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Supported by VicScreen, the two-part documentary goes back stage at Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Specialist School in Bullengarook, Victoria, as they prepare for their school's music production about John Farnham. 🎤 📺 Tune in at 8pm on 30 April on @abctv and iview.
Features 29 Apr 2024. Writer and Director Thomas Charles Hyland’s new documentary, This Is Going To Be Big, presents a cinematic portrait of underrepresented teens (rarely invited to perform centre stage) in the spotlight. The result is an impactful demonstration of smashing expectations and redefining capabilities.
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Apr 20, 2024 · Visuals: On a black background, "VICSCREEN" from before is slowly zooming out and turning directions to face the screen. Simultaneously, the logo has a cool gradient, cloudy fill to it that changes to primarily red and violet colours in the end. Technique: CGI. Audio: A brief, three-note ascending low note synthesized jingle with windy effects ...
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VicScreen. VicScreen is Victoria’s creative and economic screen development agency. Formerly known as Film Victoria, VicScreen is based in Melbourne, but you’ll find them wherever the action is. Investing in Victorian production and content development. Filming incentives. Location assistance. Skills training. Industry events. Partnership ...
