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WHO'S WHO ON THE CREW: A GUIDE TO ROLES ON A FILM SET
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Sat 22 Apr 10:00 AM
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O Block Theatre
100 Percent
General Admission
180 Mins
April
Following on from the success of last year’s Who's Who On The Crew session, Screenworks again present a fascinating insight into the unique roles on film sets.
This session will uncover what skills you might have that are transferable to film work, even if you don't consider yourself a filmmaker, and what sort of opportunities might be available to work on film productions.
Screenworks will bring successful and highly credited film industry professionals to Coffs Harbour to speak about their own career trajectories and how their specific departments work. Our speakers have an impressive list of credits on block-buster feature films and much loved Australian content.
Each speaker will talk through their role, how they started out and what skills you need to build a successful career.
This free panel will be of particular interest to anyone interested in breaking into the screen industry, and is fully subsidised thanks to Netflix and NSW Department of Training as part of the Regional Crew Development program.
Meet the panel:
Anna Gray
Anna is a highly accomplished make-up and hair artist - with a career spanning 35 years and having worked on over 20 features and many TV series, including The Water Diviner, Seriously Red, The Wolverine, Wolf Creek, The Invisible Man, and I, Frankenstein.
Mel Dykes
Now retired, Mel worked in costuming for over 42 years in the film and music industries, having travelled the world with acts like Pink, Tina Turner, and Madonna, and worked on a number of Australian and international films such as Aquaman, 3000 Years of Longing, and Mad Max: Fury Road.
Ryan Dein
Ryan Dein has worked in a variety of roles on film sets for the last 15 years, mainly in the lighting department in positions such as Gaffer, Best Boy and Senior, first beginning as the local labourer. Ryan has worked on films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Elvis, and Aquaman.
Julie Byrne
Starting out in the Visual Arts, Community Broadcast Television and making short films, Julie has gone on to work as a line producer, production manager, and producer of feature films, television and online content. Her credits include The Survival of Kindness, The Babadook, Charlie's Country, online content for RackaRacka, and the TV Series Gold.
This session will uncover what skills you might have that are transferable to film work, even if you don't consider yourself a filmmaker, and what sort of opportunities might be available to work on film productions.
Screenworks will bring successful and highly credited film industry professionals to Coffs Harbour to speak about their own career trajectories and how their specific departments work. Our speakers have an impressive list of credits on block-buster feature films and much loved Australian content.
Each speaker will talk through their role, how they started out and what skills you need to build a successful career.
This free panel will be of particular interest to anyone interested in breaking into the screen industry, and is fully subsidised thanks to Netflix and NSW Department of Training as part of the Regional Crew Development program.
Meet the panel:
Anna Gray
Anna is a highly accomplished make-up and hair artist - with a career spanning 35 years and having worked on over 20 features and many TV series, including The Water Diviner, Seriously Red, The Wolverine, Wolf Creek, The Invisible Man, and I, Frankenstein.
Mel Dykes
Now retired, Mel worked in costuming for over 42 years in the film and music industries, having travelled the world with acts like Pink, Tina Turner, and Madonna, and worked on a number of Australian and international films such as Aquaman, 3000 Years of Longing, and Mad Max: Fury Road.
Ryan Dein
Ryan Dein has worked in a variety of roles on film sets for the last 15 years, mainly in the lighting department in positions such as Gaffer, Best Boy and Senior, first beginning as the local labourer. Ryan has worked on films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Elvis, and Aquaman.
Julie Byrne
Starting out in the Visual Arts, Community Broadcast Television and making short films, Julie has gone on to work as a line producer, production manager, and producer of feature films, television and online content. Her credits include The Survival of Kindness, The Babadook, Charlie's Country, online content for RackaRacka, and the TV Series Gold.
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