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Monday - Thursday: 5.30pm - 10.00pm
Friday: 5.30pm - 11.00pm
Saturday: 12.30pm - 11.00pm
Sunday: 4.00pm - 10.00pm
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Drop in, hang out, talk/
ponder/think/argue
animation, recuperate between screenings,
catch up with friends and colleagues, check
out what’s on, talk toons, buy a catalogue,
vote for your favourite film, grab a drink or
something to nibble on, and take in some
special programming.
The Club will be the base for many of
those
‘little moments’ that make a festival memorable.
You’ll find the Festival Club
at the bottom of the
escalators just inside the Flinders St entrance.
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the
official MIAF09 catalogue only
$7 bucks!
Chocoblock full of animation goodness!
Collect your official MIAF09 catalogue (available in the Club
and outside cinemas) for the very teeny price of $7 bucks!
There are limited copies available, so snap up that change
and bag a copy before they disappear forever!
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wednesday
24 june, 6pm start looping til 10pm
music video
competition
B612: "Moonage
Daydream"
Guillermo Daldovo: Argentina, 2008, 3'30
The Chemical Brothers: "Salmon
Dance"
Dom & Nic: UK, 2008, 4'00
Eatliz: "Hey"
Guy Ben Shetrit: Isreal, 2009, 3'30
Troista: "Three Angels"
Yulia Rudtskaya: Belarus, 2007, 3.45
Kool Creeper
Germany, 2008, 3'30
The Horrors: "She Is The New Thing"
Corin Hardy: UK, 2007, 2'45
Close
Heo-seung Cho: Korea, 2007, 4'30
Lena Platonos: "Date"
Zina Papadopoulou, Petros Papadopolous: Greece, 2008, 3'00
Black Culture
John Power: Australia, 2009, 4'15
Yeah, You Can Be My Muse
Liam Brazer: UK, 2008, 3'30
Capenape & The Foundations: "Countless
Ways"
Zero Tuonela: Finland, 2008, 4'00
Voicst: "Feel Like A Rocket"
Fons Schiedon : Holland, 2008, 3'00
The New Pornographers: "Myriad
Harbour"
Flourescent Hill: Canada, 2008, 4'00
So Close To The Sun
Pablo Tufaro: Argentina, 2008, 3'15
L'Ephemere
Patrick Peres: Canada, 2008, 3'30
I Don't Know Anything About Music
Sandra Dollo, Ullrich Berthard: Germany, 2008, 2'45
Knife
Simon O'Carrigan, Australia, 2009, 3'30
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thursday
25 june,
6pm start looping til 10pm
installation
animation competition
Construction 76
Lia: Austria, 2008, 4'45
Advanced Beauty
Garcia Thomas: Argentina, 2008, 4'45
Flexible Cities
Didi Bruckmayr: Austria, 2008, 8’00
Bulles
Damien Moutaron: France, 2007, 12'45
Waiting For / En Attendant
Richard Negre: France, 2008, 3'00
CabAllo
Rafael: Spain, 2008, 4'15
The Continent Of The Whale
Kujira Tairiku: Japan, 2007, 4'00
Eintritt Zum Paradies Um 3 Euro 20
Edith Stauber: Austria, 2008, 12’00
Flute Babies
Greta Johnson: USA, 2008, 8'00
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friday
26 june, 7.30pm
women in film
& television (wift) forum:
women in production
After the WIFT Screening
join us in the MIAF Club for a behind the scenes workshop
at our Women in Production Forum.
> WIFT screening
After the WIFT Screening join us in the MIAF
Club for a behind the scenes workshop at our Women in Production
Forum.
Susan McMinn, a Melbourne
based Director, will talk about the making of her film in
selection “The Last Warhorse”, followed by a showcase
of props and special effects from Annette Ringrose,
Manager and Props Maker for The Props Store. Special UK visitor
to the Festival, Emma Curtis, will screen
her film “The Reason I Collect” and show some
behind the scenes footage from the making of her film. .
Our speakers will be bringing along lots of
props for you to see, touch and smell to inspire your next
production, and are keen to answer questions so bring along
those notebooks and fire away.
Show your MIAF ticket stub for a free glass
of wine at the festival bar and stay as long as you like.
Also see
> WIFT Screening
> Animation 101#2: 'Chainsaw - The View
from The Producer's Seat' with Fiona Cochrane
WIFT (Vic) aims to improve the status and
representation of women in screen-based industries and to
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saturday
27 june, 12.30pm - 2.30pm
kid's
club: pixel pinkie
Hey Kids!
Come on into the Festival Club after the Kids Program screening
& join in some Blue Rocket
fun.
Build your own rocket made of genuine
cardboard and you can win a free badge and even a balloon
made of some weird stretchy stuff!! (Try not to pin the badge
to your balloon!)
And on the Club screen you can get a
special sneak peak at the studio’s brand new TV series,
Pixel Pinkie. Pixel Pinkie will be on TV on the Nine Network
later this year. It’s the story of Nina who gets her
first mobile phone. When she turns it on, a digital genie
named Pixel Pinkie appears. Pixel Pinkie is able to make Nina’s
wishes come true. Nina thinks this is totally awesome! And
let’s face it, it is!!! Popularity, image and coolness
are available at the touch of a button. School and home life
concerns are fixed in the blink of an eye … but Nina
quickly finds out that things seldom go to plan with Pixel
Pinkie!
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> Kids Program
> Blue Rocket profile |
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saturday
27 june, 5.30pm
australian
filmmakers forum:
meet the filmmakers and q&a
The Australian Panorama (above) is ample demonstration of
the creative strength and hands-on craft skills of Australian
animators. It was one of the most difficult Australian Panorama’s
we have had to pull together with a lot of very good work
having to be left on the jury room floor. Many of the filmmakers
who created the works in the Australian Panorama will join
us in a panel to talk about their individual films, animating
in Australia and take questions from the audience.
The aim is to get as many perspectives
as possible on the local animation scene as it stands now
as well as to discuss the challenges and opportunities for
the future. The atmosphere is informal and relaxed. And audience
participation is definitely encouraged.
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> Australian Panorama
> Best of the Next: Australian Student
Panorama |
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