Which Australian films are considered a must-see by Australian audiences and why (or why not) is on everyone’s mind.<\/p>\n
And the Chauvel is bound to be full on October 22 when an industry forum is presented by Metro Screen (6.30pm\u20138.30pm) to discuss just this. <\/p>\n
Why don\u2019t the majority of Australian films attract Australian audiences? Why did Australian films represent only 3.8% of the total box office last year? What can be done about it? <\/p>\n
All this and more at ‘OZ FILM VS. OZ AUDIENCE’. And only $5 a seat.<\/p>\n
Moderator: Andrew Urban Book online here at Metro Screen<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Which Australian films are considered a must-see by Australian audiences and why (or why not) is on everyone’s mind. And the Chauvel is bound to be full on October 22 when an industry forum is presented by Metro Screen (6.30pm\u20138.30pm) … Continue reading
\nPanelists:
\nDr Ruth Harley – CEO Screen Australia
\nTroy Lum \u2013 managing director of Hopscotch Films
\nMargaret Pomeranz – At The Movies<\/em> ABC
\nGarry Maddox \u2013 journalist, Sydney Morning Herald<\/em>
\nSusan Hoerlein – publicity & promotions manager, Tsuki Marketing
\nRachel Ward – actor\/writer\/director
\nAnthony I. Ginnane \u2013 SPAA<\/p>\n