Tag: Australia

Kate Masters must decide between her faith and her life.
CAUTION:
Campfire advises that many images in the following program depict human distress and suffering and recommends viewing only by persons over the age of 15.Director's Awards:
2009 Sugashak • Best Music Video, Australian Video Producers Association
2008 Framed • Best Female Actress, Ignite Film Festival
2007 Dark • Best Original Music, Geelong Shoot Out
2006 Damien • Best Short Film, Australian Video Producers Association
2006 Damien • Best Drama, 15/15 Film Festival
2005 Speed Dating 101 • Honorary Award: Best Casting, 15/15 Film Festival
2004 Ben's Big Break • Best Use of Quote, 15/15 Film Festival
2004 Grace • Best Film, Godspeak Film Festival
2003 Stephen • Best Film, Godspeak Film Festival
Bob Randall, a Yankunytjatjara elder and traditional owner of Uluru (Ayer's Rock), explains how the connectedness of every living thing to every other living thing is not just an idea but a way of living. This way includes all beings as part of a vast family and calls us to be responsible for this family and care for the land with unconditional love and responsibility.

Abstinence makes the heart grow fonder, or does it?
Jaclyn Hewer's filmography:
Bitter Art (2008) – Feature Film | Production Manager/Production Coordinator
Sickly Sweet (2007) – Short Film | Director | Awarded at Well-Tanned Comedy Festival
The Department of Nothing (2006) – Short Film | 2nd Assistant Director
Jo and Margo (2004) – Short Film | Director
Soul Space Studios is a group of artists working to share the message of peace by developing spiritually conscious media projects.
The Nobel Peace Prize Winners Series which starts with H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama is our current major endeavour. We are developing a mini-documentary/interstitial series of thirteen, one-minute musical animated biographies of Nobel Peace Prize Winner for the teenage to adult television market. The series will pay tribute to the honourable work of Nobel Peace Prize Winners for their and humanity while promoting universal tolerance, social dialogue.

400 people set out on a boat. Only 7 made it to Australia. Amal Basry was one of them
The feature-length version of Hope to date has received the following awards:
• ATOM Awards 2008: Winner Best Documentary – Social and Political Issues
• Australian Directors Guild Awards 2008: Finalist Best Feature Documentary
• HREOC Human Rights Awards 2008: Finalist ‘Television’ category
A journey through a small Australian town reflects another through the virtual territory of travel blogs.
Katy Morrison's major production at VCA School of Film & TV is Second Lives, which premiered at ACMI cinema, Federation Square, December 4 2008. Shortlisted 2009
