8 June 2013
The Brisbane Emerging Art Festival will host the innaugural BEAF FILM Screening. BEAF FILM seeks to define Brisbane’s local emerging film culture by showcasing a curated program of short films and documentaries from recent graduates of QUT and Griffith Film Schools alongside local film makers.
BEAF FILM was presented in the main performance space of Brisbane Emerging Art Festival and was curated by Matt Grehan
4 June 2013
Film Synopsis
Stephanie dreads moving to the country with her father, and even more when she meets her new neighbour, Jacob, who fights giants in the forest. Stephanie tries to stay out of Jacob’s childish games but she may well find out that Jacob’s imaginary giants may be more real than she realises.
Key Credits
Director : Janelle Rayner and Simon Toy
Writer : Lucas Miller
Producer : Matt Grehan
Cinematographer : Lucas Tomoana
Production Design : Rhianna Malezer
Editor and Sound : Simon Toy
Original Score : Peter Speirig
Starring : Jayden Caulfield, Grace Sinclair and Mungo McKay
Giant Make-Up FX : Steve Boyle
Jacob Fights Giants will screen in BEAF FILM : Head in the Clouds, short film session.
2 June 2013
Art of Fighting Trailer from Lume on Vimeo.
Produced by Silver Screen Pictures
Art of fighting will featuring in BEAF FILM : Head in the Clouds, short film session
15 May 2013
A melancholy boy attends his estranged Father’s wedding to a large Latina woman aboard a small and cramped boat on a shark infested sea.
Key Credits:
A short film by Simon Cottee
Story by Jack Vening.
Sound FX by Dan Brumm
Score by Jean-Baptiste Guignard
15 May 2013
On a lonely alien planet shrouded in mystery, an ominous beast guards a powerful treasure. One day he receives an unexpected guest - A seemingly innocent girl crash lands on his world. The two will forge an unusual friendship, and teach one another that looks can indeed be deceiving.
Key Credits
Adam Behr - Narrator
Co-Directors - Jordan Higgins, Christoffer Klungerbo and Ryan Zujic
Sound Design - Martin Alternes
Composer - Stian Obehi Ihasee
15 May 2013
Jennifer Embelton is an emerging video artist and filmmaker from Brisbane, Australia.
She is currently completing a BFA in Film, Television and New Media at Queensland University of Technology. Her work attempts to explore and challenge ideals of beauty and normality both in film style and in subject matter through an exploitation of digital video, 35mm film and stock footage.
Her works are concerned with challenging narrative expectations by reconstructing the aesthetics of her work to engage in a dialogue with the viewer. Her images can exist in isolation, but when viewed together they provoke a contrast between everyday themes of normality, banality, beauty and destruction.
Image: Video Still from the work Bicycle Thieves (2013). Music: The Naked Maja.
Website
15 May 2013
Martha Poggioli works across a variety of disciplines with the aim to explore, document and enhance the human experience. She is currently concerned with the notion that garments could be considered our temporary or permanent houses, thus questioning the various value systems individuals and communities place on their possessions.
Hollow Landscape (part two) is the continuation of her 2012 BEAF work Hollow Landscape in which deconstructed blue garments were re-processed into a canopy-like installation. Now presented at BEAF 2013 in the format of digital video, the objects re-processed once more, become even more obscured to become plains of infinite possible arrangement. Martha has collaborated with Brisbane-based musician Sad Glint to produce the soundscape for the video work.
6 May 2013
Noelia Ramon is a spanish journalist, specialised in TV, film and photography, with more than 14 years of experience. She has worked as a Tv News journalist in different National mass media and channels in Spain and Europe during 10 years and, at the same time, she also had her own business in Europe based on: documentaries/features, communication campaigns for different institutions and companies, web design and digital journalism.
Now, she lives in Australia permanently and she has her own business again: Telling Life. What she does is specially telling stories through video and photography (corporate, cultural, social, dance/sports, video profiles, timelapse photography…) and she also has been developing a career in dance and artistic photography in the last few years. Actually, she was one of the 8 photographers who assisted to a professional dance photography workshop in New York, last April.
She says that when she’s filming or taking photos, she feels that she’s flying and time stops. She doesn’t understand life without pictures, without video or without telling stories… These are her passions and they live with her. She’s a ‘story-teller of life’, and because of that, she tells stories from the heart.
Websites:
www.noelia-ramon.com
www.tellinglifeproductions.com
www.tellinglifephotography.com
Facebook page: facebook.com/TellingLife
Vimeo: Vimeo.com/TellingLife
Linkedin: Linkedin.com/in/noeliaramon
Twitter: Twitter.com/TellingLife
1 May 2013
A couple, Chris and Sarah, narrowly escape a zombie attack. Taking refuge in a warehouse they are trapped but safe — until they realise Sarah has been bitten. With Chris helpless to save her we learn just what brought them together in the first place, and what might come next…
Key Credits
Actors: Ron Seeto & Kristi Gilligan
Written, Directed and Produced By Tim Goodwin & Pearce Hoskinson
Director of Photography - Dean Hilton
Edited By: Pearce Hoskinson
Composer: Todd Ross
Sound Design: Thomas Fairchild