North Bellarine Film Festival offering a virtual twist
The lead actress in the short film When We Were One, Ana Swadling and the filmmaker, Tadji Ulrich, re-create the pose from the film's poster. The film won the North Bellarine Film Festival’s inaugural Emerging Filmmaker Award last year. Photo: IVAN KEMP
THE North Bellarine Film Festival will return this year with a virtual edition and live screenings.
The event will be held from November 13 to 15 with live screenings to be held at the Potato Shed, Drysdale with the virtual edition streamed on the venue’s arts channel.
The weekend event will present a line-up of quality cinema including feature films, documentaries, shorts and an experimental program.
The 2020 Emerging Filmmaker Award will be announced on opening night and submissions are still being accepted until August 31. Entries are being judged by a panel with the final selection in coming months.
For more information, head to northbellarinefilmfestival.org
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