Screenwise News







    • Feb 24, 2012
    • The Great Mint Swindle
    • Congratulations to Screenwise tutor Grant Bowler and Screenwise Grad Todd Lasance who have just completed shooting The Great Mint Swindle with Ryan Kwanten, directed by the one and only Geoff Bennett.
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    • May 14, 2012
    • Screenteens Presenter’s Holiday Workshop!
    • In this PRESENTING WORKSHOP Teens will explore confidence, spontaneity and personality on camera. Lean to write and produce your own material and perform on camera and record your work to DVD.
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    • Apr 24, 2012
    • Cannes & Beyond!
    • A huge congratulations to Screenwise Tutors Ben Mathews, Roxane Wilson and Screenwise Graduate Meegan Warner. Ben's short film 'Emily' starring both Roxane and Meegan has been accepted into the Cannes Film Festival and was voted by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Student Academy Awards Executive Committee as one of the finalists in this year’s Foreign Film Award category. The Academy received 51 films from 29 different countries this year. Final voting for the winning film is held in May with an announcement around mid-May. Fingers crossed!
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    • Apr 2, 2012
    • Screenwiser Ashleigh Cummings Stars In Puberty Blues
    • Singin' the blues THE career of relative newcomer Ashleigh Cummings continues to gain momentum with the youngster landing a lead in Ten's Puberty Blues. It follows her recent success with Tomorrow, When The War Began and Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Cummings will play the key female role of teenager Debbie in Puberty Blues, set during the 1970s on Sydney's southern beaches. Filming will begin in and around the Sutherland Shire next week. Cummings will work closely with Brenna Harding as Sue. "This is a different character to what I've done before so I'm excited about that," Cummings...
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    • Sep 12, 2011
    • SPARTACUS STAR GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!  R.I.P. ANDY WHITFIELD
    • I will never forget the day when I opened the door at Screenwise and there stood before me Andy Whitfield, an Adonis. He said in his beautiful Welsh voice, 'Hi I'm not an actor, but I've got this audition for All Saints and I was wondering if you could help me with it'. I sat him in front of the camera, and I knew then this man was going to be a huge movie star. A week later he came back and said 'I got that role thanks to you, so I think I'd be very foolish not to take your classes'. That was the beginning of an extraordinary journey for Andy Whitfield. While studying at Screenwise an...
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