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The Griffith Film School and China Australia International Film Festival (CAFF) Present A Screen Industry Master Class


October 25, 2016

Don’t miss this Saturday’s free film event presented by The Griffith Film School and China Australia International Film Festival (CAFF) with A Screen Industry Master Class – How to bridge the gap between film school and the industry – with leading Chinese Film Director, Hou Ke Ming; followed by an Industry Pitching Session by emerging GFS filmmakers to the CAFF 2016 Jury and a Panel Discussion on ‘Australians and Screen Business in China.’

This Saturday, October 29th 2016 at the Ship Inn Function Room, Level 2, Sidon Street, South Brisbane.

“How to bridge the gab between film school and the industry” is on at 1:30pm-2:15pm 

Masterclass is then followed by an Industry Pitching Session at 2:15pm – 2:45pm

Panel Discussion on Australians and Screen Business in China on at 3pm – 3:45pm

For more information and enquiries, email lauren.brown@griffithuni.edu.au

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