Film & TV Institute - at Interact 2004
Tue, 25 May 2004, 12:57 pmMelz1 post in thread
Film & TV Institute - at Interact 2004
Tue, 25 May 2004, 12:57 pmThe Film & Television Instute of WA presenting at this years ITA Interact 2004.
Is there a film industry in Western Australia? An animation industry? A Computer Games Industry? If so, how can you get involved? What skills from the Theatre realm are transferrable to these other mediums? Graeme Watson will discuss what it takes to be successful in these areas as a performer or a practicioner, while providing an overview of the West Australian Screen Industry and the role that the Film and Television Institute plays in helping emerging early career film makers.
Graeme Watson studied at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Murdoch University. As a performer he has appeared in stage productions, television comercials, short films and promotional videos. In 1998 Graeme produced the debut performance of the successful stage play Degree Absolute in conjunction with Bedlam Theatre Company, a production which gained national attention. Joining the Film and Television Institute in 2002 as a full time staff member allowed Graeme to combine his experience in the arts sector with his knowledge of training and professional development. As FTIÂ’s Registrar he is involved in the development and delivery of training programs that match the changing needs of the West Australian Screen Industry.
The Film & Television Institute is the premier professional development centre for independent screen production & events in Western Australia. It provides an alternative pathway to the film and television industry through education, exhibition, equipment and production resources and is supported by its membership, corporate partners, ScreenWest and the Australian Film Commission.
For more information on Interact 2004 held at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre on the Foundation Day Long Weekend - June 5th, 6th and 7th.
Contact Melanie on the below details.
Melanie DeCull
Publicity Coordinator
Independent Theatre Association of WA
Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street
West Perth WA 6005
Mobile: 0419 858 938
Email: melaniedecull@bigpond.com
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Is there a film industry in Western Australia? An animation industry? A Computer Games Industry? If so, how can you get involved? What skills from the Theatre realm are transferrable to these other mediums? Graeme Watson will discuss what it takes to be successful in these areas as a performer or a practicioner, while providing an overview of the West Australian Screen Industry and the role that the Film and Television Institute plays in helping emerging early career film makers.
Graeme Watson studied at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Murdoch University. As a performer he has appeared in stage productions, television comercials, short films and promotional videos. In 1998 Graeme produced the debut performance of the successful stage play Degree Absolute in conjunction with Bedlam Theatre Company, a production which gained national attention. Joining the Film and Television Institute in 2002 as a full time staff member allowed Graeme to combine his experience in the arts sector with his knowledge of training and professional development. As FTIÂ’s Registrar he is involved in the development and delivery of training programs that match the changing needs of the West Australian Screen Industry.
The Film & Television Institute is the premier professional development centre for independent screen production & events in Western Australia. It provides an alternative pathway to the film and television industry through education, exhibition, equipment and production resources and is supported by its membership, corporate partners, ScreenWest and the Australian Film Commission.
For more information on Interact 2004 held at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre on the Foundation Day Long Weekend - June 5th, 6th and 7th.
Contact Melanie on the below details.
Melanie DeCull
Publicity Coordinator
Independent Theatre Association of WA
Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street
West Perth WA 6005
Mobile: 0419 858 938
Email: melaniedecull@bigpond.com
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MelzTue, 25 May 2004, 12:57 pm
The Film & Television Instute of WA presenting at this years ITA Interact 2004.
Is there a film industry in Western Australia? An animation industry? A Computer Games Industry? If so, how can you get involved? What skills from the Theatre realm are transferrable to these other mediums? Graeme Watson will discuss what it takes to be successful in these areas as a performer or a practicioner, while providing an overview of the West Australian Screen Industry and the role that the Film and Television Institute plays in helping emerging early career film makers.
Graeme Watson studied at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Murdoch University. As a performer he has appeared in stage productions, television comercials, short films and promotional videos. In 1998 Graeme produced the debut performance of the successful stage play Degree Absolute in conjunction with Bedlam Theatre Company, a production which gained national attention. Joining the Film and Television Institute in 2002 as a full time staff member allowed Graeme to combine his experience in the arts sector with his knowledge of training and professional development. As FTIÂ’s Registrar he is involved in the development and delivery of training programs that match the changing needs of the West Australian Screen Industry.
The Film & Television Institute is the premier professional development centre for independent screen production & events in Western Australia. It provides an alternative pathway to the film and television industry through education, exhibition, equipment and production resources and is supported by its membership, corporate partners, ScreenWest and the Australian Film Commission.
For more information on Interact 2004 held at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre on the Foundation Day Long Weekend - June 5th, 6th and 7th.
Contact Melanie on the below details.
Melanie DeCull
Publicity Coordinator
Independent Theatre Association of WA
Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street
West Perth WA 6005
Mobile: 0419 858 938
Email: melaniedecull@bigpond.com
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Is there a film industry in Western Australia? An animation industry? A Computer Games Industry? If so, how can you get involved? What skills from the Theatre realm are transferrable to these other mediums? Graeme Watson will discuss what it takes to be successful in these areas as a performer or a practicioner, while providing an overview of the West Australian Screen Industry and the role that the Film and Television Institute plays in helping emerging early career film makers.
Graeme Watson studied at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts and Murdoch University. As a performer he has appeared in stage productions, television comercials, short films and promotional videos. In 1998 Graeme produced the debut performance of the successful stage play Degree Absolute in conjunction with Bedlam Theatre Company, a production which gained national attention. Joining the Film and Television Institute in 2002 as a full time staff member allowed Graeme to combine his experience in the arts sector with his knowledge of training and professional development. As FTIÂ’s Registrar he is involved in the development and delivery of training programs that match the changing needs of the West Australian Screen Industry.
The Film & Television Institute is the premier professional development centre for independent screen production & events in Western Australia. It provides an alternative pathway to the film and television industry through education, exhibition, equipment and production resources and is supported by its membership, corporate partners, ScreenWest and the Australian Film Commission.
For more information on Interact 2004 held at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre on the Foundation Day Long Weekend - June 5th, 6th and 7th.
Contact Melanie on the below details.
Melanie DeCull
Publicity Coordinator
Independent Theatre Association of WA
Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street
West Perth WA 6005
Mobile: 0419 858 938
Email: melaniedecull@bigpond.com
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