFTRS Theatre 1

Moderator: Kim Batterham ACS and Cinematography category nominees:
John Seale ACS ASC. Damian Wyville ACS, Martin McGrath ACS, Bruce Young
Louie Eroglu ACS, Nick Robinson, Jon Shaw and Torstein Dyrting ACS

Hear first-hand from select AACTA Awards nominees as they provide their personal insights into this year’s nominated film and television productions and the latest industry trends and developments.

Further details of confirmed hosts and participating Award nominees will be provided in the coming weeks – watch this space!

SEATS ARE LIMITED!

Don’t wait – secure your seats today to avoid disappointment.

Attendance across the entire Meet the Nominees presented by AFTRS program is complimentary for all AFI | AACTA and Guild members. Each member is also entitled to bring one guest to each session.

CLICK HERE TO BOOK WITH AACTA and MEET THE NOMINEES! »

AACTA Awards Tickets Now Available for Booking!

Congratulations to all cinematographers nominated for the 5th @AACTA Awards presented by @Presto! Don’t miss out on celebrating at the Australian screen industry’s major Awards at @TheStarEventCentre in Sydney
- industry tickets are available now via aacta.org/events

ACACTA AWARDS TICKETS NOW ON SALE »

VALE ~ John Moncrieff Bale ACS (c1940 - 2015)

The Australian Cinematographers Society has lost one of its founding fathers this week. John Bale ACS passed away on November 12th 2015 after a long battle with cancer.

Having established his career in Melbourne, John began the Victorian Branch of the ACS on March 29th, 1966 only 8 years after the Society was established Nationally. John later moved to Tasmania and went about establishing the Tasmanian Branch too. A fine cinematographer, John was the inaugural winner of the Milli Award in 1968.

The funeral will be held on November 23rd 2015 at St James Old Cathedral, 2 – 10 Batman St, West Melbourne, Victoria at 10am. John’s children Bec, Felicity and Richard have asked that should you be unable to attend they suggest lighting a candle at 10am so as to join them as they farewell their father.

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Own part of AIMC History and support your industry charity!

World-renowned speed painter Brad Blaze produced three remarkable paintings at the AIMC 2015 Gala Wrap party to celebrate our 70th convention.

Two paintings will be 'silent auctioned' online to AIMC delegates to raise funds to support the wonderful work of the Motion Picture Industry Benevolent Society. The paintings on offer are:

DINOSAUR - in honour of JURASSIC WORLD receiving Top Grossing Movie for 2015 Award (1.5m w x 1m h)

GOLD - image of the incomparable singer songwriter PINK (1m w x 1.5m h)

Brad Blaze was recently named "Entertainer of the Year" at the Australian Event Awards. Last year his paintings raised over $500,000 for charity.

HOW TO BID
Email freya@movieconvention.com.au by COB Friday 27 November with your name, contact number, name of painting you wish to bid for ('Gold' or 'Dinosaur') and amount of your highest bid.
Winning bids announced on AIMC website Monday 30 November.
Winning bidder must arrange for collection of their painting from Sydney CBD.
All proceeds will go to the Motion Picture Industry Benevolent Society.

MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
For more than 80 years, the MPIBS has provided financial and emotional support to employed or retired industry members who have fallen on hard times or have a special and genuine need. Over the past 16 years $1.5 million has been dispensed in direct financial aid (as well as contributing to funeral costs). The society relies entirely on donations from motion picture industry enterprises and individuals - as generous as these contributions are, the current level of annual donations must be increased to meet the continuing call on the Society’s funds.

To read the full article CLICK HERE »

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