Indian Wedding Race
Two Indian Aussies navigate the remarkable world of online dating, astrologers, matchmakers and their traditional parents in a race to be married by 30.
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Happy New Year from 360 Degree Films
Although the office at 245 Albert Street Brunswick has closed, 360 Degree Films has still been busy working on WILD THINGS, our feature documentary about the story of Australia’s environment movement. With the support of Screen Australia and Film Victoria we have produced a short trailer and a treatment and are now seeking support from Philanthropic organisations.
Andrea Foxworthy has been looking after the project and we are pleased to announce we will be working with Media Stockade as Co-Producers in 2018.
DVD sales are still available, but just a reminder that we do not have any opportunities for employment at this point in time.
Sally Ingleton is living in Darwin and busy working as the Director of Screen Territory.
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Sally Ingleton headed for Screen Territory
After a solid decade of production at 360 Degree Films, Sally Ingleton will be taking up the position of Director of Screen Territory from the end of May 2017.
The 245 Albert Street Brunswick office will close its doors while Sally is in the Northern Territory.
Please note we do not have any positions available and will not be looking at any new projects until further notice.
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GREENIES IS GO!
We are underway with research for GREENIES, our feature film in development which will tell the inside story of Australia’s environment movement.
Writer/Director Tosca Looby has been busy conducting research interviews and the 360 Production team has kicked into action, with the aim to produce a treatment and trailer for the film by mid 2017.
Greenies is being developed with the assistance of Screen Australia and we can’t wait to bring this film in production.
[Image: Hobart World Heritage Rally 1 by Rob Blakers]
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Possum Wars Returns to ABC TV
POSSUM WARS will be re-broadcast on ABC TV 10am Tuesday 18 April, 2017.
The one-hour documentary lifts the lid on the private world of Australia’s most unwanted marsupial and its battle to survive in the big city. Forced out of their bush habitats by encroaching development, these mischievous marsupials swarm into cities where their raucous noise and destructive appetites bring them few friends. Possums live in our roofs, pillage our fruit trees, plunder our flowers and pee on our paths. When possums and people vie for real estate it’s war!
