Links
Campfire does not necessarily endorse the views held by any of the following groups or individuals, but offers these links to promote the connection between films and faith.
- Mike Rubbo - The Helpful Eye
posted on Friday 06th of February 2009 
This man is still flat-out changing the world. Mike Rubbo was born in Melbourne, so automatically he must be a decent bloke ;) Having spent much of his filmmaking career in Canada, he returned to Australia to remind the country of the power of filmmaking, and of documentaries in particular. Three cheers for a filmmaking social-activist-foot-soldier. This is his web home.
- Destination Film Festival
posted on Friday 01st of February 2008 
"3 afternoons of film + talk". This site is also a kind of what Megan’s up to – Megan Spencer, that is. You know – SBS’s Movieshow host, JJJ film guru, gritty documentary filmmaker etc etc. Fresh from her time with the Revelation International Film Festival in WA, Megan is a proud and passionate advocate of Australian film, and has a particular love of docos as do we. Megan has her finger on the pulse, so this will be a space to watch.
- Third take
posted on Saturday 16th of June 2007 
A short film competition on the theme of “searching”. Here is a festival interested in short films that centre around faith, spirituality and religion, so we commend it to you! There are also a few differences: Third Take has prize money, a full-size cinema screening night at ACMI (Federation Square, Melbourne), and it's organised by the Uniting Church of Australia. Campfire is fiercely independent. Entries close June 29.
- Fitzroy shorts
posted on Saturday 16th of June 2007 
Director Thomas Baricevic, short film ace, has been campfire-friendly since we started. Fitzroy Shorts runs short films in a warm and casual environment. (updated) Now on the first Tuesday of every month at the Panama Club, 3rd floor, 321 Smith St, Fitzroy (Melbourne).
