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Wellington Short Film Events

Screen Innovation Network Digest
Special Announcement - Wellington Short Film Events

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SHORTFUSE HITS WELLINGTON

The Moving Image Centre is bringing their Shortfuse program to Wellington for the first time. The format of the evening will be similar to Auckland with a short film screening followed by a VJ session afterwards. The VJ session will take place in the bar area of the Archive's Mediaplex (cnr of Taranaki and Ghuznee Streets).

The short films will be based primarily on the program from Auckland with additions of more local Welly content to enable local directors to talk about their work.

When and Where: The initial launch will be on the 14th September at 8:15pm at the Film Archives Mediaplex

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WRITING OUTSTANDING SHORTS


Script-toScreen is bringing their successful "Writer's Room" event to Wellington. Filmmakers Taika Waititi (Two Cars, One Night, Tama Tu), Zia Mandviwalla (Eating Sausage) and Veialu Aila-Unsworth (Blue Willow)will speak about their filmmaking processes and experiences. The event will be MC'd by Te Radar.

When and Where: Tuesday, 19th of September, 6pm, Katipo Cafe, 76 Willis Street, Wellington ($5 donation at the door)

No bookings are required for this public event.


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