Alyssa Dimarucut is an emerging filmmaker passionate about telling Asian female-led stories. She spoke to Film Festival guide about being in her graduation year at the Australian Film Television School (AFTRS),  talks creating Bad Asians.

Matt Vella is an international award-winning filmmaker, comedian, podcaster & entertainer from Blacktown, Western Sydney. Born of Maltese immigrant parents, Matt is a proud pop-culture dork who has dedicated his life to entertaining others. He sat down to talk to Film Festival Guide about his new award winning short film 'She's Not Your Type' which took out the Best Audience Award at Made In The West Film Festival. 

You can watch the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTfof6-nmQU

Film Festival Guide sits down with Director Ruby Challenger to talk about her new short film MumLife, She spoke about the film that screened at Cannes and Sydney Film Festival and her first time experience heading to Cannes. 

Joe Hunting joins us as he arrives back from his time at Sydney Film Festival talking about his feature We Met In Virtual Reality. He talks about the process of creating the film, how VR uses self identification for non binary people, how VR helped people get through the pandemic as well as how VR could help change the film industry. 

Luke Cornish Talks to Film Festival Guide about the lives of BBoys and BGirls that are featured in his new film 'Keep Stepping' screening as part of this year's Sydney Film Festival.

Craig Boreham joins Film Festival Guide to talk about his new film 'Lonesome' which screens as part of this year's Sydney Film Festival.

Producer of 'Sissy' and Co Founder of Arcadia Lisa Shaunessy joins Film Festival Guide to talk about the new film screening as part of this year's Sydney Film Festival, and shooting the film during the COVID lockdowns.

Filmmaker and Student Elyse Landsberry talks about her new short film 'Drawing The Line' which has just hit streaming on SBS on Demand as part of the AFTRS documentary showcase. She joins Film Festival Guide to talk to us more about it, how she has survived doing a film degree during COVID, as well as her advice on getting into one of the biggest film schools in the world.

You can see the full documentary by heading to: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/2017108035733/drawing-the-line

Youth Outreach Volunteer Kena Mallender joins Film Festival Guide to talk about joining Queer Screen as a volunteer, studying at UTS and what the next frontier of queer ideas is.

Catch the Winners of Flickerfest's 2022 Award-Winning Films. To read the full list of films head to: 

https://filmfestivalguide.com/flickerfest-2022-winners-announcement/