Wrapping up a week in the film industry
24 August 2009
A scene from this year's Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Film, TV and New Media workshops.
Nineteen of Queensland's most talented media students recently wrapped up a week of valuable industry experience, including shooting the latest film clip for Brisbane musician Tyrone Noonan.
The Queensland state school students were the successful applicants in the Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Film, TV and New Media.
They spent a week in Brisbane (August 2 to 8) taking part in series of hands-on workshops and master classes in film, television and new media.
To view their film clip, select from the files below.
- Little Black Dress - Hi (new window)
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Cairns State High School student Matthew Brown said the week had been a great learning experience.
'I loved how we were so involved in the film clip process, from camera operating and editing to animation,' Matthew said.
Indooroopilly State High School student Ahmad Halimi, whose film Tick Tock was screened as part of the Brisbane International Film Festival, agreed.
'The whole week was deeply informative. It gave me a great idea of how the industry works,' Ahmad said.
The Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Film, TV and New Media recognise and reward students who display excellence in designing and producing video productions and animations.For more information, go to the Creative Generation website.
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