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Screen Queensland announces the five Queenslanders selected to attend 37ºSouth: PostScript&Direct in Melbourne


June 17, 2016

Screen Queensland (SQ) is excited to announce the five Queensland writers who have been selected to take their projects to 37ºSouth: PostScript&Direct in Melbourne next month.

PostScript&Direct (PS&D) enables screenwriters and directors to meet with a selection of the Australia/NZ producers registered at MIFF 37ºSouth Market.

SQ will support the following five Queenslanders to participate in PS&D:

  • Ryan van Dijk
  • Dominic Morris
  • Margaret Riseley 
  • Simon Taylor
  • Jennifer Ussi

SQ is pleased to be supporting these creatives in this worthwhile opportunity that will put them face-to-face with a selection of well-known producers seeking to encounter new talent and strong projects. Participants will pitch to producers in a series of one-on-one 15-minute meetings and thereby hone their skills in pitching and broaden their producer contact base.

In addition, participants will receive a grant from Screen Queensland to meet the costs of return flights and accommodation. Registration costs will be covered by SQ.

37ºSouth: PostScript&Direct will occur from 1.00pm on Sunday 31 July at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre in Flinders Street. 

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