Or if you’re from everywhere else in the world or are not quite ready to get out yet then you will not miss out on SF3 2020! Our first ever SF3 Online is on sale and with over 85 films being screened, including 7 feature films, ALL SHOT ON SMARTPHONES, plus our Ambassador Panel Discussion and masterclasses with both Jason van Genderen and Phillip Noyce, this is our most amazing year yet! Pre-order your tickets now or buy a festival pass and see the lot- https://watch.eventive.org/sf32020

“A bride-to-be and her maid-of-honour run away from the hens night to pursue something far more important.”

Here’s the Directors’ Fun Set Story –

We had the most crazy (fun) experience getting our little short off the ground. We accidentally gave ourselves the extra challenge of starting our project 3 weeks before the due date. This gave us 1 week to write, 1 week to shoot and 1 week to edit. We conveniently chose a location which was an hour and a half away and decided to shoot at dawn. Luckily this car ride gave us time to research how on earth lapel microphones work and what exactly the 180 degree film rule is. We then found ourselves on the first day of set without an ending to our story. However, after many late nights and with the help from our two very patient mates (who were paid in chicken sangas), our first film came together 10 minutes before the deadline. Whether it was ambition or sheer naivety we’ve come away with an enormous appreciation for how much blood, sweat and tears goes into a 10 minute film!

SF3 Kids 2020 features the best smartphone films made by filmmakers 16 years and under. See and be amazed what the next generation of filmmakers can do!

1. Once Upon A Time on Earth by Kara Rose & Ella Humphreys

2. A Thousand Years Apart by Eleanor List

3. Swimming in Light by Eli Berliner

4. Frederick by Theo Walsh & Finn Jennings

5. Bush Vampire by Olive Blakemore

6. The Last Choc by Amin Yekta

7. Homeschooling by Cabramatta Primary School student

8. Dance Battle by Felix Williams

9. Mirror Mirror by Kelly Mulligan, Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia

10. Paw Paw Diary by Sebastian Woods

11. Angst by Amelie Kordina-Baker

12. The Race by Tristram Apelt

13. Parkhill by Gregory Whittenbury

14. The Kidnappers Ransom by George Lynch

15. Alive? by Sonya Clarke