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Charlie Hill-Smith talks about Motorkite Dreaming and how once he made a deal with Red Bull Media House for international distribution more local funding outfits like Screen Australia have come to the party for the editing phase of his ground breaking production.

Famed Australian director Gillian Armstrong dropped into the 3CR studios to talk about her career and her latest film about Orr-Kelly - The Women He Has Undressed.

Gillian Armstrong talks about her films particularly her new film The Women He's Undressed

Sarah Hickey, filmmaker, will walk 800km from Melbourne to Adelaide searching for film locations; Veronica Bolzon, Dungog Festival Director, tells us how a country centre builts the successful Dungog short film festival.

RMIT Lecturer Liam Ward talks early Russian AGITKI! films & how they influenced film making for all time. The event talked about in this program was on June 30th, 2015.

Mel Barnes talks about the upcoming feature Jobs for Women  

Radiothon show with snippets from past shows. To donate go to www.3cr.org.au/donate

Eddie Tamir talks about how the Lido will support Australian film.

Showreel gets the good oil on how a person gets on Channel 31. Charby Ibrahim explains how a person with no TV experience gets a four episode series on community TV.

Partisan, shot in Australia and Georgia, starring Vincent Cassel the first feature for Australian director Areil Kleiman is making waves.

Penny Smallacombe from Screen Australia talks Indigenous Funding Initatives - Indigenous Producer Initative and Indigenous Documentary Feature Initative.

A chat with web site Cinema Australia's creator Matthew Eels.

Today's program looks at two new Australian releases Sunday, which is being released on multi platforms on the same day in an Australian first & Touch which was shot with a minimal crew but wowed the Sydney Fim Festival audience when it screened there in 2014. Both films are being shown in an Australian focused programme at the Palace Classic in Melbourne May, 2015.

A chat with Best Emerging Best Talent Tilda Cobham-Hervey about One Eyed Girl and other projects; Paul Harris talks about the St Kilda Film Festival sister relationship with Palm Springs International ShortFest.

Frackman, this Australian film chronicles Dayne Pratzky's fight against Coal Seam Gas. It is a call to arms to all ordinary Australians. Director of Frackman Richard Todd talks about the making of Frackman.

Actors Brenton Foale & Ruth Richards talk about their new feature Deal from script to shoot.

Jeremy Ervine director of Fade to Black talks about making this film which documents the last months of Peter Short's life and his fight to change the law around assisted death for the terminally ill.

Rachel Kirby relates her experience of Cert 111 film making at Open Channel from the beginning to her final victory - a finished product.

The Dalfram Incident 1938 documents the heroic struggle to stop pig iron being send to Japan just before World War 11 and during Japanese incursions into China. This is one of the documentaries that Why Documentaries has made honouring the history of the working class.

David Bradbury talks about his film Waging Peace documenting the 2014 Peace Convergence in Canberra.

Great series of Feminist films at Counihan Gallery in Brunswick to celebrate IWD.

Helen Iles' latest documentary in the living in the future series about sustainable living. This concentrates on the interpersonal aspects of community sustainability.

Sue Marriott from the MEAA talks about the outsourcing of the TV coverage of the ICC World Cup Cricket which has left local techs out in the cold.

Ivan Hexter has been a camera man for over thirty years. He talks about his start and progress through the commercial industry to his more personal projects.

Kiah Roache-Turner director of Wyrmwood - the zombie movie that piqued the interest of StudioCanal - talks about making the film and the next project.