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Meet the Screen Guilds and Bus Stop Films in Cairns

Date and time: Wednesday 2 April, 9am–2pm

Location: Screen Queensland Studios, Cairns, 11–13 Plath Close, Portsmith

Cost: Free, with morning tea provided

Registrations close: Tuesday 1 April, 9pm

North and Far North Queensland practitioners are invited to connect with key industry guilds and Bus Stop Films at this introductory event at Screen Queensland Studios, Cairns on Wednesday 2 April.

This is your opportunity to expand your network, explore industry opportunities and discover how these organisations can boost your screen career.

We will be joined by representatives from:

Bus Stop Films
Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS)
Australian Screen Sound Guild (ASSG)
Australian Screen Editors Guild, Queensland Branch (ASE)
Australian Production Designers Guild (APDG)
Queensland Writers Centre (QWC).

Learn more about their services, how they support their members and gain valuable insights on how you can get involved. You will also have the chance to connect with industry leaders and fellow practitioners after their presentations.

Image: Rock Island Mysteries Season 3, by David Fell courtesy of Nickelodeon International and Network 10.

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