New seasons of TikTok series The Formal and YouTube’s Australia’s Best Street Racer are among the six projects to share in more than $920,000 from Screen Australia’s Online Fund.
There is also Facebook/YouTube comedy Counter Girls, which is a spin-off of hit series Rostered On, TikTok vertical series Krystal Klairvoyant, as well as satire Clockwork and therapy exploration It’s Fine I’m Fine, both of which are for Facebook.
Screen Australia’s senior online investment manager Lee Naimo said it was pleasing to see online creators working hard to identify and then hook in their audiences with great characters and storylines.
“We can see great examples of this with new seasons of 2 Street 2 Racer and The Formal which both connected with viewers on YouTube and TikTok respectively,” he said.
‘The Formal’
The funded projects are:
2 Street 2 Racer: A second series of Australia’s Best Street Racer...
There is also Facebook/YouTube comedy Counter Girls, which is a spin-off of hit series Rostered On, TikTok vertical series Krystal Klairvoyant, as well as satire Clockwork and therapy exploration It’s Fine I’m Fine, both of which are for Facebook.
Screen Australia’s senior online investment manager Lee Naimo said it was pleasing to see online creators working hard to identify and then hook in their audiences with great characters and storylines.
“We can see great examples of this with new seasons of 2 Street 2 Racer and The Formal which both connected with viewers on YouTube and TikTok respectively,” he said.
‘The Formal’
The funded projects are:
2 Street 2 Racer: A second series of Australia’s Best Street Racer...
- 8/31/2021
- by Sean Slatter
- IF.com.au
Audiences at this month’s Flickerfest will be treated to a taste of an upcoming feature from director Jasmin Tarasin and writer John Collee.
Proof-of-concept short film The Story of Lee Ping provides a snapshot of the world that will be featured in Tarasin’s upcoming feature debut, which is based on novel ‘The Burial’ by Courtney Collins.
Set in the rural backlots of 1920s Australia, the 14-minute drama follows a young Chinese woman (Jillian Nguyen) who is imprisoned as an erotic dancer.
As she plots her freedom, Lee meets Jack (Mark Coles Smith), an Aboriginal farmhand who changes her perspective.
The film was produced by Lucy Maclaren and Jo McNulty-Clark, with Stephen Vineberg, Deanne Weir and Oliver Lawrance serving as executive producers.
Tarasin said she was inspired to tell the back stories of two minor characters from what will become the feature as they explored similar themes to the main story.
Proof-of-concept short film The Story of Lee Ping provides a snapshot of the world that will be featured in Tarasin’s upcoming feature debut, which is based on novel ‘The Burial’ by Courtney Collins.
Set in the rural backlots of 1920s Australia, the 14-minute drama follows a young Chinese woman (Jillian Nguyen) who is imprisoned as an erotic dancer.
As she plots her freedom, Lee meets Jack (Mark Coles Smith), an Aboriginal farmhand who changes her perspective.
The film was produced by Lucy Maclaren and Jo McNulty-Clark, with Stephen Vineberg, Deanne Weir and Oliver Lawrance serving as executive producers.
Tarasin said she was inspired to tell the back stories of two minor characters from what will become the feature as they explored similar themes to the main story.
- 1/19/2021
- by Sean Slatter
- IF.com.au
Lance Kelleher..
After years working in the Us and Europe, director Lance Kelleher is returning to Australia, signing to Photoplay for representation in Anz and Asia..
Kelleher began his career in New Zealand as a news and documentary editor and filmmaker, before directing music videos took him to Sydney and then London.
Kelleher.s portfolio includes campaigns for Jaguar, Canon, Renault Global, Lexus, Jim Beam, Qantas, Alfa Romeo, Chevrolet, Coca-Cola, Ikea, BMW, Heineken, Sony and Samsung.
Next up, the filmmaker is set to co-produce biopic.One Crowded Hour.alongside Todd Fellman and Sylvia Wilczynski. It follows Australian combat photojournalist and cameraman Neil Davis, who documented conflict in South East Asia for over 20 years.
Written by Kim Mordaunt and Andy Cox, to be directed by Mordaunt, the film is based on the Tim Bowden biography by the same name and has received.Screen Australia development funding..
.The production landscape is changing...
After years working in the Us and Europe, director Lance Kelleher is returning to Australia, signing to Photoplay for representation in Anz and Asia..
Kelleher began his career in New Zealand as a news and documentary editor and filmmaker, before directing music videos took him to Sydney and then London.
Kelleher.s portfolio includes campaigns for Jaguar, Canon, Renault Global, Lexus, Jim Beam, Qantas, Alfa Romeo, Chevrolet, Coca-Cola, Ikea, BMW, Heineken, Sony and Samsung.
Next up, the filmmaker is set to co-produce biopic.One Crowded Hour.alongside Todd Fellman and Sylvia Wilczynski. It follows Australian combat photojournalist and cameraman Neil Davis, who documented conflict in South East Asia for over 20 years.
Written by Kim Mordaunt and Andy Cox, to be directed by Mordaunt, the film is based on the Tim Bowden biography by the same name and has received.Screen Australia development funding..
.The production landscape is changing...
- 2/22/2017
- by Staff Writer
- IF.com.au
Cadbury has launched the next campaign in its Joyville positioning, this time focusing on the Cadbury Dairy Milk Mousse range with two new TV ads from Saatchi & Saatchi going to air this weekend.
The 15 second ads, targeting women, promote the new flavours of raspberry chocolate and double chocolate and feature a cover of the 60s song Judy In Disguise.
There is also a print ad to support the launch.
Ben Wicks, Gm for marketing chocolate At Cadbury said: “We wanted to balance they messaging around Cadbury Dairy Milk Mousse being a delicate and delicious treat for women with the charming and playful nature of Cadbury Dairy Milk Joyville.”
Double chocolate:
Raspberry:
Credits
Advertising: Saatchi & Saatchi (Sydney) Digital: Visual Jazz Media: Carat PR: Royce Post production: Heckler Director -Scott Otto Anderson – Photoplay Producer – Oliver Lawrance Music – Nic McKenzie...
The 15 second ads, targeting women, promote the new flavours of raspberry chocolate and double chocolate and feature a cover of the 60s song Judy In Disguise.
There is also a print ad to support the launch.
Ben Wicks, Gm for marketing chocolate At Cadbury said: “We wanted to balance they messaging around Cadbury Dairy Milk Mousse being a delicate and delicious treat for women with the charming and playful nature of Cadbury Dairy Milk Joyville.”
Double chocolate:
Raspberry:
Credits
Advertising: Saatchi & Saatchi (Sydney) Digital: Visual Jazz Media: Carat PR: Royce Post production: Heckler Director -Scott Otto Anderson – Photoplay Producer – Oliver Lawrance Music – Nic McKenzie...
- 9/1/2012
- by mumbrella
- Encore Magazine
The Sydney Film Festival has launched a new Tvc to mark its opening next month.
The ad, created by production company Photoplay Films, takes the viewer through different genres of film, and ends with the strapline ‘infinite stories.’ No ad agency was involved in the production.
The festival, which runs from June 6-17, will see 22 Australian premieres including several Australian films.
Credits:
Production Company: Photoplay Films Screenwriters: Lally Katz & Scott Otto Anderson Director: Scott Otto Anderson Executive Producer: Oliver Lawrance Producer: Florence Tourbier...
The ad, created by production company Photoplay Films, takes the viewer through different genres of film, and ends with the strapline ‘infinite stories.’ No ad agency was involved in the production.
The festival, which runs from June 6-17, will see 22 Australian premieres including several Australian films.
Credits:
Production Company: Photoplay Films Screenwriters: Lally Katz & Scott Otto Anderson Director: Scott Otto Anderson Executive Producer: Oliver Lawrance Producer: Florence Tourbier...
- 5/9/2012
- by Georgina Pearson
- Encore Magazine
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