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Your chance to become a filmmaker

Bright, Victoria – February 10 to 12, 2017

Filming your holiday adventure has never been easier. The difficult part of film making is editing the footage into a coherent and entertaining film. For many aspiring filmmakers when the adventure is over the footage just languishes on a computer. Never edited. Never viewed.

The Adventure Travel Film Festival is offering would be filmmakers the opportunity to have their footage professionally created into a sub 10-minute film.

Supported by Keen Footwear, the festival is asking future adventure travel filmmakers to submit a simple one-page synopsis of their story. A short list of entrants will then be asked to submit up to a maximum of five hours of footage. A winner will be selected and the footage will be professionally edited and produced by Killafish Productions (www.killafish.com.au). The finished film will be shown at the 2017 Adventure Travel Film Festival held in Bright in February. The short listed entrants will also receive a Smartphone film making kit. (https://www.killafish.com.au/product/smart-phone-video-kit/) Competition entry details and rules are available on the Adventure Travel Film Festival website –http://www.adventuretravelfilmfestival.com.

Held in the picturesque Victorian township of Bright, in the heart of Australia’s Alpine region, the Adventure Travel Film Festival is not just a celebration of the world’s greatest adventure travel films from the 1930s to the present day. It’s also a weekend of inspiring speakers and authors who will motivate and enthuse you.

This festival proudly promotes the hardy world of human-powered adventure travel alongside the trans-global epics achieved by people on motorbikes, horses and cars.

“An unmissable feast of adventure for anybody dreaming of their next trip. The festival attracts grizzled pros to first time travellers. Any sane person attending can’t help but be inspired,” says Festival Director Rupert Shaw.

There will be plenty of opportunities to meet the presenters and guests at the great restaurants and cafes around the town ship and at Festival HQ, right next door to the Bright Brewery.

The festival takes place at various venues in Bright with the Starlight Cinema in the parkland behind the Brewery, in the heart of town, one of the best places to enjoy the films as night falls.

Tickets go on sale in November and are great value at $125 for an adult weekend pass, $65 for an adult day pass or child weekend pass and $250 for a family (2 adults, 2 children U15) weekend pass. There are special discounts for seniors and film goers who have attended previous festivals.

Full details can be found on the festival website – http://www.adventuretravelfilmfestival.com

Festival organiser Rupert Shaw and many of the local presenters and some of the international film makers are available for interview.

For more information, to organise an interview or obtain high res images

contact festival publicist Shirley Hardy-Rix Shirley@hardyrix.com.au / 0412 057288

www.adventuretravelfilmfestival.com

 

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