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Mechanophile
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11.01.2022 Official Cast Announcement Luke Townson as Travis After graduating from QUT’s acting degree, Luke worked as a theatrical apprentice to the late Bille Brown AM. After assisting as a writer on Brown’s last performed production School of Arts Luke was then asked to co write Brown’s last work Mr W.H. adapted from The portrait of Mr W.H. by Oscar Wilde. ... An award winning actor in both Film and on stage, Luke has performed in numerous stage productions around Brisbane and in Sydney, as well as having worked in Television in both All Saints and The Strip. On stage, Luke has performed in both large scale productions, as well as one man shows, and is about to perform in his own one man show later this month.
10.01.2022 So it looks like someone at JMC submitted Mechanophile to the Brisbane International Film Festival and we are a finalist for the Centurion Short Film Award. SCREENING AT PALACE CENTRO TUESDAY AUGUST 22nd. Get tickets in the attached link. Whoooo!
06.01.2022 Hey friends, Mechanophile has been selected to screen this weekend at the Metro Arts Theatre in Brisbane. Grab tickets at this link and come along for 2 hours+ of films, an hour of networking, a glass of wine and some pizza for just $25!
03.01.2022 Official Cast Announcement Ellen Elizabeth Bailey as Riley Since graduating from QUT with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting), Ellen has performed in a number of multidisciplinary works with various theatre companies across Brisbane and Sydney including: Queensland Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, La Boite Theatre Company and various engagements with Zeal Theatre and the Australian Theatre for Young People.... Ellen has appeared in various short films, television series, commercials and music video clips and is also a highly skilled physical performer with extensive training in various styles of dance and movement. She is also an acting and workshop facilitator, working with companies such as the Queensland Theatre Company and Zeal Theatre QLD both within schools and extra-curricular youth ensembles, focusing on theatrical training in areas specific to audition preparation, character building, physical theatre and realism. Most recently, Ellen participated in Phluxus2 Dance Collective’s indepenDANCE Project 2015, which saw her utilizing skills in areas of theatre and dance to administer and assist creative development of new chirographic works. The next month sees Ellen taking to the stage in Queensland Theatre Company’s production of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing'.
