Fri, 08 Dec 2006 11:10:33 +1100 Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.aftrs.edu.au Podcast Maker v1.2.8a - http://www.potionfactory.com/podcastmaker AFTRS: the Australian Film Television and Radio School AFTRS is unique. As Australia’s national centre for professional education and advanced training in the film, broadcast and digital media production industries, AFTRS recognises and develops new and emerging talent. It then equips these talented individuals with the skills to let them succeed in specific industries such as digital technology – a challenging environment with a global marketplace and ever more demanding audiences. AFTRS graduates continue to succeed locally and internationally. To learn more about AFTRS please visit www.aftrs.edu.au Transforming Futures. Short films, TV shows and Vlogs from students at the Australian Film TV and Radio School. AFTRS: the Australian Film Television and Radio School AFTRS is unique. As Australia’s national centre for professional education and advanced training in the film, broadcast and digital media production industries, AFTRS recognises and develops new and emerging talent. It then equips these talented individuals with the skills to let them succeed in specific industries such as digital technology – a challenging environment with a global marketplace and ever more demanding audiences. AFTRS graduates continue to succeed locally and internationally. To learn more about AFTRS please visit www.aftrs.edu.au en Australian Film TV and Radio School 2006 Gary Hayes gary.hayes@aftrs.edu.au http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/aftrsvidpodcast_144.jpg http://www.aftrs.edu.au 144 144 TV & Film Higher Education Training Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV no Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis A film about fluorocarbons, global warming and radical brain surgery... Combined live action and computer animation. The digital animation was created on an SGI workstation using Alias/Wavefront's "Maya" and the composited using Discreet Logic's "Flame" Awards and recognitions Winner Best Achievment in Sound in a Short Film (to Philip Myers, Daren Clark, Phil Heywood, Jules Trudeau, Jim Morley), Australian Screen Sound Guild Awards, Australia, 1999 Winner Best Student Film, Australian Animation & Effects Festival, Sydney, Australia, 2000 Highly Animation category, Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, commended 2000 Audience Beijing International Students Film & Video Festival, China Award Festival screenings Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia, 1999 British Short Film Festival, London, UK, 1999 Noosa Film Festival, Australia, 1999 Mill Valley Film Festival, USA, 1999 Australian Screen Sound Guild Awards, Australia, 1999 Toronto Digital Image Festival, Canada, 1999 Valladolid International Film Festival, Spain, 1999 “Profile Intermedia” Conference, Bremen, Germany, 1999 Flickerfest Film Festival, Australia, 2000 International Festival of Animated Film, Stuttgart, Germany, 2000 Australian Animation & Effects Festival, Sydney, Australia, 2000 “Short Films from Australia” program, American Australian Association, New York, USA, 2000 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, France, 2000 “Australia 2000”, Cannes Film Festival, France, 2000 St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia, 2000 Arcipelago International Festival of Short Films & New Images, Rome, Italy, 2000 BitfilmFestival, International Short Film Festival, Hamburg, Germany, 2000 Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, USA, 2000 One Reel Film Festival, Seattle, USA, 2000 Leeds International Film Festival, UK, 2000 Hollywood Shorts Animation Film Festival, Los Angeles, USA, 2000 Ökomedia 2000 International Environmental Film Festival, Freiburg, Germany, 2000 “Down Under” Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, 2000 Cinemagic Film Festival, Belfast, UK, 2000 Auburn International Film & Video Festival for Children & Young Adults, Sydney, Australia, 2000 Beijing International Students Film & Video Festival, China Giffoni Hollywood Film Festival, USA, 2005 Exhibition Sci-Fi Channel, USA Networks, USA Screening with Spirited Away in Grand Junction, Colorado, USA 1999 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps 7’30 Director Dylan Yeo Writer Dylan Yeo Producer Jane Keneally Director of photography Anthony Davison Visual effects designer Dylan Yeo 3D animator (Maya®/Flame®) Dylan Yeo Sound designer Philip Meyers Sound recordist Daren Clark Sound mixer Phil Heywood Production designer Benay Ellison Editor David Redman Music score Caitlin Yeo Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Kev Damon Eggleton © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2006. Director and Writer Dylan Yeo, Producer Jane Keneally Synopsis A film about fluorocarbons, global warming and radical brain surgery... Combined live action and computer animation. The digital animation was created on an SGI workstation using Alias/Wavefront's "Maya" and the composited using Discreet Logic's "Flame" Awards and recognitions Winner Best Achievment in Sound in a Short Film (to Philip Myers, Daren Clark, Phil Heywood, Jules Trudeau, Jim Morley), Australian Screen Sound Guild Awards, Australia, 1999 Winner Best Student Film, Australian Animation & Effects Festival, Sydney, Australia, 2000 Highly Animation category, Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, commended 2000 Audience Beijing International Students Film & Video Festival, China Award Festival screenings Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia, 1999 British Short Film Festival, London, UK, 1999 Noosa Film Festival, Australia, 1999 Mill Valley Film Festival, USA, 1999 Australian Screen Sound Guild Awards, Australia, 1999 Toronto Digital Image Festival, Canada, 1999 Valladolid International Film Festival, Spain, 1999 “Profile Intermedia” Conference, Bremen, Germany, 1999 Flickerfest Film Festival, Australia, 2000 International Festival of Animated Film, Stuttgart, Germany, 2000 Australian Animation & Effects Festival, Sydney, Australia, 2000 “Short Films from Australia” program, American Australian Association, New York, USA, 2000 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, France, 2000 “Australia 2000”, Cannes Film Festival, France, 2000 St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia, 2000 Arcipelago International Festival of Short Films & New Images, Rome, Italy, 2000 BitfilmFestival, International Short Film Festival, Hamburg, Germany, 2000 Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, USA, 2000 One Reel Film Festival, Seattle, USA, 2000 Leeds International Film Festival, UK, 2000 Hollywood Shorts Animation Film Festival, Los Angeles, USA, 2000 Ökomedia 2000 International Environmental Film Festival, Freiburg, Germany, 2000 “Down Under” Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, 2000 Cinemagic Film Festival, Belfast, UK, 2000 Auburn International Film & Video Festival for Children & Young Adults, Sydney, Australia, 2000 Beijing International Students Film & Video Festival, China Giffoni Hollywood Film Festival, USA, 2005 Exhibition Sci-Fi Channel, USA Networks, USA Screening with Spirited Away in Grand Junction, Colorado, USA 1999 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps 7’30 Director Dylan Yeo Writer Dylan Yeo Producer Jane Keneally Director of photography Anthony Davison Visual effects designer Dylan Yeo 3D animator (Maya®/Flame®) Dylan Yeo Sound designer Philip Meyers Sound recordist Daren Clark Sound mixer Phil Heywood Production designer Benay Ellison Editor David Redman Music score Caitlin Yeo Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Kev Damon Eggleton http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Mozzie.mp4 Fri, 08 Dec 2006 11:00:31 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:07:42 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Welcome to the world of Car Park… a multi-layered absurdist satire on the nature of relationships, communication and finding a @*$?~! parking space when you need one. 2003 Digibeta Colour 1.66 25fps Dolby SR 8’00 Director Darcy Yuille Writer Stewart Klein Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematography Jules O’Loughlin Sound Design Adrian Bilinsky Sound Recordist Tull Kidron Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Digital Effects Peter Sved Compositor Jakub Zaremba Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Virginia Mesiti Music Score John Gray Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Jack Jack Finsterer Helen Alyson Standen Renee Justine Clarke John Morgan O’Neill Awards and Recognitions Finalist Fiction under 15’ category, Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Festival Screenings Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Brisbane International Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Mill Valley Film Festival, USA, 2003 Interfilm: International Short Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, 2003 International Film Festival Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2004 St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia, 2004 Exhibition The Sundance Channel, USA Multicanal, Spain, Portugal, Andorra Distribution Distribution Department Australian Film Television and Radio School Balaclava & Epping Roads NORTH RYDE NSW 2113 Australia Tel: (+61) 2 9805 6455 Fax: (+61) 2 9805 1275 Email: ruths@aftrs.edu.au Biography Darcy Yuille grew up in Queensland, completing his senior certificate in 1993. He spent 1994 travelling and living in Brazil as part of a Rotary Youth Exchange before returning to Australia and completing an Arts Degree in Humanities at Griffith University. After graduating, Darcy completed work on a number of commercials and productions and directed a short road movie Plenty of Road. He gained the role of production assistant on the feature film Pitch Black and after working on productions at Warner Bros Studios on the Gold Coast, worked his way into the role of camera assistant. Darcy spent three years working on the television series The Lost World as well as producing and directing several film clips and a short spaghetti western Vinganca (Vengeance). This film won Best Director, Best Independent Film under 10’ and Best Overall Production in the 2000 Queensland New Filmmakers Awards. Darcy was accepted into the Directing Department of the Australian Film Television and Radio School in 2002 and produced a short documentary Supervention as well as the short drama Car Park. © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2006. Director Darcy Yuille, Writer Stewart Klein, Producer Leesa Kahn Welcome to the world of Car Park… a multi-layered absurdist satire on the nature of relationships, communication and finding a @*$?~! parking space when you need one. 2003 Digibeta Colour 1.66 25fps Dolby SR 8’00 Director Darcy Yuille Writer Stewart Klein Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematography Jules O’Loughlin Sound Design Adrian Bilinsky Sound Recordist Tull Kidron Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Digital Effects Peter Sved Compositor Jakub Zaremba Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Virginia Mesiti Music Score John Gray Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Jack Jack Finsterer Helen Alyson Standen Renee Justine Clarke John Morgan O’Neill Awards and Recognitions Finalist Fiction under 15’ category, Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Festival Screenings Dendy Awards, Sydney Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Brisbane International Film Festival, Australia, 2003 Mill Valley Film Festival, USA, 2003 Interfilm: International Short Film Festival, Berlin, Germany, 2003 International Film Festival Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2004 St Kilda Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia, 2004 Exhibition The Sundance Channel, USA Multicanal, Spain, Portugal, Andorra Distribution Distribution Department Australian Film Television and Radio School Balaclava & Epping Roads NORTH RYDE NSW 2113 Australia Tel: (+61) 2 9805 6455 Fax: (+61) 2 9805 1275 Email: ruths@aftrs.edu.au Biography Darcy Yuille grew up in Queensland, completing his senior certificate in 1993. He spent 1994 travelling and living in Brazil as part of a Rotary Youth Exchange before returning to Australia and completing an Arts Degree in Humanities at Griffith University. After graduating, Darcy completed work on a number of commercials and productions and directed a short road movie Plenty of Road. He gained the role of production assistant on the feature film Pitch Black and after working on productions at Warner Bros Studios on the Gold Coast, worked his way into the role of camera assistant. Darcy spent three years working on the television series The Lost World as well as producing and directing several film clips and a short spaghetti western Vinganca (Vengeance). This film won Best Director, Best Independent Film under 10’ and Best Overall Production in the 2000 Queensland New Filmmakers Awards. Darcy was accepted into the Directing Department of the Australian Film Television and Radio School in 2002 and produced a short documentary Supervention as well as the short drama Car Park. http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Car%20park.mp4 Sun, 10 Sep 2006 21:37:14 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:07:36 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis Today is the unveiling of Sydney’s contribution to world peace, The Flame of Hope and the glitterati have gathered at the Opera House for the historic event. A radical design by the ambitious Lily Lent, the Flame will harness the suns energy to create a permanent fireball so great that it can be seen from space – in theory. The thing is, it has never been tested. Lily’s veneer of self confidence threatens to crack at any time as she deals with the day’s problems, particularly her boss’s paranoia about safety, her ex lover’s interference and her troublesome brother. Burning Ambition is a comedic retelling of the Narcissus myth that asks “does self adoration lead to self destruction?” 2004 35mm Colour Cinemascope 1:2.35 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 14’30 Director Alister Grierson Writer Alister Grierson Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematographer Jules O’Loughlin Sound Designer Derryn Pasquill Sound Recordist Jake Brown Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Tamara O’Brien Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Lily Mary Ducker Parrot Ben Barrack Button Marc Carra Brownie Nick Flynt © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Alister Grierson Synopsis Today is the unveiling of Sydney’s contribution to world peace, The Flame of Hope and the glitterati have gathered at the Opera House for the historic event. A radical design by the ambitious Lily Lent, the Flame will harness the suns energy to create a permanent fireball so great that it can be seen from space – in theory. The thing is, it has never been tested. Lily’s veneer of self confidence threatens to crack at any time as she deals with the day’s problems, particularly her boss’s paranoia about safety, her ex lover’s interference and her troublesome brother. Burning Ambition is a comedic retelling of the Narcissus myth that asks “does self adoration lead to self destruction?” 2004 35mm Colour Cinemascope 1:2.35 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 14’30 Director Alister Grierson Writer Alister Grierson Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematographer Jules O’Loughlin Sound Designer Derryn Pasquill Sound Recordist Jake Brown Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Tamara O’Brien Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Lily Mary Ducker Parrot Ben Barrack Button Marc Carra Brownie Nick Flynt http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/BurningAmbition.mp4 Wed, 31 May 2006 14:29:01 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:14:11 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis A man searching for a missing piece of himself – a stamp – finds himself caught in a cycle of remembrances past. Filatelista is an experimental short film that examines memory, loss and identity to create a lyrical meditation on the complex relationship we have with our childhood. Using multiple layers of images, music and non-justified sounds, the film poses the question – can we ever fully let go of our past or will we always be haunted by it, forever searching for an understanding of who and why we are? 2004 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 6’00 Director Jakub Zaremba Writer Jakub Zaremba Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Jules O’Loughlin Sound Designer Adrian Bilinski Sound Recordist Stevan Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Alex Holmes Virginia Mesiti Music Score Matteo Zingales Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Man Matthew Charleston Boy Daniel Aden Brown Woman Alyson Standen Distribution Distribution Department Australian Film Television and Radio School Balaclava & Epping Roads NORTH RYDE NSW 2113 Australia Tel: (+61) 2 9805 6455 Fax: (+61) 2 9805 1275 Email: ruths@aftrs.edu.au © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Jakub Zaremba Synopsis A man searching for a missing piece of himself – a stamp – finds himself caught in a cycle of remembrances past. Filatelista is an experimental short film that examines memory, loss and identity to create a lyrical meditation on the complex relationship we have with our childhood. Using multiple layers of images, music and non-justified sounds, the film poses the question – can we ever fully let go of our past or will we always be haunted by it, forever searching for an understanding of who and why we are? 2004 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 6’00 Director Jakub Zaremba Writer Jakub Zaremba Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Jules O’Loughlin Sound Designer Adrian Bilinski Sound Recordist Stevan Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Alex Holmes Virginia Mesiti Music Score Matteo Zingales Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Man Matthew Charleston Boy Daniel Aden Brown Woman Alyson Standen Distribution Distribution Department Australian Film Television and Radio School Balaclava & Epping Roads NORTH RYDE NSW 2113 Australia Tel: (+61) 2 9805 6455 Fax: (+61) 2 9805 1275 Email: ruths@aftrs.edu.au http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Filatelista.mp4 Sun, 14 May 2006 18:23:55 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:07:47 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Milk Men "Can We Deliver?" Synopsis Yes, men have mammary glands as well, but are they willing to use them? For too long, the oversized female nipple has stolen the limelight from her humble male counterpart but, with the help of scholars Dr Karl Kruszelnicki and Fiona Giles, this documentary proves once and for all that men as not as useless as tits on a bull. 2004 Digibeta 1:1.85 Colour 6 minutes Director Peter Templeman Writer Peter Templeman Producer Luke Eve Cinematographer Nicola Daley Sound designer Luke Mynott Sound recordist Stevan Bae Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Melanie Annan Production designer James Croke Music score James Lee Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Peter Templeman Milk Men "Can We Deliver?" Synopsis Yes, men have mammary glands as well, but are they willing to use them? For too long, the oversized female nipple has stolen the limelight from her humble male counterpart but, with the help of scholars Dr Karl Kruszelnicki and Fiona Giles, this documentary proves once and for all that men as not as useless as tits on a bull. 2004 Digibeta 1:1.85 Colour 6 minutes Director Peter Templeman Writer Peter Templeman Producer Luke Eve Cinematographer Nicola Daley Sound designer Luke Mynott Sound recordist Stevan Bae Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Melanie Annan Production designer James Croke Music score James Lee Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Milkmen.mp4 Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:04:00 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:06:20 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis It is the future and the outlook is high-tech, dangerous and, for virtual coroner Berenger, soaked with crime. It is a world where hovercams patrol the streets, where murder is a government-sanctioned tool and where every fantasy is at your fingertips in the form of simulated adventures which provide a temporary ‘out’ to the city’s inhabitants. A recovering ‘Sim’ junkie, Berenger is trying to rebuild his life with wife Sara after the death of their young daughter. Despite his job with the police department where he views screen after screen of local killings, it seems like Berenger is starting to get it together again. But Berenger has a secret desire to get back what he has lost… and to do it he’ll need to obtain the ultimate illegal Sim – and in the process, place his job, his wife and his real world existence in the firing line. A dark and exciting sci-fi drama, Time of death asks the question “can humanity survive the search for perfection?” 2003 Digibeta Colour 1:85 25fps Dolby SRD 8’30 Director Harrison J Chadd Writer James Walker Producer Adam Dolman Cinematographer John Radel Sound Design Michael Holihan Sound Recordist Benjamin Smith Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Titles/Digital Effects Tahl Niran Editor Mark Spessot Production Design Alex Holmes Music Score Caitlin Yeo Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Berenger Jarrod Dean Sara Vanessa Gray © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Directed by Harrison J Chadd Synopsis It is the future and the outlook is high-tech, dangerous and, for virtual coroner Berenger, soaked with crime. It is a world where hovercams patrol the streets, where murder is a government-sanctioned tool and where every fantasy is at your fingertips in the form of simulated adventures which provide a temporary ‘out’ to the city’s inhabitants. A recovering ‘Sim’ junkie, Berenger is trying to rebuild his life with wife Sara after the death of their young daughter. Despite his job with the police department where he views screen after screen of local killings, it seems like Berenger is starting to get it together again. But Berenger has a secret desire to get back what he has lost… and to do it he’ll need to obtain the ultimate illegal Sim – and in the process, place his job, his wife and his real world existence in the firing line. A dark and exciting sci-fi drama, Time of death asks the question “can humanity survive the search for perfection?” 2003 Digibeta Colour 1:85 25fps Dolby SRD 8’30 Director Harrison J Chadd Writer James Walker Producer Adam Dolman Cinematographer John Radel Sound Design Michael Holihan Sound Recordist Benjamin Smith Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Titles/Digital Effects Tahl Niran Editor Mark Spessot Production Design Alex Holmes Music Score Caitlin Yeo Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Berenger Jarrod Dean Sara Vanessa Gray http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Time%20of%20Death.mp4 Thu, 06 Apr 2006 08:27:46 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:08:17 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis A comic fable about an airforce family dealing with change. Their world is falling apart and the gypsy life is hard – they have to re-establish their lives each time they move. 2004 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 5’00 Director Alister Grierson Writer Alister Grierson Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematographer John Radel Sound Designer Adrienne Alexander Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Digital Effects Tahl Niran Animator Tahl Niran Editor Amanda McKnight Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Boy Callum McErnemy Girl Meghan McErnemy Mum Louise Crawford Dad Ben Barrack © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Alister Grierson Synopsis A comic fable about an airforce family dealing with change. Their world is falling apart and the gypsy life is hard – they have to re-establish their lives each time they move. 2004 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 5’00 Director Alister Grierson Writer Alister Grierson Producer Leesa Kahn Cinematographer John Radel Sound Designer Adrienne Alexander Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Digital Effects Tahl Niran Animator Tahl Niran Editor Amanda McKnight Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Boy Callum McErnemy Girl Meghan McErnemy Mum Louise Crawford Dad Ben Barrack http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Flight.mp4 Wed, 05 Apr 2006 21:58:34 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:06:12 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis Henry Baker, accountant and superhero, returns home to find he’s been robbed … again. 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 6’00 Director Andrew Gregory Writer Andrew Gregory Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer John Radel 3D animation Sejong Park Sound Designer Megan Wedge Sound Recordist Steven Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer David Ingram Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Henry Baker Felix Williamson © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Andrew Gregory Synopsis Henry Baker, accountant and superhero, returns home to find he’s been robbed … again. 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 6’00 Director Andrew Gregory Writer Andrew Gregory Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer John Radel 3D animation Sejong Park Sound Designer Megan Wedge Sound Recordist Steven Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer David Ingram Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Henry Baker Felix Williamson http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Not%20So%20Super.mp4 Wed, 05 Apr 2006 21:58:07 +1000 Movies & Television no 00:06:04 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV Australian Film Television and Radio School Synopsis Layne dreams of striking his opponent down but when the Sensei teaches him the killing blow he doesn’t trust himself to demonstrate it. The Sensei becomes incensed by his lack of discipline and separates him from the class. 2003 Hi-Def Digital Betacam Colour 25fps Dolby SRD 7’00 Director Nicholas Price Writer Nicholas Price Producer Sarah Warner Cinematographer Hugh Miller Sound designer Phil Jeffers Sound recordist Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Ian Montgomery Production designer Samuel Wilde Music score D J Archie Production company Australian Film Television & Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Nicholas Price Synopsis Layne dreams of striking his opponent down but when the Sensei teaches him the killing blow he doesn’t trust himself to demonstrate it. The Sensei becomes incensed by his lack of discipline and separates him from the class. 2003 Hi-Def Digital Betacam Colour 25fps Dolby SRD 7’00 Director Nicholas Price Writer Nicholas Price Producer Sarah Warner Cinematographer Hugh Miller Sound designer Phil Jeffers Sound recordist Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Ian Montgomery Production designer Samuel Wilde Music score D J Archie Production company Australian Film Television & Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Dojo.mov Wed, 22 Mar 2006 14:51:05 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:07:59 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis In the aftermath of a horrific and unseen catastrophe in a busy office workplace, three survivors – Scott, Duane and John – find themselves trapped together in the janitor’s closet with nothing but a light bulb and their wits between them. Outside, a force of monstrous proportions threatens to rip them apart should they be discovered, but inside, tensions are high, tempers are at boiling point and Duane’s watch just keeps on tick, tick, ticking… A comedy about the horrors of office politics, Little Room asks the question: how much of a push would you really need to ‘go postal’? 2004 Digibeta Colour 25fps Dolby SR 6’00 Director James Walker Writer James Walker Producer Adam Dolman Cinematographer John Radel Sound Designer James Bagley Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score (NO MUSIC) Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Scott Felix Williamson Duane Ryan Lappin John Jade Gatt © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by James Walker Synopsis In the aftermath of a horrific and unseen catastrophe in a busy office workplace, three survivors – Scott, Duane and John – find themselves trapped together in the janitor’s closet with nothing but a light bulb and their wits between them. Outside, a force of monstrous proportions threatens to rip them apart should they be discovered, but inside, tensions are high, tempers are at boiling point and Duane’s watch just keeps on tick, tick, ticking… A comedy about the horrors of office politics, Little Room asks the question: how much of a push would you really need to ‘go postal’? 2004 Digibeta Colour 25fps Dolby SR 6’00 Director James Walker Writer James Walker Producer Adam Dolman Cinematographer John Radel Sound Designer James Bagley Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Haig Stewart Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score (NO MUSIC) Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School Cast Scott Felix Williamson Duane Ryan Lappin John Jade Gatt http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Littleroom.mp4 Wed, 15 Mar 2006 16:51:31 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:06:35 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Rachel’s girlfriend, Kath, has finally moved in and Rachel has arranged the perfect weekend. Her plans start to unravel, however, when Kath’s ex calls… Cast Rachel Elena Carapetis Kath Amelia Best Deb Rosie Travers 2003 Video Colour 25fps 1:1.85 Dolby SR 8’30 Directors Andrew Soo Julie Kalceff Writer Julie Kalceff Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Tim Alewood Sound designer Michael McMenomy Sound recordists Dan Miau Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Amanda Barton Production designer Sharyn Fulton Music score Christopher O’Young Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2003. Directors - Andrew Soo, Julie Kalceff. Writer - Julie Kalceff Synopsis Rachel’s girlfriend, Kath, has finally moved in and Rachel has arranged the perfect weekend. Her plans start to unravel, however, when Kath’s ex calls… Cast Rachel Elena Carapetis Kath Amelia Best Deb Rosie Travers 2003 Video Colour 25fps 1:1.85 Dolby SR 8’30 Directors Andrew Soo Julie Kalceff Writer Julie Kalceff Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Tim Alewood Sound designer Michael McMenomy Sound recordists Dan Miau Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Amanda Barton Production designer Sharyn Fulton Music score Christopher O’Young Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Ex.mov Thu, 09 Mar 2006 10:34:00 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:08:20 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Crawlspace is a 3D animation exploring the cyclic nature of want and freedom from want, illustrated by one man’s journey from need to greed. 2004 35mm 1:1.85 Colour Dolby SR/SRD 8’00 Director Peter Sved Writer Peter Sved Producer Adam Dolman Animator Peter Sved Sound designer Derryn Pasquil Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Dave Cole Music score Tamara O’Brien Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Written and Directed by Peter Sved Synopsis Crawlspace is a 3D animation exploring the cyclic nature of want and freedom from want, illustrated by one man’s journey from need to greed. 2004 35mm 1:1.85 Colour Dolby SR/SRD 8’00 Director Peter Sved Writer Peter Sved Producer Adam Dolman Animator Peter Sved Sound designer Derryn Pasquil Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Dave Cole Music score Tamara O’Brien Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Crawlspace.mp4 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 18:00:00 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:08:38 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis A dark, surreal film following a young man on a collision course with his future. Cast Paul John Waters Executive Simon Maiden 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 7’30 Director Ben West Writer Michael Phelan Producer Matt Carter Cinematographer Nicola Daley Sound Designer James Bagley Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Tamara Meem Production Designer Kati Lehtonen Music Score Tamara O’Brien Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Director - Ben West. Writer - Michael Phelan Synopsis A dark, surreal film following a young man on a collision course with his future. Cast Paul John Waters Executive Simon Maiden 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 7’30 Director Ben West Writer Michael Phelan Producer Matt Carter Cinematographer Nicola Daley Sound Designer James Bagley Sound Recordist Lucas Bone Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Tamara Meem Production Designer Kati Lehtonen Music Score Tamara O’Brien Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Late%20Shift.mp4 Tue, 07 Mar 2006 18:00:00 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:08:34 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Rob wants his son, Ryan, to follow in his footsteps and become a professional rugby player. But when Ryan fails to make the school team, he is unable to face his father with the truth. He tells him that he is at training, whilst pursuing his genuine interests. The lie builds and Ryan struggles to maintain the façade. Tackle is about a crucial turning point in the relationship between a father and his teenage son. Cast Ryan Mark Piccle Rob Erik Thomson Susan Georgina Naidu 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SR 8’30 Director Beth Armstrong Writer Michael Lucas Producer Luke Eve Cinematographer Shing Fung Cheung Sound Designer Luke Mynott Sound Recordist Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Melanie Annan Production Designer Zoe Finch Music Score James Lee Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Director - Beth Armstrong. Writer - Michael Lucas Synopsis Rob wants his son, Ryan, to follow in his footsteps and become a professional rugby player. But when Ryan fails to make the school team, he is unable to face his father with the truth. He tells him that he is at training, whilst pursuing his genuine interests. The lie builds and Ryan struggles to maintain the façade. Tackle is about a crucial turning point in the relationship between a father and his teenage son. Cast Ryan Mark Piccle Rob Erik Thomson Susan Georgina Naidu 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SR 8’30 Director Beth Armstrong Writer Michael Lucas Producer Luke Eve Cinematographer Shing Fung Cheung Sound Designer Luke Mynott Sound Recordist Max Crawford Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Melanie Annan Production Designer Zoe Finch Music Score James Lee Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Tackle.mp4 Mon, 06 Mar 2006 18:00:00 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:08:13 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Eva Olivetti is a 23 year old hit woman whose latest job will be her toughest. She finds herself the victim of her venomous family when she discovers that her target is her manipulative mother. Cast Eva Gwynneth Price Sophie Tina Bursill Stella Megan Drury Nonna Arianthe Gallani Geoffrey John Sheerin Driver Dean O’Gorman 2003 Digibeta Colour Dolby SRD 25fps 7’30 Director Ema Mulholland Writer Justine Juel Gillmer Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Judd C Overton Sound designer Adrienne Alexander Sound recordist Will Sheridan Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Amanda Blunt Production designer David Ingram Music score Scott Cameron Production Company Australian Film Television & Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2003. Director - Ema Mulholland. Writer - Justine Juel Gillmer Synopsis Eva Olivetti is a 23 year old hit woman whose latest job will be her toughest. She finds herself the victim of her venomous family when she discovers that her target is her manipulative mother. Cast Eva Gwynneth Price Sophie Tina Bursill Stella Megan Drury Nonna Arianthe Gallani Geoffrey John Sheerin Driver Dean O’Gorman 2003 Digibeta Colour Dolby SRD 25fps 7’30 Director Ema Mulholland Writer Justine Juel Gillmer Producer Rosie Travers Cinematographer Judd C Overton Sound designer Adrienne Alexander Sound recordist Will Sheridan Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Amanda Blunt Production designer David Ingram Music score Scott Cameron Production Company Australian Film Television & Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/The%20Hit.mov Wed, 01 Mar 2006 10:34:00 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:07:40 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis The age-old struggle for understanding between generations is captured in this musical about finding the courage to be yourself. Cast Dennis Nick Simpson Deeks Ian Ross McGregor 2003 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 16’00 Director Adrian Wills Writer Adrian Wills Producer Paola Garofali Cinematographer Helen Carter Sound Designer Phil Jeffers Sound Recordists Daniel Miau Tull Kidron Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Andrew Soo Production Designer Sharyn Fulton Music Score Scott Cameron Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2003. Written and Directed by Adrian Wills Synopsis The age-old struggle for understanding between generations is captured in this musical about finding the courage to be yourself. Cast Dennis Nick Simpson Deeks Ian Ross McGregor 2003 35mm Colour 1:1.85 24fps Dolby SR/SRD 16’00 Director Adrian Wills Writer Adrian Wills Producer Paola Garofali Cinematographer Helen Carter Sound Designer Phil Jeffers Sound Recordists Daniel Miau Tull Kidron Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Andrew Soo Production Designer Sharyn Fulton Music Score Scott Cameron Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/A%20Simple%20Song.mov Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:34:24 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:16:20 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Ern, council worker and hopeless romantic, tries to negotiate his way around the obstacles of modern dating. Cast Ern Travis Cotton Cathy Ana Maria Belo Monique Mary Docker 2003 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SR 6’00 Director Alister Grierson Writer Will Temple Producer Andrew Gregory Cinematographer Gareth Tillson Sound Designer Derryn Pasquill Megan Wedge Sound Recordist Dan Miau Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Animator Sejong Park Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Christopher O’Young Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2003. Director - Alister Grierson. Writer - Will Temple Synopsis Ern, council worker and hopeless romantic, tries to negotiate his way around the obstacles of modern dating. Cast Ern Travis Cotton Cathy Ana Maria Belo Monique Mary Docker 2003 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SR 6’00 Director Alister Grierson Writer Will Temple Producer Andrew Gregory Cinematographer Gareth Tillson Sound Designer Derryn Pasquill Megan Wedge Sound Recordist Dan Miau Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Animator Sejong Park Editor Adrian Rostirolla Production Designer Ross Perkin Music Score Christopher O’Young Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Loves%20Labourer.mov Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:34:24 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:06:04 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis Painless explores sibling rivalry within the context of the grand curative ambitions of modern medicine. George, a humble nurse, wants to become a miracle worker but, like Dr Faustus, he makes a deal with his own Mephistopheles and deludes himself that an act of pride and selfishness has indeed resulted in a cure for the incurable. 2003 35mm Colour 24fps 1.85 Dolby SRD 12’00 Director Rupert Glasson Writer Matthew Hawkins Producer Tim Kriebig Cinematographer Peter Holland Sound designers Jasmine Guffond Michael McMenomy Sound recordist Daniel Miau Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Rani Chaleyer Production designer Sophie Nash Music score Caitlin Yeo Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2003. Director - Rupert Glasson. Writer - Matthew Hawkins Synopsis Painless explores sibling rivalry within the context of the grand curative ambitions of modern medicine. George, a humble nurse, wants to become a miracle worker but, like Dr Faustus, he makes a deal with his own Mephistopheles and deludes himself that an act of pride and selfishness has indeed resulted in a cure for the incurable. 2003 35mm Colour 24fps 1.85 Dolby SRD 12’00 Director Rupert Glasson Writer Matthew Hawkins Producer Tim Kriebig Cinematographer Peter Holland Sound designers Jasmine Guffond Michael McMenomy Sound recordist Daniel Miau Tull Kidron Sound mixer Chris McKeith Editor Rani Chaleyer Production designer Sophie Nash Music score Caitlin Yeo Production company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Painless.mov Wed, 15 Feb 2006 10:34:24 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:12:04 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV AFTRS Synopsis 15 year old Tanya is threatened by her mother Lorraine’s impending marriage. When Lorraine’s fiancé, Warren, arrives for the weekend, Tanya’s anger, burgeoning sexuality and adolescent romanticism threaten to destroy her mother’s happiness. Cast Tanya Jessica Tovey Lorraine Ruth Hessey Warren Allan David Lee 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 7’30 Director Tahnee McGuire Writer Jedda Bradley Producer Nicholas Price Cinematographer David Hawkins Sound Designer Sasha Zastavnikovic Sound Recordist Stevan Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Christopher Mill Production Designer Dennon Pike Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School © Australian Film TV and Radio School 2004. Director - Tahnee McGuire. Writer - Jedda Bradley Synopsis 15 year old Tanya is threatened by her mother Lorraine’s impending marriage. When Lorraine’s fiancé, Warren, arrives for the weekend, Tanya’s anger, burgeoning sexuality and adolescent romanticism threaten to destroy her mother’s happiness. Cast Tanya Jessica Tovey Lorraine Ruth Hessey Warren Allan David Lee 2004 Digibeta Colour 16:9 25fps Dolby SRD 7’30 Director Tahnee McGuire Writer Jedda Bradley Producer Nicholas Price Cinematographer David Hawkins Sound Designer Sasha Zastavnikovic Sound Recordist Stevan Bae Sound Mixer Chris McKeith Editor Christopher Mill Production Designer Dennon Pike Music Score Craig Ross Production Company Australian Film Television and Radio School http://www.lamp.edu.au/videopodcast/Bridesmaid.mp4 Fri, 10 Feb 2006 18:00:51 +1100 Movies & Television no 00:07:49 Films, shorts, drama, tv, digital media, comedy, documentary, filmmaking, Sydney, Screen Composition, Student, MA, Graduate Diploma, 35mm, Digibeta, DV