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What a fantastic night for young filmmakers! With 14 finalists watched by over 500 people, the 'festival for filmmakers run by filmmakers’ was a runaway success, cementing it as a key date on the film festival calendar. More.
Best Film - THE FOAL, Runner Up - RIBBONS, Directing & Cinematography - LOLA THE MAGNIFICENT, Editing - PREMATURE, Audience Choice - DELIVERY FOR MR. DROSTE
It took us a couple of months, but we finally toppled over some of our biggest brick walls.
Welcome to the all-new, streamlined THREECOIN:Online, now with HTML5 video/audio and compatible with Internet Explorer and iPad. More.
In a word, or more like two words, Internet Explorer. With mounting issues from porting THREECOIN:Online 2.0 to Webkit browers, Internet Explorer and mobile devices such as iPhone and iPad, we decided to go back to the drawing board and bring compatibility and simplicity to our little website.
So take the challenge - run THREECOIN:Online on IE... or even better, run us on iPad for the best experience possible!
After a three year hiatus, Shorts On The Green gloriously returned to Surfers Paradise and, for the first time in the festival's history, on a chilly winter night. A giant crowd braved the elements as 14 fantastic finalists and 2 exhibition films lit up Queensland's largest outdoor screen, judged by The Post Lounge's STEVE COOPER, The Bulletin's MARIA LEWIS, Surfers Paradise Alliance's RICHIE EDMISTON and local filmmaker TIN PANG.
Stand out film of the night was THE FOAL, which took out the BEST FILM gong. Director JOSH TANNER and producer ALANA JESSOP will surely be looking forward to a brilliant festival run with THE FOAL, and we wish them luck with their international campaign. Congratulations also goes out to ANNIKA SALISBURY, who won Best Director for her magical film, LOLA THE MAGNIFICENT. Check out the rest of the winners at shortsonthegreen.com. And don't forget to keep up to date Shorts On The Green - the festival will be back, bigger and better than ever in 2011, so get out there and make that next masterpiece in filmmaking!
With the Summer college semester looming towards us, the USC School of Cinematic Arts has published a series of articles centering on recent alumni. Read about THREECOIN's Tin Pang as he recounts his exciting USC experiences, and updates on everything career and project related! Check out the article here.
It's finally uploaded and live, and it's jam-packed full of fantastic content. Synopses, production notes, scripts and stills - we've scoured the archives and found some great material to anchor our diverse film and television portfolio. Share your thoughts on THREECOIN:facebook! And as always, you'll continue to see updates to THREECOIN:Online throughout 2010.
We're pretty excited at announcing the return of Shorts on the Green Film Festival on the Gold Coast, Australia. Films can be any genre but must be under 8 minutes, so if you're a filmmaker, dust off that masterpiece and send it in!
THREECOIN has been a part of SOTG's branding design since 2007. And you can now check out the 2010 Promo here. Entries close on May 19 so download an entry form @ shortsonthegreen.com.
Shorts on the Green Film Festival returns in 2010 as the most exciting short film festival on the Gold Coast. To be held in June at Circle on Cavill, in the heart of Surfers Paradise, Shorts on the Green will be a unique mixture of family fun, fine modern dining and the latest in short film works from local and national filmmakers.
Suffering from a creative block, a young composer escapes to the park to find inspiration. While writing, he sees a stunningly beautiful woman in a red dress walking through the trees. Newly inspired, the composer follows her through the park and begins a life-changing journey…
[Official Selection - USC Summer Film Festival 2008]
[8:24]
A lost, injured soldier staggers into a desolate and abandoned village during wartime where he discovers a couple of strange locals...
[USC/Universal Producing & Directing Intensive - Project 2] [Dir: Alexander Yew]
[3:45]
Desperate and lonely, our hero orders a companion plant online. They become the best of friends - until their happy paradise is destroyed. And you thought bamboo plants were cute...
[USC/Universal Producing & Directing Intensive - Project 1] [5:58]
Heartbreak and regret can be a terrible curse after a break-up, making it difficult to find solace and that spiritual and mental awakening where stillness speaks.
[USC/Universal Producing & Directing Intensive - Project 1] [Dir: Susan Lee]
[3:55]
Following a huge and successful debut in February, Shorts On The Green returned in September 2008. Changes to the festival included a new competition format for entrants. Returning to organise the event were festival co-founders, Tin Pang and Rob Barbuto, along with sponsors Circle On Cavill and Surfers Paradise Management.
[September Intro Spot] [1:15]
The inaugural Shorts On The Green Film Festival was held in February 2007, with a mix of live-action and animation shorts. Twelve films played to a crowd of 600 filmgoers, making the event a huge success. SOTG was co-founded by Tin Pang and Rob Barbuto, with Circle on Cavill and Surfers Paradise Management as sponsors.
[February Intro Spot] [0:28]
Andy Mions is in charge of the graveyard shift at the local petrol station. He works all night and sleeps all day. Having such an abnormal existence means that Andy misses out on the more important things in life, including the dreaded housework and other mundane chores. But Andy has also come up with an abnormal solution for his woes; something he certainly won't lose sleep over!
[QCA Film Production 16mm] [8:05]
Campus news, views, opinions, special guests and entertainment - live from the Griffith Studios with Adam and Kaitlyn. Includes the Gotta Swing Dance School Revue! [QCA Multicam Magazine/News Broadcast] [14:53]
Join a group of eight Korean students as they live, learn and thrive in a two bedroom unit in the heart of Brisbane City. (English Subtitles) [QCA Intro to Screen Production - MicroDoc] [Dir: James Marshall] [5:46]
Imagine waking up in a place that is unfamiliar and cold.... where you have no control and the surroundings are devoid of warmth. And the only way forward is through a mysteriously and eerie elevator...
[QCA Drama Production] [Dir: Brian Stewart] [6:25]
Three strangers wake up in a random house. They don't know how they got there, or what they were up to the night before. And what's that noise coming from the broom closet?
[QCA Multicam Drama TV Show] [Dir: Brianna Jordan] [6:05]
Daniel has lost his girlfriend, his job and his family. All he has left is his car, which he lives and sleeps in at a car park besides the beach. And to make matters worse, a homeless nomad named Jasper has set up camp in the parking bay next door! Will Daniel re-build his tattered existence? Will he avoid dastardly parking fines? And who is Jasper, the mysterious nomad?
[Official Selection + Prize Winner - Queensland Short Film Festival 2006] [13:21]
Join two random people as they observe the manic, heart-felt and hilarious behaviour of regulars at the local coffee shop. It truly is an amazing microcosm of society!
[Best Script, Best Cinematography, Most Outstanding Female Actor - GU Digital Video Awards 2004]
[GUGC Advanced Digital Video] [15:53]
Delve in to the mysterious, deadly and sexy Griffith Spy School...
[GUGC Digital Video Special Effects - TVC] [1:05]
Jimmy comes clean with a leathery deal between the North Korean Shoe Syndicate and Bob the Bogan Shoe Lover.
[Best Film - GU Getamungstit Digital Works Competition 2004]
[GUGC Advanced Digital Video] [2:18]
Charlie battles rogue tripods, ducks and a fat man in an attempt to obtain the perfect photograph.
[Best Film - Mechanical Monkeys Film Festival 2005]
[GUGC Basic Digital Video] [3:12]
Shorts on the Green Film Festival returns in 2010 as the most exciting short film festival on the Gold Coast. To be held in June at Circle on Cavill, in the heart of Surfers Paradise, Shorts on the Green will be a unique mixture of family fun, fine modern dining and the latest in short film works from local and national filmmakers.
Suffering from a creative block, a young composer escapes to the park to find inspiration. While writing, he sees a stunningly beautiful woman in a red dress walking through the trees. Newly inspired, the composer follows her through the park and begins a life-changing journey… [Official Selection - USC Summer Film Festival 2008][8:24]
True love and friendship that lasts forever. It can all be yours through a simple wish. But as Elliot finds out, you have to be careful what you wish for...
[A Dirty Jeans Production] [Dir: Jay McLean] [8:16]
One golden string to rule them all, one string to bind them... Join Speedy, Mike and Juan as they journey to the farthest reaches of the Earth and beyond to discover the secret of a magical string that, if used properly, can unite the both humans, cats and monkeys in peace, love and harmony!
[A Roff Revolution Pictures Production] [Dir: James Higgins] [22:42]
Following a huge and successful debut in February, Shorts On The Green returned in September 2008. Changes to the festival included a new competition format for entrants. Returning to organise the event were festival co-founders, Tin Pang and Rob Barbuto, along with sponsors Circle On Cavill and Surfers Paradise Management. [September Intro Spot] [1:15]
The inaugural Shorts On The Green Film Festival was held in February 2007, with a mix of live-action and animation shorts. Twelve films played to a crowd of 600 filmgoers, making the event a huge success. SOTG was co-founded by Tin Pang and Rob Barbuto, with Circle on Cavill and Surfers Paradise Management as sponsors. [February Intro Spot] [0:28]
Daniel has lost his girlfriend, his job and his family. All he has left is his car, which he lives and sleeps in at a car park besides the beach. And to make matters worse, a homeless nomad named Jasper has set up camp in the parking bay next door! Will Daniel re-build his tattered existence? Will he avoid dastardly parking fines? And who is Jasper, the mysterious nomad?
[Official Selection + Prize Winner - Queensland Short Film Festival 2006] [13:21]
