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SPAA Fringe dates confirmed

Press release from Tsuki

SPAA Fringe . is the leading event for educating and connecting Australia’s up and coming film, television and online sector. SPAA Fringe will be held at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney on 22 and 23 October.

SPAA Fringe is an interactive two-day conference aimed at those who are serious about building a career in the Australian screen industry. The event is comprised of workshops, roundtables, one-on-one sessions, panel discussions, film screenings and social networking events.

“In 2010, SPAA Fringe will continue to connect the next generation of filmmakers with industry professionals and likeminded individuals. Networking and gaining industry knowledge is essential to any filmmaker who wants to develop their career. SPAA Fringe makes this possible” says Gaylee Butler, SPAA Fringe Director

In 2009 the conference presented an impressive line-up of speakers that included Oscar winning and double BAFTA nominated Producer Mia Bays from the UK’s Missing In Action Films; AFI award winning Producer Kath Shelper (Samson & Delilah); the team behind the first Australian Muslim comedy series Salam Café; Dario Russo, creator of the hilarious viral Italian Spiderman; and filmmaker and new media auteur Nicholas Carlton who created Australia’s hit social web series, OzGirl.

 In 2010 filmmakers will have the opportunity to meet and pitch their ideas to executives from SBS, ABC, Foxtel as well distributors and established producers. 

The program offers insight, creative direction and practical ways to connect screen professionals via several channels including The Melting Pot, an online portal where projects can be posted; resources, investment and marketing opportunities tracked and collaborations formed. If you’re a producer looking for crew, a writer looking for a producer or a director with a creative vision to share, the Melting Pot is the perfect access point to find your dream team.

Stay tuned for further announcements on this year’s line-up including keynote speakers, premiere screenings and other opportunities to immerse you in all facets of the film business.

SPAA Fringe is brought to you by the Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA) an industry body that represents Australian independent film and television producers on all issues affecting the business and creative aspects of screen production.

More information is available on the website: http://fringe.spaa.org.au/

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