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The Setting Sun Short Film Festival is in it's 4th year. Still showcasing the films and filmmakers from the West of Melbourne. Now broadening it's horizions to the world. The Setting Sun Short Film Festival with Festival Director Anna Bourozikas.

Luke Eve has produced a stunning feature that takes you on the roller coaster ride of someone's first episode of bipolar anxiety attack. Check this important piece of work on 9 on demand.

Zach's Ceremony takes you into the mind of a young Aboriginal boy leading to his initiation ceremony into manhood.

Liam Ward's Doctorate was about the Chinese furniture workers in Melbourne in the 1880's. He has made a film which explores not only a hidden history, racism and a fight back but how a overtly political film can engage a contemporary audience

OzFlix is a new site devoted to Australian film. Co-founder, filmmaker and producer Ron V. Brown talks about the objective to hold a stable of all Australian films available for a minimal fee across the world.

The Family written and directed by Rosie Jones is a compelling documentary about a Melbourne Cult which still has followers that dispute the terrible outcomes for many of members.

In Chris Sferrazza's first expedition into long form filmmaking with Beast he won FlickerFest. The victory has made him eligible to submit an entry to the 2018 Academy Awards. Sferrazza’s plans to use his win to explore not just feature film opportunities but also how to turn Beast into a TV series for an outlet like Netflix.  

Trevor Brown is in the middle of documenting homelessness in Australia. This mature aged student discovered filmmaking was where he should be and the subject of his latest project is not only close to his heart but offers a feast of filmic opportunities.

South Australian short Smashed has been selected for the youth section of the Berlin International Film Festival. We speak to creative producer Michael Clarkin about how Smashed got there and the life of a film producer with their eye on interntional success.

Director/ Filmmaker Rohan Spong explores the lives of three New York Artists living a tthe icon Artist Colony Westbeth in this look at Age & Art.

The Refugee Council of Australia has been auspicing a programme of films leading up to June Refugee Week film festival. Learn more about these fantasic films and where to see them.

A Drive-in on top of a carpark in Docklands with panaramic views of the city, two screens and new releases program? Yeah Backlot Studios is branching out this summer with a must do experience. Spoke to Tony Laniro about the idea now reality Backlot Drive-in at Docklands.

Great opportunity to check out how people are getting their work out there using the net. Stephanie Zalakos gives the dope on Tongue TV online TV station and co creators Georgia Woodward and Joshua Lundberg from Hustle Productions talk about their web series A Shared House that lives on YouTube waiting for you to tune in.

Made in Melbourne film festival is in it's 8th year and is bigger and better than ever. MIM goes from Dec 6 - 11 with screenings at AMCI, COMO, Backlot and the Loop Bar with 5 Features, Shorts and web series at your figure tips. We speak with Ivan Malekin, the Festival Director and the Director/Writer/ Producer ofInnuendo Saara Lamberg.

Graduate film makers from Swimburne come in to talk about their work and the upcoming Graduate screening.

Writer, producer and actor Philip McKechnie proves why having Channel 31 is so important for honing the skills of local media talent. In Censlus, showing on Channel 31 Friday Nov 25th at 7pm, McKechnie deftly reveals the comic side to the Census 2016 computer crash - the crash that had to happen. Tune in to hear how a succesful comic series grows and gets to air.

The sleepy NSW town of Dungog transformed for a third time now into a festival venue which includes the Dungog Short Film Festival with prizes across 5 categories worth $30,000. Supported by private and public groups this is an event which is putting Dungog on the international map.

The first ever Drone Film Festival Australia and New Zealand began its Australia wide screenings at ACMI on Thursday 3, 2016. Drones can have quite a negative feeling to them but this festival shows how this technology can take you to filmic places never been before.

Kythera Mon Amour is an ode to the Greeek Island Kythera. In James Pineas' film we learn about the island and its connection to Australia but also what the meaning of Homeland.

When Ros Horin decided she wanted to do a theatre piece around recovery from sexual abuse she found a group of African Ladies in Sydney who wanted to join the project. A project that became a film.

Boys in the Trees writer/ director Nicholas Verso came to chat about his magical, rite of passage film set at Holloween.

Tunnel Vision is the documentary that follows the battle to stop the East West Link. This successful community campaign was ground breaking in the push for community say in the environments we live in. We speak to Filmmaker Ivan Hexter and Producer Bessie Byrne as the film was going into the recent Environmental Film Festival.www.facebook.com/tunnelvisiondoco​link to the trailer

We chat with director Sotiris Dounoukos about his sobering true life crime film set in Canberra Joe Cinque's Consolation.

FanForce is a internet film distribution platform which is opening the door to Australian Films to Australian audiences.

Electric Shorts is a night of truly independent short films inspired and paid for by the filmmakers themselves. Electric Shorts 2016 is showing September 28th for one night only at the Loop Bar Melbourne during the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2016.