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Clare Sladden wins best comedy web series at Gold Coast Film Festival for FREUDIAN SLIP

Congratulations to TFA’s acclaimed writer/director Clare Sladden on winning the Best Comedy Web Series Award for Freudian Slip at the Screen Industry Gala Awards!

Freudian Slip is a comedy web-series that uses Freud’s theory of the split self to externalise internal dilemmas around love, sex & pooping. Starring Caitlin Hill, Amy Ingram, Ngoc Phan, James Mason, Benjamin Law & Nick Simpson-Deeks.

This award-winning comedy will screen at the Gold Coast Film Festival ‪next Saturday 13 April, 4pm. Don’t miss it!

If you’re a GC local, or just visiting for the Festival, you can buy tickets to catch it on the big screenhttps://www.gcfilmfestival.com/project/web-series/

If you can’t make it to the festival, watch it on youtube here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsbrGxsftJLVmjTbcYJfPxQ

Chris Bath to present Weekend Bulletin for 10 News First in 2019

An exciting weekend ahead! Tomorrow at 5pm Chris Bath joins 10 News First!

Chris is back on TV in 2019 presenting the weekend edition on Channel 10 at 5pm every Saturday and Sunday in 2019.

Clare Sladden selected for Flickerfest 2019

Congratulations to Clare Sladden whose film DOLLS was officially selected for the Academy Award-accredited Flickerfest International Short Film Festival. You can catch DOLLS on the big screen on Sat 12 Jan, 6.30pm; and repeats on Fri 18 Jan, 8.45pm and Sun 20 Jan, 4.30pm. Tickets on sale soon!

Chris Bath hosts 2018 Invictus Games on ABC TV

Chris Bath returned to screens around Australia as the host of nightly entertainment program Invictus Games Today, during the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 on ABC.

The prime-time show was broadcast out of the Invictus Games precinct at Sydney Olympic Park. Invictus Games Today was a lively half-hour that captures – and helps create – the spirit of the Games, delivering a nightly roundup of results and achievements.

Chris, who also hosts Evenings on ABC Radio Sydney, was joined by co-host Anthony “Lehmo” Lehmann and panellists Dylan Alcott from triple j and former Invictus Games competitor Damien Thomlinson, as well as a rotating team of Invictus Games Sydney 2018 competitors, military personnel, mental health professionals. sports experts, and some surprise familiar faces.

Ben Chessell Directing Giri/Haji for Netflix and BBC

Congratulations to Ben Chessell who will be helming upcoming Netflix/BBC drama Giri/Haji, shooting in the UK and Japan.

TFA’s acclaimed director, who was nominated for an Australian Directors’ Guild Award for his work on The Family Law Series 2 & 3, recently wrapped on Doctor Doctor before jetting off to the UK to join the Sister Pictures production.

Ben will be one of two directors on the series produced by Jane Featherstone and penned by Humans writer, Joe Barton. Giri/Haji follows a middle-aged Tokyo detective who travels to London in search of his wayward younger brother believed to be posing as a Yakuza gangster. The series is set to air on BBCOne while Netflix will stream globally outside of the UK.

Nicki Gardiner Production Designer on “H is for Happiness” feature

Congratulations to Nicki Gardiner who will be Production Designer on upcoming feature film H is for Happiness.

The film is the feature debut for prolific, award-winning theatre director John Sheedy, with a script adapted by writer and producer Lisa Hoppe based on celebrated children’s book My Life As An Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg. Lisa will produce alongside Julie Ryan and Tenille Kennedy. Jonathan Page, Bryce Menzies and Avrill Stark will act as executive producers.

H is for Happiness tells the story of Candice Phee – a 12-year-old girl with boundless optimism and a unique view of the world. Set in a small coastal town, it’s about an unflinchingly honest girl’s determination to bring her family back from the brink. Candice is an unforgettable heroine whose exploits will inspire and delight anyone who has faced the trials of adolescence and family heartbreak

Simon Chapman shoots “Gentleman Jack” after Dr Who wraps

After completing work on Dr Who for the BBC, Director of Photography, Simon Chapman, has commenced shooting Gentleman Jack. The new eight-episode drama series from BAFTA-winning writer Sally Wainwright (To Walk Invisible, Happy Valley), stars Suranne Jones and Sophie Rundle and is produced by Lookout Point.

Gentleman Jack tells the story of Anne Lister, a 19th-century Yorkshire landowner and mountaineer who wrote a four-million-word diary and suffered endless harassment for her sexuality.

The series will be aired on BBC One in the UK and HBO internationally. Chappy intends to be back in Sydney in 2019.

TFA’s Jesse Spencer enjoying a fantastic publicity day in LA for NBC’s Chicago Fire

Russell Crowe, George Mackay to star in Justin Kurzel’s ‘True History of the Kelly Gang’, Adapted by TFA’s Shaun Grant

Snowtown director Justin Kurzel will direct the feature, due to start filming in Victoria from March of next year with writer Shaun Grant (Snowtown, Jasper Jones) on hand to adapt Carey’s uncompromising gothic western for the big screen.

‘Peter Carey’s book The True History of the Kelly Gang always felt like the true spirit of Ned Kelly. Unsentimental, brutal, raw and visceral,’ Kurzel said.

Russell Crowe will lead an all-star cast along with X-Men and Mad Max: Fury Road star Nicholas Hoult, Australian actress Essie Davis (Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and The Babadook), and British actor George MacKay (Captain Fantastic) who have also signed up for the film.

TFA celebrates AACTA nominees

TFA celebrates AACTA nominees, Shaun Grant, Chris Kennedy and Simon Chapman.

In what may be a first…Grant has been nominated twice for Best Adapted Screenplay in this year’s AACTA Awards – for Jasper Jones and for Berlin Syndrome.

TFA’s Chris Kennedy receives yet another AACTA award nomination for Best Production Design for his extraordinary work in Lion.

TFA’s Simon Chapman is also a nominee at this years AACTA Awards for Best Cinematography in a documentary, for his work on Servant or Slave

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