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Murra stands on a red dirt road holding an old DLSR camera. She has her hair in a low ponytail and a calico bag on her shoulder.
Friday, 5 August 2022

Jub Clerc’s debut feature ‘Sweet As’ premiering at TIFF, MIFF and CinefestOZ

Sweet As is the first Australian feature written and directed by a Western Australian Indigenous filmmaker – an incredible milestone for Jub Clerc and the WA screen industry. The Pilbara-filmed feature was made possible thanks to Screenwest’s West Coast Visions initiative, the WA Screen Fund and Screen Australia. Congratulations Jub!

Friday, 5 August 2022

‘Walking Man’ premieres on ABC and iview 10 August

The fascinating story of the late ‘Walking Man’, Ross Seaton – a prolific artist, hidden in plain sight, whose work shines a light on the concept of making art just for art’s sake. Directed by Luna Laure, produced by VAM Media and told through the lens of Professor Ted Snell, this WA documentary is set to stun audiences.

Wednesday, 6 July 2022

Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2022

Screenwest is proud to be honouring this year’s NAIDOC theme Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!, highlighting several Western Australian screen projects made by Indigenous filmmakers in recent years.

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