February 2012
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January 2012
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Documentary filmmaking tip #1
A good opening sequence is full of anticipation; it captures the interest at the outset and gives the promise of interest to follow. The conclusion is equally important and should have an air of finality and completeness. Even if the bulk of the film is unpredictable and cannot be scripted in detail in advance, art least try very hard to script the beginning and the end. Beginning s and ends don’t...
December 2011
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November 2011
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October 2011
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If you are seeking the services of a talented male...
Festival attracts Australia's best short films
Penny McLintock, ABC 2008 A number of Australia’s top short films will premiere in Canberra over the next few days. The 13th Canberra Short Film Festival is expected to attract more than 1,000 people today, tomorrow and Saturday. Forty-six films have been shortlisted from around 200 entries in the categories of school, youth, Canberra region and national. Festival director Kris Kerehona...
if awards :-) →
Canberra Short Film Festival: Short Cuts
‘I’m watching 140-odd short films at the moment,’ says Kris Kerehona. ‘It’s like a degustation-tiny, delicious bite sized morsels that you don’t get sick of.’
The ex-chef, who swapped his apron and chopping block for a camera, is talking about the Canberra Short Film Festival. He’s currently reviewing the entries, and while this might seem like a...
Captain of the Team screens in Wilcannia with...
http://www.nfsa.gov.au/calendar/event/1854-wilcannia-bran-nue-dae/
At last! I am a ScreenACT Funding Recipient →
Reward for return of doco footage By LINDY LAIRD
CHASING HISTORY: Brent Kerehona is devastated by the theft of irreplaceable documentary footage. TWO Australian brothers of Maori heritage are still without irreplaceable documentary footage after their car was broken into while they were filming at Rawhiti. Brent Kerehona, from Sydney, and his film-maker brother Kris, from Canberra, were in the Bay of Islands making a documentary about their...
SPAA Emerging Producer →
I was selected to participate as an emerging producer at the 2010 SPAA conference
Captain of the Team on the NFSA BlackScreen...
On the 20th of January 2010, Brendan Short created a facebook fan page, calling for renewed unity and a further step toward reconciliation. His concept for a new Australian flag would gain thousands of fans. Captain of the Team is the documented story of Brendan’s attempt to bring unity to a divided Australia.
http://www.nfsa.gov.au/blackscreen/dvd-compiles/compile-12/
Re-Tracing a Soldier Indigo-go Campaign →
Looking for a special Character for a documentary →
Captain of the Team nominated for Inside Film... →
“CANBERRA FILM PROFESSIONALS BAND TOGETHER FOR ORPHANS IN AFGHANISTAN
Producer...”
– Canberra Film Files: EoR media
September 2011
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those quiet conversations →
This piece should by kmusik would be great used in...
August 2011
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