Our industry judges have chosen the seven films that will be screened at this year’s festival. The finalist films will be in competition for the Best Film award worth AU$8000 (including AU$1000 cash). The judges were: director, historian, and long-standing member of the Australian film industry Martha Ansara and documentary producer and director Rod Freedman.
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Our panel of industry judges has chosen the nine films that will be screened at this year’s festival. The finalist films will be in competition for the Best Film award worth AU$9500 (including AU$1000 cash). The judges were: director and long-standing member of the Australian film industry Martha Ansara, director and editor Lucas Bradley, Variety magazine film critic Russell Edwards, and sound mixer and designer John Hresc.
After eight years in the game, NAFA’s Show-Fest short film festival is now a smoothly run and hopefully enjoyable event.
This is the perfect time for audience feedback. Don’t keep your feedback to yourself, tell it like it is!
Show-Fest is on Wed, 3 August. Here’s a slideshow of last year’s festival…
Our panel of industry judges has chosen the seven films that will be screened at this year’s festival. The finalist films will be in competition for the Best Film award worth AU$9500 (including AU$1000 cash).
The judges were: director and long-standing member of the Australian film industry Martha Ansara, director and editor Lucas Bradley, and the producers of The Tunnel Enzo Tedeschi & Julian Harvey.
Slovenian filmmaker Miha Knific became the first international winner of the Show-Fest Best Film award in August last year. He is currently in Australia to shoot a segment of his feature project Vztrajanje (Perseverance). Miha will be speaking about navigating the international film festival circuit.