Filmonik #133 Open-Screen Short Films

Filmonik Melbourne is an open filmmaking group with monthly open-screen screenings. It's like an open mic, but for films. Meet at Eclipse on Tuesday November 24 for our 133rd screening. It's our 13-year proven mix of immediate, spontaneous, crafty, fun, inventive and weird short films. You should expect comedies, a bit of drama, animation from time to time, there's generally one suspense/thriller, the occasional music video, some quick and fun trashy comedy, horror or documentary. Most times we don't even know what will be playing. Films are generally under 8 minutes to keep things fast paced and fun, followed by a QA with the director to hear about the process. Enjoy the networking, meet the artisans, recruit for your next short film, hang out, DETAILS: Admission $13+fees = $13.83. Tickets at the door if still available ($15 cash exact change, or Square) FILMS UNRATED (18+ by default). Content may offend. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24 6PM at Eclipse Cinema 32 Wellington Street, Collingwood. This is an accessible venue, DDA-compliant. 5:45pm to chat and network in lobby. 6pm getting inside cinema, getting ready. We start the films at 6:15pm at the latest. Eclipse is Licensed to serve a range of quality wines & craft beers and has homemade Choc Tops, popcorn or sweets. FILMMAKERS: Our open-screen gets pretty popular these days so the best practice is submitting in advance at filmonik.com.au/submit-your-film or info@filmonik.com.au and we can reserve you a spot in the program. Films under 5 minutes get close-to-automatic entry, 5-10 minutes films are scheduled first-come first-serve until the allocated time is full. Anything over 10 minutes goes into a queue and gets held up until there's a quiet month, with quality control applying to these films. A QA with the host follows each film. Organize your own premiere with us or run a cheeky pre-premiere of your festival film. Guidelines here: filmonik.com.au/how-to-screen. There are no submission fees, but everyone is asked to buy a ticket as explained in our Entry Fee Disclaimer. Filmonik is part of the worldwide Kino movement active in 30+ cities around the world since 1999 but we're fully autonomous, fully Aussie.