Zak Hilditch (These Final Hours), Alison James (Judas Collar) and Grant Sputore (I Am Mother) reveal their advice for aspiring filmmakers from Western Australia.
By Daniel Jauk and Sara Culverhouse | Alumni news; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
Alison James’ acclaimed short film Judas Collar chronicles the journey of a wild camel captured and fitted with a culling device.
By Karen Green | Alumni news; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
And yes, making more movies here is a good first step.
By Daniel Jauk | Arts and culture; Research; Research Featured; Humanities; Media and communications; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
Just six years after graduating, Andrew Joseph has worked on two Academy Award–nominated films.
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When Wonder Woman and Atomic Blonde were released, critics take notice of the violent heroines leading the story. But there is a long history of women kicking butt in film, writes Janice Loreck.
By Janice Loreck | Campus and community; Research; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
For Curtin alumnus and visual effects sequence supervisor Brendan Seals, working on superhero films like Captain America: Civil War and Deadpool is part and parcel of his daily job.
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Curtin graduate and filmmaker Zak Hilditch’s film These Final Hours premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival this year. Find out why his films blow people’s minds.
By Marisa Wikramanayake | Campus and community; The arts and creative industries | 2comments
This month’s Revelation Film Festival in Perth will feature short film Polarised, written, produced and directed by Curtin film graduates.
By Grace Daniel | Campus and community; The arts and creative industries | 1 comment
A film by Curtin graduates has garnered international acclaim at the Chicago International Children’s Film Festival.
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