COMING UP ON JUNE 4th
MAD MAX:FURY ROAD - A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES WITH JOHN SEALE ACS ASC AND DAVID BURR ACS
ACS Victoria is proud to announce a very special opportunity. Exclusively for the ACS, John Seale ACS ASC and David Burr ACS are taking their account of shooting "Fury Road", on the road. Ahead of its theatrical release, the guys are going to discuss how they went about shooting the film by sharing behind-the-scenes images and anecdotes and explaining the process they used to get this goliath on the screen. Events like this are a testament to the organisation that is the Australian Cinematographers Society and how its members are prepared to generously share their experiences with other DP's, Camera Operators, AC's, DITs and Techs. John is a passionate cinematographer renowned for giving freely of his knowledge. Attendees are invited to engage in the conversation and ask questions during this small-sized, exclusive event.
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On Wednesday June 4th the Victorian Branch of the ACS proudly presents this event to its members and guests. Spaces are strictly limited. Seriously. This is not a sales pitch. It will SELL OUT fast. This event will be widely publicised and highly sought after so please don't leave it to the last minute and be disappointed. ACS gives its members priority and any remaining tickets will be available for purchase by non-members. ACS Members will be offered tickets at a heavily reduced price.
PLEASE NOTE: THE FILM "MAD MAX:FURY ROAD" WILL NOT BE SCREENED AT THIS EVENT.
WHEN: Wednesday June 4, 2014 at 7pm. Doors and bar open 6.30pm WHERE: Backlot Studios
65 Haig Street, Southbank. Some parking on site, plenty of parking nearby. COST:
ACS Members only $10 !!
SPC Guild Members/Concession/Students $15
Everyone else $20 CLICK the link below to book your tickets. Hurry. Spaces are limited and the venue has a strict capacity so we can not over sell or allow in extra last minute guests.
COMING UP NEXT ON SUNDAY JUNE 1. The acclaimed 52 Tuesdays screening with Q&A
As part of the SPC (VIC) initiative, ASE and ACS join to bring you 52 Tuesdays with the Cinematographer and Editor, Bryan Mason. We are hoping to have the director, Sophie Hyde in attendance as well but this is yet to be confirmed. Synopsis: 16-year-old Billie's reluctant path to independence is accelerated when her mother reveals plans to gender transition and their time together becomes limited to Tuesday afternoons. Filmed over the course of a year, once a week, every week - only on Tuesdays - these unique filmmaking rules bring a rare authenticity to this emotionally charged exploration of desire, responsibility and transformation. "A groundbreaking new film." HUFFINGTON POST "A remarkably assured and striking debut." SCREEN INTERNATIONAL
"This accessible narrative experiment boast breakout talent in front of and behing the camera." VARIETY AWARDS:
Winner - World Cinema Dramatic Best Director, Sundance Film Festival 2014
Winner - Crystal Bear, Berlinale 2014
Winner - Elese-Siegessäule Readers' Jury Award, Berlinale 2014
Winner - Best Feature Audience Award, Melbourne Queer Film Festival 2014
Nominated - Best Feature, TEDDY AWARDS 2014 DIRECTOR: Sophie Hyde
WRITERS: Matthew Cormack (screenplay) Matthew Cormack & Sophie Hyde (story)
EDITOR/ CINEMATOGRAPHER: Bryan Mason
PRODUCERS: Bryan Mason, Matthew Cormack, Rebecca Summerton, Sophie Hyde. This event is FREE to all ACS and ASE Members. Tickets may also be purchased for $10 by people who are not members of ACS or ASE. PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY AND EMAIL YOUR APPROPRIATE CONTACT:
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