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Today an exerpt from a Documentary Australia Masterclass about impact and distribution given by Dr Mitzi Goldman and Chris Kamen. Documentary Australia has a load of great material for film makers on their filmmaking journeys.

We speak with Alix Livingstone from Defend the Wild about a Film night & panel discussion St Kilda Town Hall Friday Aug 14th hereDefend the Wild and Dingo Culture teamed with The Dingo Conservancy to showMoort Calling Dingo Back to Country & Landholders for Dingos’ film Wooleen: Utilising Dingoes as a Management ToolWe follow with a piece from the filmmaker Dan Jackson chat after the premiere screening of Death of a Shaman at MIFF here

We talk with filmmakers with premieres at MIFF.Digby & Camille is a love story between two people with down syndrome - it is a fight for agency & a genuinely feel good story. We chat with filmmaker and star of the film Digby Webster & his side kick Trevor Graham here.Martin McKenna's film Wilderness takes us on a personal journey of grief that ties to a greater understanding of climate grief as his lead protangonist tries to get a grip of her life. here

Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) is about to start. We chat with filmmaker James Hunter and actor Lucy Lovegrove about The Latcher which is premiering at MIFF. MIFF screenings:   Saturday August 8 @ 9pm (Kino 2) //  Sunday August 9 @ 6.30pm (Kino 2)

Today I chatted with James Woods about his first feature The Birthday Trip a fine tuned satire that is in select theatres in the coming months.

I spoke with filmmaker Gena Lida Riess here about her film Dead Parents Club an APHIDS production captured on screen. The film is showing as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) Friday 17th July @ 6:40pm.We follow with a chat with documentarian Pippa Samaya here who followed Dancenorth on tour, building community and embracing reconciliation in Wide Horizons.

We chat with Mitchell Mansfield Smith and cinematographer Nftaly Njoroge here about their film Grip is Dead being screened as part of Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF) as part of a session called Sports Shorts on July 8th at Cinema Nova. Chloe Taylor talks here to us about her short Reunion screening 1pm Saturday 11th July at Cinema Nova .

Today we are looking at two more of the films playing at the up-coming Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (MDFF). First up we chat with Andy Evans here about his film Planet Sun screening at Nova on opening night 7th July 6.30pm.Secondly Matt Love here, first time film maker talks about his film Bleeding the Demon screening on July 8th at 5:50pm at Nova.

We talk to filmmaker Nicola Macindoe about her film Somewhere After which is screening as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival (mdff) at the Nova in Carlton on July 18th at 3:30pm. Somewhere After explores with 10 participants the experience of covid lock-down during and then 3 years later.

Showreel RADIOTHON Showhighlights some of the great Australian talent in the film and moving image world we have covered since the last Radiothon calling for donations to keep 3cr going.Donate to Showreel's part of the 3cr $300,000 grand total here only $176 to go for Showreel's $1100 contribution.