As the year comes to a close, it’s time for students at the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts to showcase the art that their hard work and creativity have produced over the course of this year. That includes Master of Film and Television students, a bunch of who will be screening their 2023 short films this Thursday November 30th from 6:00 pm at Federation Hall.
With a diverse range of shorts, each offering a unique perspective and storytelling style, from thought-provoking dramas to terrifying horrors, the event promises to entertain and inspire. And, hey, if we go by the classical definition of ‘masterpiece’, that being per Google ‘a piece of work by a craftsman accepted as qualification for membership of a guild as an acknowledged master’, then technically, at the very least, the night should be full of masterpieces.
You can find the Facebook event for the free screening here. Plus, the full schedule, including names of the films and their directors, below.
What: VCA Masters Students Film Screening
Where: Federation Hall, Southbank
When: Thursday November 30th
5:45 pm – Doors Open
6:15 pm – Screening Part 1
The Meat It Feeds On directed by Jimmi Fenton
In Limbo directed by Alasdair Keith Gardiner
The End is the Beginning is the End directed by Yilin Xie
The Cut directed by Xunyan Liu
Lipat Bahay directed by Pamela Freire
What’s It Going To Be? directed by Em Quattrocchi
Eat Fish directed by Anthony Koreny
Nesting directed by Susannah Thomas
8:00 pm – Intermission
8:20 pm – Screening Part 2
The Interloper directed by Myles Saitta
Carousel directed by Daniel Berger-Alexander
Recognising the Enemy directed by Monty Walsh
I Dreamt I Was a Butterfly directed by Alekh Chapman
Night in Diwali directed by Kexin Zhao
Interlude directed by Nadia Syarifah
We live…and then, We Die… directed by Akshay Gouri
The Museum of Lost Things directed by Polly Garrett
10:00 pm – After Screening Networking
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