IN the lead up to the inaugural North Bellarine Film Festival, the event\u2019s iconic yellow director\u2019s chair is being photographed around the region as part of a competition.<\/p>\n
The photos are being posted on the festival\u2019s Facebook page and those who guess one of the locations will go in the running for two free tickets to opening night.<\/p>\n
The festival will run from November 17 to 19 and feature four international films.<\/p>\n
A program of free activities and films will also be part of the festival weekend. Australian short films, international animation and a children\u2019s film will be highlighted along with a display of virtual reality films and drones.<\/p>\n
The Potato Shed in Drysdale will be the festival hub with other activities and films being screened at the Portarlington Neighbourhood House.<\/p>\n
An academic film symposium will be staged in Park\u2019s Hall, Portarlington before opening night.<\/p>\n
A free bus service will be available for all evening films, shuttling patrons from St Leonards, Indented Head and Portarlington to Drysdale.<\/p>\n
Details are available at nbff.live or at all City of Geelong Service Centres and the Potato Shed, where tickets are on sale now. Phone ticket sales are available on
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IN the lead up to the inaugural North Bellarine Film Festival, the event\u2019s iconic yellow director\u2019s chair is being photographed around the region as part of a competition. The photos are being posted on the festival\u2019s Facebook page and those who guess one of the locations will go in the running for two free tickets […]<\/p>\n