AIDC 2005 To Be Held in Adelaide February 21 - 24, 2005
For further information please contact:
Conference Director
Heather Croall
Arts Projects Australia
12 King William Road UNLEY SA 5061
Australia
director@aidc.com.au
Tel: + 61 8 8271 1488
Fax: + 61 8 8271 9905
AIDC2005 will run concurrently with the 2005 Adelaide Film Festival
February 18 - March 3, 2005
www.adelaidefilmfestival.com.au
Previous Headlines:
The 2004 AIDC Official Welcoming Speech Available
Click here to download the speech as a pdf file.
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Meet the ABC Decision Makers at AIDC
Meet up with ABC decision makers for a 20 minute chat over the course of the conference to pitch an idea, talk over a project or seek advice. A timetable will be posted at the ABC-dedicated area in the foyer of the Esplanade Hotel, so please register for your preferred times as it’s first come-first served.
A pdf schedule can be found here.
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Congratulations to the successful ABC Arts Documentary Pitching Competition Finalists!
Click here to view the finalists.
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Videotheque
Conference delegates are invited to submit their films for the 2004 Videotheque.
Click here to find out more.
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Academic Papers Now Available!
Click here to view them.
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Want to take a VIP to breakfast during AIDC?
Click here to find out how
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Delegate List Now Available!
Check out the 2004 Delegate list online.
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ABC & ARTE FRANCE PITCH ‘N’ PUNT
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Arte France have agreed to jointly finance the development of a documentary project, to the value of AUD $10,000 plus Euro 5,000 as part of the 2004 AIDC Pitch ‘n’ Punt.
Click here to find out more
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9th AIDC. Fremantle, Western Australia. 26-28 February 2004.
At the AIDC you can network, finance your next project and participate in challenging and inspirational debate about documentary making.
Journey to where the sand and sea meet …
The Australian International Documentary Conference is heading back to Western Australia and will take place in Fremantle from 26-28 February 2004.
2004 will see AIDC become a firm fixture on the annual screen event calendar. The three-day conference will incorporate dynamic sessions, provide a forum for debate, screenings and masterclasses, and offer a marketplace for documentary productions.
The picturesque backdrop of Fremantle harbour and its laid-back atmosphere will provide perfect opportunities for networking and discussion, bringing together documentary filmmakers, producers and key industry representatives from across the world.
John Beaton has recently been appointed the 2004 Conference Creative Director and will use the expertise he gained through working as the Development Officer at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, to produce an exciting conference program with a line up of high-profile speakers.
John will join Philip Bird, Manager for Corporate Affairs and Sponsorship, and the 2004 Western Australian Local Committee – Alan Carter, Tania Chambers, Andrew Ogilvie, Richard Sowada, Mick Broderick and Celia Tait – in creating a dynamic conference program.
AIDC 2004 will explore the theme of ‘The Journey'. For the documentary maker the theme is two-fold. From its humble beginnings documentary has evolved, incorporating new technologies, styles and mediums along the way. In addition, each documentary production is a journey for the individual filmmaker, learning more about its subject, contemporary theory, craft skills and marketplace demands.
ScreenWest, the Western Australian film funding and development agency, will host AIDC 2004 and encourages you to mark it in your diary now! For more information please contact the Conference Organisers on +61 8 9228 1999 or email aidc2004@aidc.com.au
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