Australian Centre for the Moving Image documentary session at the Message Sticks Indigenous At the same time as the films articulate. Happening 18 of August, pm-9pm at the Brindabella Conference Centre – Alastair Swain Theatre, Brindabella Circuit, Canberra. The edition of Cinema Reborn once again focuses attention on the sessions at which they will be shown. the centre of the room. PIOTR NOWOSIELSKI FOREX EXCHANGE

He has served as a soldier, he works hard and is always polite. But one day, Gregor oversleeps his alarm and wakes up from unsettling dreams to find himself changed into a gigantic insect! This is a tale of alienation that still remains relevant today. Both films feature fantastic costumes designed by Marion Boyce and Marion will be on hand to answer questions after both screenings. Where: Albert Hall When: pm Salut! They are returning to Canberra this Friday evening to perform works by Vivaldi, Purcell, Handel, Monteverdi, Marais and Scarlatti that explore the themes of love and grief.

There will be a number of fancy telescopes to look through, food trucks and free hot chocolate. Pack a picnic rug, warm clothes and maybe some blankets so you can last the distance. Saturday Where: Albert Hall When: 10 am—3 pm Slow-fashion is a movement that is putting the brakes on the over-production, over-consumption and over-disposal of clothes. It will be a curated market of local and sustainable fashion brands. Check out which brands will be at the market here. There is always a hierarchy of grief.

In the case of a married couple, it is either husband or wife. However, outside the conventional family structure who is the primary mourner; the best friend? In other circumstances it inspires joy or relief at a sick person passing from pain to peace. How the living, the bereaved, those left behind to mop up the mess, settle old scores and get on with their lives, is heart wrenchingly sad and often stupidly funny, depending on the circumstances.

Also at the time the only Australian films being funded were quirky caricatures of our society. It was a difficult film to write on spec as it seemed that it would never find a sympathetic audience. Walking on Water is about people who do the wrong things for the right reasons. This scheme soon folded and so equity investment was sought elsewhere. Walking on Water was finally financed outside the usual model. Importantly Fortissimo agreed to come aboard a film with first timers and spend money in the form of a DG up-front.

They are a high-profile boutique sales agency specialising in exactly the type of film we knew Walking on Water would be. Walking on Water was financed through a combination of presales, distribution guarantees and equity investment from within the industry. Basically this model of finance suited this particular film, and has allowed us to make a bold and distinctly Australian film without many of the constrictions that may have resulted with a larger budget in terms of creative control and story.

That was my first lesson in what has been an extraordinary crash course in feature film making in this past year. Firstly, the role of Charlie was sought. With the assistance of Shauna Wolifson at Mullinars Casting, we saw actors over three months in Sydney and Melbourne, as well as tapes from around Australia.

We had our Charlie. Anna was a harder role to cast. We auditioned a number of very fine actresses, however, for one reason or other, none of them were quite right for this role. In the end, we knew that these were the characteristics which would bring the vivacious character of Anna to the screen.

Once these two roles were decided, the rest of the cast fell into place, although not without a few hiccups along the way. We had found our Simon. Even though the financial constraints of this film were severe, I had always insisted that we have an unusually long rehearsal process for a feature at this budget level. The make or break of this film was the strength of the performances, and it was an area we could not afford to short change.

Monk was involved with this process and all heads of department also sat in at various times over the period. Fortunately, everyone else thought this was a terrible idea, and it was stopped in its tracks. Roger places his characters very firmly in the locale of the house, and its here where life, death and everything in between takes place in the film. Walking on Water is an interior film, and our characters had to be very much part of the house and it of them , and we knew very early on how crucial the finding of the perfect house would be.

For three of the five week shoot, our neighbours were high court judges, self made millionaires and old Sydney money. And here we were making an independent film on a budget which is probably a tenth of their incomes. We only had a locations person for the preproduction period due to the budget but our cast and crew were very aware of being good citizens.

Actually everyone in the neighbourhood was great, the owners were fantastic to deal with and very reasonable, and everyone put up with us really patiently. We were extremely fortunate, and are grateful for the assistance with fees and help from the various private and council owners. Production Designer, Rebecca Cohen and her team faced the somewhat enormous task of turning a deceased estate into a thirty-something shared household.

We knew straight away it had the right feel, and the right perspective, and although the pool was never scripted, it actually fitted with the water theme. Prior to actually finding the location, Tony, Bob cinematographer and I had always talked about the house and the environment of the characters containing elements of water. In discussions with Bob and Tony, we went with the blues and greens as interpretations of the sea.

We were influenced by pictorial references such as Nan Goldin, the American photographer, and also importantly various pieces of Japanese art for its use of colour associated with water. And at the same time we used slightly romantic elements such as the shrine and the bed dressings which really added to her character — they are a bit unexpected given her actions, but they illustrate the duality of her character.

The house, which forms the major locale of the film was a challenge to totally overhaul, and one that Rebecca met with complete assurance and great design skills. For the first three weeks of our five week schedule, we were dogged by the wettest May in recent history. Since we were nominally replicating Sydney in summer, this proved to be something of a problem.

What was more difficult, however, was the fact that the rain was so erratic. Out of necessity, we would start filming some scenes in the wet. The sun would come out halfway through the scene, making the first shots unusable. Then it would be wet again for the end of the scene. Of course, it was always dry on the days where rain was scripted. Curiously enough, though, in the final film the recurring presence of rain actually works in our favour. But then again, the rain of the film really has contributed to the overall look of the film — its quite unique for an Australian film to have this feel and we are pretty happy with it overall.

Being a first time feature director, I found myself being stretched at a daily and sometimes hourly rate, beyond the boundaries of what I know and in some senses, who I am. Its in more in the European or English tradition, not so much the grittiness of Mike Leigh, but more that the cinematography has cinematic elements based in a style of truth. Again, her photography is based on the truthful depiction of her circle of friends which is similar of course to Walking on Water.

The backgrounds, the locales, the sets — everything is secondary to the people in this film, and this was the rationale in using long lenses. We worked together on the colour palates and tested the look of the film with stocks and lab manipulation. So I had the idea of asking a number of different photographers who are artists in their own rights, to be involved. We talked about films we loved, pictorial references, all the usual things you do, and slowly worked out particular colours and the mood they would evoke.

We wanted to use colour subliminally to help make the characters feel real - not stereotypes. Charlie as a character looks pretty carefree, not that concerned how he looks as he goes through what he does in the film.

Clothes that he has had for a while. Whereas, with Anna, her character is very particular in her clothes styling which suits her sense of control. There is a large ensemble of characters in Walking on Water and they remain on screen throughout a screen day doing different things. But really we were fortunate with obtaining fantastic costumes with some great Australian and overseas designers like Akira Akira Isogowa , Eastern Pearson and Psycho Cowboy amongst others.

Tony has also been fantastic to work with — his background as a writer was a great opportunity to really build and elaborate on the characters as I mentioned, before we started shooting. But after I saw it all put together for the first time, I despaired that I had made a turkey. The script is initially the road map which guides you through the material you actually have, but at some point, you have to reconcile yourself to the fact that the terrain in front of you does not identically match the map in your hand.

At this point, you have to throw away the map and grab the steering wheel in both hands. By shifting some scenes around, cutting other scenes in half, and getting rid of other scenes entirely, Reva and I began a process of reinventing the film.

Ironically, in doing this, we found that the film moved ever closer to the heart, soul and intention of the original script. The project made considerable use of small test screenings along the way, gaining feedback from both strangers to the subject and those closest to it. It was vital for Walking on Water to maintain its truth of story and character and not to feel contrived in any sense.

This process was invaluable for this reason. Then the sound team took over. He has also used stylised pieces of effects to great power in scenes which call on the headspace of our characters. Antony performs piano on the score, and was music producer of strings and all other instrumentation for the film.

And Antony achieved this working with Tony and his fellow musicians beautifully. A sound track album will be released with the film through Festival Records. I was lucky that as a writer, Tony and Liz always consulted me on important decisions, which we made together, and I maintained an input as Co-Producer of the film.

We were certainly right with Antony who delivered a powerful, evocative and meditative score that blends beautifully with the performance, design and mood of the film. I left the experience feeling humbled by the generosity of all of the talented people who had subsumed themselves to my vision of what this film should be. Walking on Water is an intense, moving, at times surprisingly funny film, which I am proud to call my first feature film as a director.

Vince brings a great talent and exposition to his role as the central character "Charlie", as well as many years of acting experience. Vince also had a lead role as Frank in the box office success of , The Wog Boy. She returned from London where she was working in theatre to appear in Walking on Water, marking her feature film debut in a starring role.

Her performances in theatre are highly respected and include the recent production of Cloudstreet directed by Neil Armfield. She has also starred in the yet to be released Rebel Penfold Russell film, Rebel aka Willful and the feature film, Envy. David now works primarily as a stylist for photography shoots around Australia.

Winner of many international awards for his work in shorts and documentaries, he has been working towards feature films for some time. He has chosen this story to mark this much anticipated and watched debut. What initially drew me to this script was its fundamental and heartfelt truth. Ayres gladly accepted the challenge of such a compassionate yet unsentimental story.

Tony also completed a performance documentary of William Yang's acclaimed stage monologue Sadness for Film Australia which was broadcast in September Originally from a cinematography background, Liz moved into the production area where she has been working on a range of projects from short dramas to high-end documentary series, and most recently feature dramas, over the last years.

Porchlight Films is an independent and innovative film and television production company based in Sydney. It was formed through a shared vision with a commitment to independently produce distinctive Australian film and television. Over the last 5 years, Porchlight Films has produced numerous award winning short films, documentaries and television programs and in doing so have now established a firm reputation as a growing production company at the forefront of the independent sector.

In the past 18 months, Porchlight films has produced two Australian feature films Mullet Producer Vincent Sheehan and now Walking on Water produced by Liz - productions that have been distinctly innovative in both their financing and production philosophies. Financed through the FFC, Island Style has screened around the world and continues to enjoy a good broadcast life. Ancillary merchandise included a soundtrack album through Festival Mushroom Records.

The film premiered at the Clermont Ferrand Film Festival in France from which it has subsequently screened at many festivals worldwide. However a yearn to travel saw Roger leave Australia in Ending up in America, Roger worked for Archive Films in New York City researching footage and writing voice over dialogue for archive film based programs and shooting no budget super 8 short films.

Returning to Australia, Roger wrote, produced and directed Howard, 13 min, 16mm funded through the Australian Film Commission. Over the next few years Roger worked in Sydney and Melbourne in the corporate creative area as a writer and producer of business, promotional and training video programs for a variety of advertising agencies and production houses. It was during this time Roger was founding commissioner for the Sydney Fringe Film Festival, which gave an arena for no budget short film primarily made on video.

Roger wrote episode 20 in the first series entitled Men on the Verge and episode 18 in the second series. At the same time he has photographed numerous television commercials and music videos. His elegant framing, use of colour and saturation, and understanding of the confines and at times, freedom, of a low budget has brought an edge to the film which enhances and expands the story of the film.

It is a unique and arresting film to watch very much due to his intense lighting and use of the frame. Reva has edited a vast body of work, including documentary, short drama, experimental drama and installation work. Reva brings a unique experience to the editing of Walking on Water, she has a finely tuned skill in focusing and developing the heart of the story in the edit room.

A talent that Tony as director had no hesitation to work with and draw upon. The house, which forms the major locale of the film was a challenge to totally over—haul, and one that Rebecca met with complete assurance and great design skills. She has created a very real world, a living and breathing house that echoes the friendship of Charlie, Anna and Gavin from his death until the final frames. He has composed for a wide range of films, documentaries, television programs and live performances.

His work with the piano and string instrumentation provides a dramatic and guiding influence on the world and story of our characters. It could be found here , saved to WM here. Many expected an action thriller with black humor, making it one of the best-selling works showing at the Taipei Film Festival.

But such expectations couldn't have been more wrong. It also shot Tony Ayres, a relative unknown in the European market, into the limelight at the very gay-friendly Berlinale.

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