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SUMMARY:Dave Sparks - "Distillation" @ Lone Goat Gallery
DESCRIPTION:‘Reality is such a subjective\, intangible concept. Trying to define it is like trying to lift a handful of water. The only real absolute is point of view\, and changing this is as powerful as changing the object you’re viewing. \nThe most subtle variations of light\, design or angle can transform the bland to the magical. The distillation of a scene can also convert the average into the sublime\, by simply deleting any elements that don’t harmonise with the essence\, the feeling\, of a place. In my work\, the feeling and atmosphere has priority over the actual landscape itself\, and distilling the “essential oil” of a scene is paramount to creating an exciting visual work. \nI also try to evoke a sense of whimsical\, almost hauntingly simplified realism\, an alternate or parallel world\, suggesting a time before man’s interference with the landscape.’ \nDave Sparkes\, 2022
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SUMMARY:Byron Shire Seniors Festival 2022
DESCRIPTION:Monday 28th March – Friday 1st April\, 2022\nFree Event. No booking required.\nA free week of fun activities and workshops for our seniors community hosted by the Byron Community Centre. \nNo booking is needed – just show up! \nAbout the Seniors Festival\nCome and enjoy the Byron Shire Seniors Festival 2022 at the Byron Community Centre during the week of 28th March to 1st April. Throughout the week\, seniors will be provided with the opportunity to sample and experience various social\, creative\, healthy and physically active activities. The festival will provide five days of free activities for seniors including art\, drama\, health\, drumming\, yoga and meditation\, and much more. \nThe Seniors Festival is a free event that attracts seniors from all over the Northern Rivers region to have fun and connect with each other and group activities in their area. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFestival Schedule\nMonday 28th March\nCrystal Bowls Soundbath\n11:00am – 12:00pm\, Byron Theatre\nPresenter: Camilla Nova \nArt Therapy\n1:00pm – 4:00pm\, Community Cabin\nReconnecting with self and world\nPresenter: Geraldine Devas \nGames Room\n1:00pm – 4:00pm\, Wategos 1\nChess\, backgammon\, scrabble\, banana gram and more \nTuesday 29th March\nAfrican Drumming\n10:30am – 11:30am\, Byron Theatre\nPresenter: Gareth Jones\, Sound Synergy \nChair Yoga\n12:00pm – 1:00pm\, Wategos 1\nPresenter: Christina Stoevelaar \nWednesday 30th March\nIntroduction to Chinese Brush Painting\n10:00am – 1:00pm\, Community Cabin\nPresenter: Dianne Brooks \nByron Walks\nWategos 1\nPresenters: Jennifer Groves and Rangimarie Ferguson \nChoir\n10:30am – 11:30am\, Byron Theatre\nPresenter: Kim Lesley-Davidson \nUkulele\n12:00pm – 12:45pm\, Byron Theatre\nPresenter: Kim Lesley-Davidson \nPoetry Workshop\n1:30pm – 4:00pm\, Wategos 1\nPresenter: Laura Shore \nFilm Night: Priscilla Queen of the Desert\nByron Theatre\n5:30pm drinks in the courtyard\n6:00pm film \nThursday 31st March\nDrama Studio 55\n10:30am – 12:30pm\, Community Cabin\nPresenters: Phillipa Williams ad Brin \nYoga for the Ageing Body\n10:30am-11:30am\, Wategos 1\nFocus on Pranayama\nPresenter: Pippy Wardell \nDescent of Inanna\n1:30pm – 3:30pm\, Community Cabin\nPresenter: Anna Parker \nSoundhealing Session\n2:00pm – 3:00pm\, Wategos 1\nPresenter: Kim Lesley Davidson \nFriday 1st April\nComputer Class: Surfing the Web Safely\n9:00am – 11:00am\, Community Cabin\nPresenter: Byron Community Centre \nFamily Constellation Workshop\n9:00am-1:00pm\, Community Cabin\nPresenter: Angelique Bennett \nRestorative Yoga\n1:30pm – 4:30pm\, Wategoes 1\nPresenter: Christina Stoevelaar \nFestival Program\nCrystal Bowl Soundbath\nMonday 28th March\, 11:0am – 12:00pm\, Byron Theatre \nCrystal Bowl Sound Therapy is a beautiful\, gentle\, mindful but potent method of transforming the body and emotions\, thoughts and feelings into a sense of calmness\, clarity and relaxation. This leads to an inner knowing that all is now well and on track in life. \nCamilla Nova has delighted in presenting Crystal Bowl Sound Therapy for over 20 years\, along with being a practicing Psychologist and a Dru Yoga and Meditation Teacher. \nReconnecting with Your Creative Self\nMonday 28th March\, 1:00pm – 4:00pm\, Community Cabin \nArt as therapy to foster wellbeing. The session will facilitate the therapeutic value of creative expression to foster connecting with aspects of our being that need nourishing. No prior art skills required. \nGeraldine Devas has been supporting adults and children for over 25 years using creative arts therapy as a therapeutic tool\, in schools and the wider community to improve emotional\, physical and spiritual wellbeing. Her work has been inspired by the philosophies of Rudolph Steiner. \nAfrican Drumming\nTuesday 29th March\, 10:30am – 11:30am\, Byron Theatre   \nGareth’s classes are the most successful class running in the Seniors Program. Gareth leads you on a journey of drumming that activates all aspects of your body and mind. His sessions are very therapeutic\, enjoyable and healing. He leads the class so that anyone can join in from the beginning.\nGareth Jones has been our resident drumming leader for nearly 10 years. Gareth played\, performed and honed his love for drumming during 10 years living in South Africa. It was here he was mentored by Zulu elders\, performers and musicians\, as well as travel to Ghana to study with master drummers. He has now been teaching and performing his sessions professionally for the past 20 years. \nChair Yoga\nTuesday 29th March\, 12:00pm – 1:00pm\, Wategoes 1 \nA relaxed and simple yoga session designed specifically for seniors using the chair to assist and support while doing amended yoga poses.\nChristina Stoevelaar is a certified Yoga Instructor and Yoga Therapist with a diploma in Holistic Counselling. Her yoga classes and one-on-one sessions foster a sense of safety\, a deeper connection to self through somatic movement\, gentle stretches and mindful breath work. \nIntroduction to Chinese Brush Painting\nWednesday 30th March\, 10:00am – 1:00pm\, Community Cabin \nThis session introduces the general principles\, materials and skills associated with the ancient art form of Chinese brush painting. Its long history of over 3\,000 years combines the beauty of painting with spiritual harmony and tranquillity. \nDiana Brookes studied and practiced Chinese Brush Painting for almost 20 years with weekly lessons given by Mr. Maurice Lin at the Julian Ashton School of Art\, then later at Mr. Lin’s private studio both in Sydney. In 1996 she went on a four-week study tour at the Central Institute of Fine Arts in Bejing\, China. While there she attended lessons given by Professor Jin Hogjiun and Professor Yao Zhih. \nByron Walks (in partnership with Australian Heart Foundation)\nWednesday 30th March\, 10:00am- 12:00pm\, Wategoes 1 \nMovement Intelligence Australia presents ‘Byron Walks’ using Norwegian walking poles. Focusing on postural re-education for better alignment\, building stronger bones and allowing more ease and grace with every step. We have 10 sets of poles available and we can support you with the Heart Foundation Australia registration. \nJennifer Groves – Senior Movement Intelligence Trainer\, Feldenkrais practitioner\,   NDIS & Respite provider\nEmail: jennifer@movement-intelligence.com.au\nPhone: 0418440039 \nRangimarie Ferguson: National Director of Movement Intelligence – Senior Movement Intelligence Trainer.\nEmail: rangimarie@movement-intelligence.com.au\nPhone: 0431854037 \nChoir\nWednesday 30th March\, 10:30am – 11:30am\, Byron Theatre \nUkulele\nWednesday 30th March\, 12:00pm – 12:45pm\, Byron Theatre \nKim Lesley Davidson is a wonderful musician and highly qualified art therapy teacher. She has been in a number of bands in the Northern Rivers as a musician and lead singer. Her latest band was with her wonderful partner Hanuman Robert Grayson (RIP) called Loco Love and the Furry Cardigan. They played a fabulous set at the Opening Night of the Seniors Festival in 2021. Kim’s classes are always enjoyable. \nRecollections Poetry Workshop – Transmuting Personal Memories into Public Poetry\nWednesday 30th March\, 1:30pm – 4:30pm\, Wategoes 1 Room \nFor what is a poem but a hazardous attempt at self-understanding: it is the deepest part of autobiography. – Robert Penn Warren \nReconnect to key moments of childhood and put them through the alchemical process that renders memory into art. Emphasis is on crafting raw material into a public poem.The microcosm of a personal experience becomes an expression of the universal. Please bring a family childhood photo or an object/heirloom that triggers memories. \nLaura Jan Shore has taught poetry and creative writing for 40 years. Her poetry collections include Breathworks (Dangerously Poetic Press\, 2002)\, Water Over Stone (Interactive Press\, 2011)\, Afterglow (Interactive Press\, 2020). Her work has been published in anthologies and literary journals on four continents.  She received her MFA in Poetry from Pacific University.\nWebsite: www.laurajanshore.com \nFree Film ‘Priscilla Queen of the Desert’\nWednesday 30th March\, Byron Theatre\nFilm starts at 6:00pm\, doors open at 5:30pm for drinks and chat in the courtyard. \nDoor prize for the most flamboyant ‘Priscilla’ costume. \nStudio 55 Seniors Drama\nThursday 31st March\, 10:15am – 12:00pm\, Community Cabin \nStudio 55 is a theatre class for anyone over 55 which runs every Thursday morning between 10:15am and 12:00pm at the Community Cabin. Studio 55 works largely with improvisation so no line learning is necessary. Areas the group has explored over the last four years are commedia\, red nose clowning\, mask\, creative writing\, text\, the hero’s journey\, object theatre\, movement\, voice\, theatre games and improvisation. No experience is necessary and anyone is welcome to come and give it a go. The benefits for seniors are many\, not least of which\, there is a lot of laughter. \nPhilippa Williams has been offering theatre classes\, courses and community theatre performances to the Byron Bay area for the last 11 years and worked as an actor\, theatre teacher and director for 20 years before that in England. \nYoga for the Ageing body – Focus on Pranayama\nThursday 31st March\, 10:30am-11:30am\, Wategoes 1 \nA yoga class is for older people with a bit of yoga experience ready to explore the use of breath during your practice. The act of breathing is simple and complex at the same time. You will learn how to breathe as a yogi. This will enhance your daily fitness and bring a deeper understanding of how you can have some control of your aging body\, just when it seems it’s totally out of your control. \nPippy Wardell has been a yogini and yoga teacher for over 40 years. She has taught in India\, New York and Australia. Her depth of understanding\, combined with her knowledge and experience of the aging body\, brings a fresh perspective to the wonders of yoga as the body grows older. \nArt Class\nThursday 31st March\, 1:30pm – 4:30pm\, Wategos 1 \nKim Lesley Davidson will guide you through a 1-hour sound bath using varying instruments including crystal bowls\, bringing you to a place of deep inner relaxation and healing. Bring a yoga mat and a shawl for comfort.\nKim Lesley Davidson is an artist\, teacher\, musician and performer. She has been holding her classes at the Byron Community Centre for the last five years. She is dedicated to her love of art and music. Her classes are easy and enjoyable. \nDescent of Inanna\nThursday 31st March\, 1:30pm – 3:30pm\, Community Cabin \nThis workshop deals with the anima and animus and the ongoing relationships between the male and female. It’s a powerful workshop that brings good insight into the workings of the male and female throughout the ages. It relates it to the ongoing yin-yang pull of the internal dialogue of each individual\, and also the interactions within current relationships between male and female. \nAnna Parker is a Celebrant\, Homeopathic Healer\, Musician\, Choir Teacher and Mystic. \nComputer Class: Surfing the Web Safely\nFriday 1st April\, 9:00am-11:00am\, Community Cabin \nAlistair Kingsley presents a class that will show you how to surf the web safely and avoid the pitfalls of scammers and information loss on the Internet. He will also show you how to streamline your searches and get the information you are looking for faster. \nRestorative Yoga\nFriday 1st April\, 1:30 pm- 4:30pm\, Wategoes 1 \nRestorative Yoga is the practice of asanas\, each held for longer than in conventional yoga as exercise classes\, often with the support of props such as folded blankets\, to relax the body\, reduce stress and often to prepare for pranayama. \nChristina Stoevelaar leads a refreshing and relaxing session that gives your body a total revitalisation. This is a wonderful way to end your festival adventure. \n  \nContact\nFor more information please contact the Byron Community Centre on (02) 6685 6807 or seniors@byroncentre.com.au. \nProudly funded by NSW Seniors Festival\, Department of Communities and Justice\, Byron Theatre and Byron Community Centre
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SUMMARY:French Film Festival 2022
DESCRIPTION:ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL\nThe highly anticipated 33rd season of the Alliance Française French Film Festival is back at Palace Cinemas for another year of must-see French cinema.  \n Between March and April\, viewers will be whisked from their seats to Paris\, Cannes\, Mali\, and beyond with an utterly captivating line up of films. Expect to see charming period dramas\, whimsical comedies\, tantalising thrillers\, and timeless classics. Starring French cinema legends like Sophie Marceau\, Juliette Binoche\, Jean Dujardin\, Laure Calamy\, and Gerard Depardieu it is sure to be an unmissable event!  \nTickets are on sale now! \nTo register for the newsletter\, and for more information about the festival\, visit www.affrenchfilmfestival.org   \nVISIT WEBSITE
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SUMMARY:FLICKERFEST 2022
DESCRIPTION:Tour Date: Thursday 31 March – Saturday 2 April\nThu 31st Mar\, 8.00pm – Best of International Shorts – 2022 Tour – $25/ $22con (inc pre-screening drinks)\nFri 1st Apr\, 8.00pm – Best of Australian Shorts – 2022 Tour Bangalow – $17/ $15con \nSat 2nd Apr\, 4.00pm – Byron All Shorts – Nth Rivers Short Film comp – $17/ $15 \nSat 2nd Apr\, 8.00pm – Short Laughs Comedy – 2022 Tour Bangalow – $17/ $15con \nSeason Pass: $60/ $50conc \nBuy Tickets here \nOpening Night arrival drinks & snack from: 7pm \nTickets also available at the door.\n– Cashless transactions preferred for Tickets at door & Cafe. \nFull event details & more info soon at: www.iQ.org.au \nVenue: Bangalow A&I Hall (moved from Mullumbimby Civic Hall due to it being used for the Flood Recovery Centre) \nDoors Open: 1 hr prior to sessions \nFlood Recovery Fundraiser: Flickerfest Bangalow & Byron All Shorts2022 is a fund-raiser for local flood recovery for the Koori Mail’s rebuild and recovery of many indigenous families throughout the Bundjalung nation and the Mullumbimby Neighbourhood centres local rebuild and recovery initiatives. 100% of profits from ticket sales across the weekend will be shared between these organisations. \n  \n\nFLiCKERFEST BANGALOW & BYRON ALL SHORTS 2022\n\n\n\n\n31st International Short Film Festival\nAustralia’s only Academy® Qualifying\n& BAFTA recognised short film festival. \nThu 31 March – Sat 2 April 2022\nA&i Hall\, Bangalow. \n*Flood Recovery Fundraiser* \nshare/follow this event on Facebook \nFLiCKERFEST 2022 – 31st INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL\nand BYRON ALL SHORTS Northern Rivers Short Film Comp\nPROGRAMME\, TIMES & TICKETS\nThursday 31 Mar: doors 7pm- Opening Drinks | films start 8pm- Best Of International Shorts programme $25/22 conc (+bf)\nTasty snack & complimentary drinks from Rosnay Organic wine\, Gage Roads beer\, PS Organic juices \nFriday 1 Apr: 8pm- Best Of Australian Shorts programme\, doors 7pm\, $17/15 conc (+bf) \nSaturday 2 Apr: 4pm- Byron All Shorts finalist programme & Awards\, doors 3pm\, $17/15 conc (+bf) \nSaturday 2 Apr: 8pm- Short Laughs Comedy programme\, doors 7pm\, $17/15 conc (+bf) \nSeason Pass: $60/50 conc (+bf) \nBUY TICKETS HERE! \nRun-time: (approx 110min each session)\nClassification: (under 15yrs to be w/adult) \n(online sales close 1 hour prior to each session)\nTickets also available at the door. \nAny general or tickets enquires pls call Shane: 0414 779 881 \nFlickerfest Cafe\nOpen daily: 1hr prior to sessions.\nServing delicious cakes\, Byron pizza\, coffee\, tea\, organic Rosnay wine\, Gage Roads beer & PS Organics drinks. \n*Cashless transactions preferred for Tickets at door & Cafe! \nJoin us for a fabulous weekend of the best short films that the local region\, Australia & the world has on offer. \nFlood Recovery Fundraiser: Flickerfest Bangalow & Byron All Shorts 2022 is a fund-raiser for local flood recovery for the Koori Mail’s rebuild and recovery of many indigenous families throughout the Bundjalung nation and the Mullumbimby Neighbourhood centres local rebuild and recovery initiatives. 100% of profits from ticket sales across the weekend will be shared between these organisations.\n \nFlickerfest & Byron All Shorts is presented with iQ Inc. \n  \nABOUT FLiCKERFEST\nCelebrating its 31st year\, Flickerfest\, Australia’s only Academy® Qualifying and BAFTA-recognised short film festival\, and the country’s largest Australian & International short film competition\, screens the best of shorts from Australia and around the globe; ensuring the presentation of A-list short film programmes recognised amongst the best in the world. \nFlickerfest screened for 10 days under the summer stars at Bondi Beach in late January 2022\, now selected highlights of the most entertaining and innovative short films from around the world are touring Australia on a 50+ venue national tour from Feb – Oct 2022; with Byron shire being the first screenings after Bondi. \nFlickerfest is screening for its 25th year in the Northern Rivers region in 2022 and will celebrate its 31st birthday since the festivals 1st ever screening in Balmain\, Sydney back in 1991. \nThe Flickerfest 2022 tour will take place at the A&i Hall\, screening a smorgasbord of the worlds and Australia’s best shorts over one big weekend handpicked from a record 3\,200 entries received from over 100 countries for Flickerfest Bondi. \nAlong with the Byron All Shorts finalists screening\, audiences will experience the best of short films from the Byron Region\, Australia and around the World over 3 cinematic-packed days. \nCelebrate amazing independent film-making in Bangalow from Thur 31 Mar – Sat 2 Apr 2022. \n  \nFLiCKERFEST 2022 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS\nThursday 31st March\n7pm – Opening Night Party\nJoin us as we celebrate our 25th year in the Northern Rivers to launch our festival of short films in style with a catered opening night party including complimentary tasty snacks & drinks from our partners Rosnay Organic Wines\, Gage Roads Beer and Parkers Organic Juices.\n…followed by… \n8pm – Best Of International Shorts\nFollowing the Opening Party\, Flickerfest is thrilled to present its Best Of International Shorts programme\, a selection of film gems from our Academy® qualifying and BAFTA recognised competition in Bondi.\nProgramme & highlights include: the delightful New Zealand comedy Space Invader that tells the story of young Max who loves three things\, hanging out with his dad who’s his best mate\, Star Wars and baked beans and the delightful and heart warming UK drama Roy\, where a reclusive widower Roy (BAFTA winner David Bradley\, Broadchurch\, Harry Potter) passes his days cold calling strangers until a chance meeting with a young woman Cara (Oscar winner Rachel Shelton) see an unlikely friendship forged. \n— \nFriday 1st April\n8pm – Best Of Australian Shorts\nFlickerfest is thrilled to celebrate a diverse range of stories from across Australia that celebrate our unique identity and culture with our Best Of Australian Shorts programme\, selected from 7 programmes in our Academy® Qualifying competition in Bondi.\nProgramme & highlights: the intimate and moving surf drama Beautiful They\, by local director Cloudy Rhodes\, who grew up in Mullumbimby and now lives in Lennox Head\, finely crafted thriller Run South produced by and starring Possum Creek resident Paul Henri\, who grew up in the area\, and sibling drama You And Me Before And After starring Yael Stone (Orange Is The New Black) and Emily Barclay (Baby Teeth)\, produced by Liam Heyen\, who grew up in Myocum\, These locally connected shorts screen alongside other Flickerfest favourites\, including quirky black space comedy The Home Team starring comedy legend Paul McDermott and acclaimed actress Tara Morice (Strictly Ballroom). \n— \nSaturday 2nd April\n4pm – Byron All Shorts- Northern Rivers Competition Finalists screening\nAlso returning is Byron All Shorts\, for the 17th year presenting the Best Of Northern Rivers Shorts; encouraging audiences to experience the many amazing films & local stories that are produced in the region each year. Around 15 local short films will screen across this 105-minute programme which will celebrate an incredible range of themes and stories. Byron All Shorts is judged by an esteemed jury of local Northern Rivers industry practitioners. The awards ceremony will be held 15-20mins after the screening (time to allow the Jury to decide the winners) & will conclude by 7pm.\nProgramme & highlights: local director Luca Fox’s moving story about two brothers You Know How He Is shot in Mullumbimby and starring a cast of local young actors\, the uplifting eco documentary Loggerhead shot in Fingal head and following the local communities moving fight to save the Loggerhead turtle and The Rockpool Waltz by 15 year old Lennox head resident Marlon Denning\, which was awarded Best High School film at the SAE FlickerUp Youth competition at Flickerfest Bondi. \n— \n8pm – Short Laughs Comedy\nEnjoy an evening of clever comedy from Australia and across the world with the Short Laughs Comedy programme.\nProgramme & highlights include: the delightful comedy Don Vs Lightning\, starring the legendary Peter Mullan as Don\, who just wants a quiet in the Scottish highlands\, alas life has other plans\, Nash Edgerton’s clever comedy Shark starring Rose Byrne and hilarious UK Canadian animation Affairs Of The Art\, recently nominated for an Oscar\nThe Flickerfest team – Bronwyn Kidd (Festival Director)\, Shane Rennie (Production & Tour Manager) & Amy Hoogenboom (Production Coordinator) – Northern Rivers and Mullumbimby residents are always thrilled\, after delivering their 10 day Bondi festival to bring the Flickerfest tour home to their local region and to present the 45 venue national tour across Australia. \nDon’t miss this one-off chance to see these amazing shorts before they continue their journey around the world; curated from the Flickerfest competition screenings at Bondi; expect to experience the best in short film-making Australia\, the world & the region has on offer. \n  \nCheck out the Flickerfest 2022 Tour trailer \n \nWe are thrilled to share our official Flickerfest 2022 Festival trailer celebrating yet another ode to an iconic film\, our very own tribute to Baz Luhrman’s iconic classic ‘The Great Gatsby’. Set in 1922 The Great Gatsby illuminates the roaring 20’s and the revelry of life post the great war and the Spanish Flu pandemic\, with parallels to our own contemporary experience with Covid-19. Now 100 years on the Flickerfest 2022 trailer presents our very own take on this classic story of excess\, glamour and love after challenging times. \nWritten & directed by Flickerfest alumni Naomi Fryer\, & produced by Katherine Shearer (This River\, Spectrum Award for Best Short Film at Flickerfest 2021) our Flickerfest 2022 Gatsby Tribute features the wonderful acting talents of Remy Hii\, Michael Sheasby and Ellie Gall\, alongside a fabulous cast of entertainers who truly encapsulate the Gatsby spirit. Our 2022 trailer was made possible by some incredible supporters including Trackdown Studios\, Spectrum Films\, The Solid State\, Bull Ant Film\, Panavision\, Fountainhead Casting\, art direction by Nicolle Churi Creative & photography by Alina Gozin’a. \nFlickerfest 2022- celebrating 31 years!\n‘A Kaleidoscopic Carnival Of Short Films!’ \n#flickerfest2022 \n  \nBYRON ALL SHORTS\nNorthern Rivers Short Film Competition\npresented by \nSat 2 April: Byron All Shorts Finalists Screening – door 3pm | films 4pm $17/15 \nSat 2 April: Byron All Shorts Awards – will be held 30mins after the Byron All Shorts screening & will conclude by 7pm. \nA&i Hall\, Bangalow \n  \nAbout BYRON ALL SHORTS\nAlso being presented is the Best of Northern Rivers Shorts at the Byron All Shorts finalist’s screening\, selected from around 50 entries each year\, showcasing a wonderful new collection of creative shorts from our very talented local filmmakers on a range of themes that reflect Northern Rivers life including drama\, environment\, surfing\, music\, comedy\, love and everything in between. \nThe Byron All Shorts screens on Saturday 2nd April\, with finalists from the Northern Rivers region hotly contesting for prizes that recognise excellence in short film making. \nSupport our regions local stories & see the best of our local filmmakers\, alongside the best in the world. \n*The awards presentation is on Saturday 2nd April\, 30mins after the Byron All Shorts screening & will conclude by 7pm. \n  \nBYRON ALL SHORTS 2022 – Northern Rivers Short Film Finalists Programme\nYouth filmmakers 18 & under: \n\nThe Rock Pool Waltz / 8min / Lennox Head\nWri/Dir/Prod: Marlon Denning\nDuring COVID lockdown\, a boy’s affinity with nature eases his loneliness and leads to an incredible friendship. \nTo Be Or Not To Be / 5min / Cudgera Creek\nDir/Wri/Prod: Jake Frazer\nTwo young brothers battle to survive hardship. The outcome; two diversely different mindsets. \nChildren Of Nature / 5min / Goonengerry\nDir/Wri/Prod: Zoe Morrison\nThe journey of two sisters with a wholesome relationship but find themselves growing apart. They eventually reconcile\, becoming closer again\, before the older of the two drowns in the river. The younger sister is grief-stricken\, but through nature\, she heals and returns to the river to reflect on what she has learned from her loss. \nOpen Category: \nTribe / 6min / Nimbin\nDir/Wri: Simon Adams | Prod: Circus Arts Australia & Mirth Production\nTribe ‘The thing that bonds us are what we do together’\nTravelling along the railway to meet friends only to be confronted by others\, ‘the tightrope of youth and surviving and thriving’. A showcase of local youth and exposé of their Circus skills. \nEarth Ball / 19min / Uki\nDir/Wri/Prod: Andrew Kidman | Prod: Dave Denis\nA true story of Mother Earth. \nThe Long Road Home / 4min / Kingscliff\nDir/Wri/Prod: Katie Tonkin | Prod: Molly Phillips\nBev was part of the Stolen Generation. Raised in a mission against her parents’ will\, she fought against the odds to become who she is now. \nYou Know How He Is / 6min / Mullumbimby\nDir/Wri: Luca Fox | Prod: Natalie Grube\nWhen 10 year old Otis is given the task of looking after his autistic younger brother\, a game of tag with friends becomes a test of his integrity. \nJazmin / 4min / Clunes\nDir/Wri/Prod: Nicole Sullivan\nJazmin Theodora\, 83 is A Nimbin Local Legend and Tarot reader. Jazmin uses her physic abilities to get people in touch with who they are. Her story is about always being yourself. Own who you are and be proud of who you are\, regardless of your age. A strong\, passionate woman\, Jazmin’s zest life shines through inspiring others to live their very best life. \nThe Oceans Keeper / 6min / Byron Bay\nWrI/Dir/Prod: Gabriella Leckenby | Wri: Alessandra Salviani | Prod: Tara Davies\nA young girl shares her thoughts about the most important day of the year\, in the worst year of her life. \nThe Lighthouse / 19min / Ewingsdale\nDir/Wri/Prod: Thomas Lynch\nA deep dive into the mind of the inspiring Tommy Franklin. A Byron local\, who was mentally and physically hurt by life and his reflections on the past\, present and future. \nThe Rise / 10min / Byron Bay\nDir/Wri/Prod: Gus Goozee\nA pre-apocalyptic sci-fi drama that explores the climate crisis from the perspective of young Jonah as he navigates an unknown future where a sudden climate event threatens his whole world. The Rise is a modern day myth that speaks to the existential angst of our times and explores how the threat of environmental collapse weighs on the shoulders of our young people. \nLoggerhead / 27min / Fingal Head\nDir: Matt Barwick | Prod: Sarah Jantos\nAn endangered female loggerhead turtle has laid her eggs too late in the season for them to be viable. They stand no chance of surviving the rapidly cooling sand temperatures. LOGGERHEAD chronicles the story of the inspiring efforts of a small village in Northern NSW\, where community and various organisations come together to do everything possible to help a vulnerable species. With ingenuity\, cooperation and belief\, and the blessings of indigenous elders\, a small village sets out to make a difference. \n  \nBYRON ALL SHORTS 2022 Awards\nThe Byron All Shorts screening is on Sat 2nd April\, 4pm\, shortly followed by the Byron All Shorts Awards presentation which will be held 30mins after the Byron All Shorts screening & will conclude by 7pm. \nThese amazing local films screen to a packed house each year\, with finalists from the Northern Rivers region hotly contesting for prizes\, that recognise excellence in short film making from the Northern Rivers region. \nMEET THE JURY: Byron All Shorts will be judged at the screening by an esteemed jury of film practitioners.\n(The awards presentation is held 30mins after the Byron All Shorts screening & will conclude by 7pm.). \nAnnounced soon! \n  \nFLiCKERFEST BANGALOW & BYRON ALL SHORTS – PARTNERS\nThank you to our partners\, your support enhances our regions creative industries & is greatly appreciated.\nFlickerfest & Byron All Shorts is presented with iQ\, and is a fund-raiser for the iQ Arts & Eco Reserve. \nMAJOR PARTNERS & PRIZE PARTNERS \n and  \niQ & Flickerfest – Festival Creators and Cash Prize Partners (Jury Award for Best Short Film) \n  \n\nSAE Creative Media Institute – Creative Media Partner & Cash Prize Partner (Jury Award for Emerging Talent) \nINDUSTRY PRIZE PARTNERS\n\n \n  \n  \n \n \n  \nMEDIA SUPPORTERS \n \n\n BEVERAGE SUPPORTERS \n \n \n \n \n\n 
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