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23.01.2022 In Tasmania, we have a lot of talented filmmakers, at all career stages, who are disadvantaged by their geographical location..... So we are particularly keen to match mentors from right across the country with our mentees, to help to bridge that gap into the industry. With MentorHer a mentor has an opportunity to make a huge difference to a regional filmmaker’s career and we are very grateful to anyone who puts their hand up for this challenge. #tasfilm #ausfilm #auswomenfilm

23.01.2022 WIFT Australia recognises the role that national screen storytellers play in both reflecting truth and envisioning change. We do this by championing intersectional gender equality and advocating for screen women and non-binary people of all kinds. Whatever our skin colour, background, identity or where we live, we all deserve to see ourselves and the complexities of our beloved communities represented in Australian screen stories. Today we find ourselves in unprecedented time...Continue reading

23.01.2022 As you all know this week marked International Women’s Day and this year’s theme is #ChooseToChallenge. We are running a membership campaign and we challenge those of you who are members to reach out to five people you know in this industry that aren’t members, and share what WIFT AUSTRALIA means to you. If you are in a position to pay it forward, please consider making a donation to provide a membership to someone who is not in a position to pay for themselves but deserve...s to be a member. And if you aren’t a member, why the heck not? Let’s expand WIFT Australia so that the voices of all women and gender non-binary people can be seen and heard. Buy the change that you want to see!!!! https://wiftaustralia.org.au/membership

22.01.2022 This should be a great discussion!

22.01.2022 We love this image showing a film crew at work created by WIFT member and Tasmanian filmmaker Vivien Mason. Find out more about her work at www.vivienmason.com.

18.01.2022 WIFT Australia is launching VIRTUAL WIFT. This move is in direct response to the COVID -19 upheaval experienced by WIFT members and allies in the Australian screen industry. It features a range of mental health and wellbeing sessions, online resources and community catch up spaces. ...This will open with a suite of four sessions with well known Mental Health and Wellbeing Industry Coach Stephanie Power. Stephanie comes endorsed by Australian actor, Hugh Jackman, OAM. "Stephanie and I have known each other for almost 30 years. She is a leader in her field, providing the artistic community with the mental and emotional support that so many desperately need. In fact, we all need it!!!! It is an area that is often ignored, even when training and she is really advocating for artists in a practical and vital way!!'

18.01.2022 Tasmanian cinematographer Dorothy Hallam still leading the way after all these years. Thanks Dof for being so inspiring

13.01.2022 Still from REFINED IN THE FIRE (2019, Sydney). A short documentary telling the story of 95-year-old Holocaust survivor and widow, Olga Wachtel. Adversity can refine our character like gold which is purified in fire. The debut film of UTS student filmmaker Anna Dvorak. Screening during March 2020 on The Loop at 157 Elizabeth St, Hobart. More information at www.theloophobart.com.au. #iwd2020 #theloophobart #wiftaus #womeninfilm #tasfilm

12.01.2022 We stand in solidarity with all First Nations people, displaced people and creatives of colour. We honour the long history of resistance, resilience and healing. We stand with the families of George Floyd, Tanya Day, David Dungay Jr and all those killed by police brutality. We are committed to doing the anti-racism work required within ourselves and the screen industry to fight systemic racial injustice and to champion equality. A better future is possible. ... #blacklivesmatter #aboriginallivesmatter #sayhername For those wishing to donate and deepen their work towards justice and equality, WIFT has created a list of resources. This list is not exhaustive, but simply a place to begin or continue to educate ourselves so that we can have powerful conversations. https://wiftaustralia.org.au/wift-resource-blacklivesmatter

10.01.2022 Powerful words from the talented Bonnie Elliott...

09.01.2022 Congrats to Kate Fox, Jane Hamilton-Foster and colleagues. Great to see some fresh new Tasmanian stories being developed.

09.01.2022 Still from WORDS (2020, Tasmania) by the Mental - The Mother Load project. Mothers share their thoughts about parenting. This short doco is part of the development process for a larger project and incorporates comments gathered during community workshops and online. Screening during March 2020 on The Loop at 157 Elizabeth St, Hobart. More information at www.theloophobart.com.au. #iwd2020 #theloophobart #wiftaus #womeninfilm #tasfilm

06.01.2022 Films premiering on The Loop at 157 Elizabeth St at 1.15 pm on 8 March 2020 to celebrate International Women's Day.

04.01.2022 This discussion should be fascinating. The new live-action MULAN is the biggest budget film ever directed by a woman filmmaker.

03.01.2022 What are you doing for #IWD2020? If you're in the mood for a bit of agitation with your avo on toast, join us for discussions, provocations, film screenings and more this Sunday 8 March, starting from 10 am, at #TheLoopHobart at 157 Elizabeth Street. It's free, people of any background or gender are welcome, and you can come and go as you please! For more info go to hobartcity.com.au/iwdattheloop or join the FB event https://www.facebook.com/events/824251344664497/ This even...t is co-presented with the City of Hobart. *We can't guarantee avocado on toast will actually be served, although there will be a range of food and beverages available to purchase on site, as well as some complimentary brunch options for those who come for the first event at 10! #auswomenfilm #wiftaus #tasfilm #womeninfilm

03.01.2022 I want my screen industry to disrupt, agitate, entertain, educate and be brave enough to completely restructure their practices for a rapidly restructuring world. I’m speaking out against this industry’s obsession with the optics of skin colour, rather than taking the time to understand the complex, nuanced ways in which race can inform an individual’s lived experience... says screenwriter Natesha Somasundaram. She and other BIPOC creatives working in screen in Australia share some of their concerns and insights.

01.01.2022 "A key focus for Women in Film & Television (WIFT) Australia this year will be expanding its current programs, each of which addresses the exit and entry points for all women and non-binary people in the screen industry....... "

01.01.2022 The amazing Mandy Walker ASC, ACS in conversation with Bonnie Elliott ACS! Members and non-members welcome to register for this free event coming to you Friday, 5 June. "Known for films such as Australia, Tracks, Hidden Figures and the upcoming Disney remake Mulan, we are honoured and thrilled to have Mandy speak to us in the midst of returning to shoot Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic on the Gold Coast."