Drum roll please for our SF3 Kids Finalists.

Drum roll please for our SF3 Kids Finalists.

We are extremely proud to share with you our 2023 SF3 Kids Finalists. These films are the best up and coming filmmakers, ready to win Oscars in a decade or so. In no particular order, a huge congrats to these filmmakers screening at our SF3 Kids Finals on Sunday 19th November at the Actors Centre Australia at 11am Early bird tickets on sale now at https://sf3.eventbrite.com.au with code: sf3earlybird
Peachy’s Movie by Harriet McLean
An Awful Plot of Grass by Casimir Marshall
To be an actor by Aisata Bah
Watching by Indianna Thompson
How to be a Successful Serial Killer by Jared Elliott
HairTIES by Jade & BIllie Chipper
Alone by Connor Tattersall
Wake Up by Lewis Manning-Lourey
Time Machine by Aston Di Donato
Shaun Crossman: Elite Road and Track Cyclist by Felix Crossman
Blood Will Have Blood by Toby Makeham & Stella O’Brien
Fish out of Water by Spencer Tomlin
He She They by Lucia Lobsey
At Your Service by Max Shao & Charlie Bradford
Happy Birthday by Evie Lemay, Annabelle Szewcow & Trixie Raoud
Warren: An Interview with a Cartoonist by Amelie Kordina-Barker
A Day in the Life of an F-boy by Ajila Miller-Gersbach & Olivia Bottom
CATastrophe by Noah Kennedy
Let Him Out by Hope St Youth Centre & Milk Crate Theatre
The Tea Party by Natasha Gilmore & Pupils of St Albert’s Primary School
Taken by Prakash Gandhi Natarajan
Wish by Cabramatta Public School Class 6E
How to Defuse a Bomb by Wayne Tunks and Centre Stage Academy O.P.A
The Forgetful Memory Club by Aaron Scully & The Hills Drama School
Bullet Proof Kids by Tom Morfitt-White & Charlie Wason
Me. My eleven years. War by Marusya Shuvalova
Doll Disaster by Zac Deren
A Child’s Guide to Swearing: a Short Documentary by Miles Fisher
SF3 feature Film Finalists Announced!

SF3 feature Film Finalists Announced!

Today we are super excited to announce the Finalists in our SF3 Best Feature Film Award. These are the best films from our 28 submissions and they run the full gamut of stories – from a horror film in suburban LA, to a heart broken woman in South America, to wharf gangs in coastal India to a grandfather in rural Iran – we have it all. These films are wonderful and will all be available at SF3 Online kicking off for 2 weeks on November 18th. AND we will be screening horror film, Paralysis by Levi Austin Morris, live on Sunday 19th November at 4pm at the Actors Centre Australia. Early-bird tickets on sale now. Use code: SF3earlybird at https://sf3.eventbrite.com.au
And our SF3 Feature Film Finalists are:
1. Paralysis by Levi Austin Morris
2. The Human Voice by Luis Fernandez
3. In the Meantime by Nicholas Anthony
4. JOHN by Le Han
5. Downfall of Solomon Kparata by Akintunde Smith – Gsr Pro
6. To the Edge of Tomorrow by Rob Layton
7. MY HERO by Morteza Atashzamzam
8. A long afternoon by Sohibanoo Zolghadr
9. BANGER by Adam Sedlák – BANGER.film
10. KAALAL aka THE PAWN by Bharat R. Sekhar
11. It’s all In your head by Dhruv Solanki
SF3 Mini Finalists Announced.

SF3 Mini Finalists Announced.

Today we are so proud to announce our SF3 Mini Finalists for 2023. These are the best smartphone and tablet films from around the world, 3 minutes and less. Screening in our Mini & Feature Film Screening on Sunday 19th November at 4pm. Use code: SF3earlybird for our Early Bird tickets at https://sf3.eventbrite.com.au
And our finalists are:
Clock Off by Martin Reyes
How to write an assignment that you definitely did not procrastinate by Bususiwe William
Human Migrant by Kamal Mimoune Tahtah
The Elements of Movement by Brionne Samuel Olsen
Life in Pink by Vanessa Pellegrin
If Nature Could Talk by Billie Dean
OFFLINE by Mucia Njeri
Up in the Trees by Delmar Gustav Terblanche
Tadpole by Sam Vaynman
Mocha Madness by Greta O’Donoghue & Fran Nagle
Perfect by Matilda Cavenough & Edie Krone
Nightmare Amusement by Asia Dunstone
The Beginning of the End by Olivia Charlotte & Tirel Weerasingha
Look Up by Indianna Thompson
CONGRATS!

Our Gala Finalists are announced.

It’s announcement time. Today we’re honoured to present to you our SF3 Gala Finalists for 2023. These are the best in smartphone filmmaking from across the globe and we can’t wait to share them with you on the big screen on Saturday 18th November at 6:30pm at the Actors Centre Australia. Early-bird tickets on sale now – https://sf3.eventbrite.com.au
But without further ado, our 2023 Gala Finalists, in no particular order are:
That thing we all share by Michele Jedlicka
Turn Around by Adam Raynes
Idiot Proof by Jonathan Lagudi
Misaligned by Sally-Ann Dunn of TRIO Stories
ARLO AND THE SEA by Damian Overton of Omad productions
GHOST TOWN by Kay Pavlou
Lodi by Courtney Coker
The Spy Who Dragged Me by Nat Barry Backhouse
Freeflow by SJ van Breda
FOFO MEANS FATHER by Denzel Owoo
Baking Sense by Joshua Belinfante
The Best by Reid McGowan
from now on by Aaron Scully
Nganakaapu by Harlisha Newie-Joe
Rental Love by Kieton Beilby and Nicholas Sampson
The Locket by Charli Fletcher
The Art of Living (with a Mechanical Keyboard) by Ronald James Baculo
Bevan by Bevan Garozzo
We’re so proud of these films and congrats to all the filmmakers and their cast and crews.
SF3 2023 is officially closed for entries!

SF3 2023 is officially closed for entries!

Our 9th season has just closed for entries this weekend with a record number of films entered – a total of 454 films! Wow, we are taking some time away to watch and judge all your films and will be back mid September with our finalists across all our categories. We cannot wait to share them with you….this is going to be the hardest year yet!

And did you know tickets are now on sale for our live festival? It’s all happening November 18th and 19th at the Actors Centre Australia in Sydney so get your early-bird tickets now from https://sf3.eventbrite.com.au

1 week left to enter SF3 2023

1 week left to enter SF3 2023

Just 1 week left to enter the 9th edition of SF3 and be in the running to win some of our top awards and share in over $50,000 in prizes from our sponsors including our Major Sponsors Luma Touch & Filmic Pro and so many more. Screen at our festival here in Sydney November 18th and 19th and be part of one of the most exciting, innovative and friendly film fests in the world. Enter by midnight September 1st here or via FilmFreeway.