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Screenworks seminars, clinics and masterclasses
Screenworks news
Local news
National and international news
What's on
Opportunities
Funding deadlines
Positions vacant
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FREE SEMINARS

Please note change of date for Publicy and Distribution Seminar with Tracey Mair
Now scheduled for Friday, 4 June from 10am to 12.30pm, this seminar will cover everything you need to know or wanted to ask about publicity and distribution matters small or large. RSVP on 6680 9220 or email info@screenworks.com.au. Clinic appointments available following the seminar – only one place left - bookings essential.

Catching that Elusive Funding Dollar with Cathy Henkel
Convened by North Coast CAMERA and Screenworks, the seminar will run on Friday, 28 May 10am -12.30pm Lismore – Carrington Street Neighbourhood Centre. Due to the success of the last seminar, Cathy will present this seminar again in Lismore for those who were unable to travel to Byron. RSVP on 6680 9220 or info@screenworks.com.au

MASTERCLASSES

Script Editing Masterclass
Script editing is an important part of the writing process. Learning how to edit your own work requires discipline and objectivity. This masterclass will discuss and demonstrate some useful tips by taking a Tweed Homegrown Filmworks script and conducting an open editing session. The principles used in script editing can be applied to any medium - short film, feature or TV drama. So if you are a writer and need to find your way to the next draft or just interested in the script writing process this opportunity shouldn’t be missed.

Presented by Deb Cox, writer/producer - SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR’S BABIES, ABC TV, SEACHANGE, ABC TV, AFTER THE DELUGE, 10 Network and Roger Monk - LOVE BYTES, Episode Writer – TV series, Fox Australia/Shine UK, WALKING ON WATER, Writer / Co-Producer, THE SECRET LIFE OF US, Episode Writer –10 Network Aust / Channel 4 UK.

6.30pm – 9.30pm, Wednesday 26 May
@ City of the Arts Space, Tumbulgum Road, Murwillumbah.
Cost: $15 and $10 concession.
To book a place call Screenworks 66809220 or email info@screenworks.com.au

Tony Ayres - From Writer to Director
Tony started his career as a screenwriter and will be looking at how the skills one acquires in becoming a writer are useful and complementary to the skills that are necessary to becoming a screen director. Director of WALKING ON WATER Tony will use a combination of his own experiences and the anecdotal experiences of his peers to shed some light on this fundamental creative relationship from someone who has lived on both sides of the fence.

Tony Ayres is an award winning writer and director in both drama and documentary. His first feature film, WALKING ON WATER had its world premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival in February 2002 where it won the the Teddy Award for Best Gay and Lesbian Themed Feature Film, and the Reader's Prize of the Siegessäule Magazine. His other credits include, SADNESS acclaimed Australian documentary, Best Documentary and Best Director (Non Features) in the 2000 Australian Film Critics Awards, the 2000 ATOM
Award for Best Documentary, the 1999 Australian Writers Guild Award for Best Documentary Script, the 1999 Erwin Rado Award for Best Australian Short Film at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and the Most Popular Film at the 1999 Brisbane International Film Festival. In 1998, his documentary CHINA DOLLS won the Director's Award for Best Short Documentary at the Washington International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.

10am – 4.30pm, Friday 25 June
Screenworks, Suite 5 /95 Jonson Street
Cost: $25 and $15 concession.
To book call Screenworks 66809220 or email info@screenworks.com.au

INCUBATOR RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED
Congratulations to the successful recipients of the Screenworks Scriptwriters Incubator program:

• HAWAIIAN BLUE BUBBLEGUM - Simon Shaw
• TAKING IT WITH YOU -Daniel Prokop
• SUGARMAN – James Hervey
• MARY, JOE & JESUS DE LIVERS – Charlie de Salis

Thanks to funding provided by the AFC and FTO these writers will be granted 30 hours access to script advisors Deb Cox, Roger Monk, Belinda Chayko and John Weiley to assist with the development of their scripts.

	Jeff Dawson from the Echo gives Script Incubator participants a few tips on script writing! (l-r) Jeff Dawson - Echo photographer, Simon Shaw, Deb Cox, Charlie de Salis, Roger Monk, Daniel Prokop and James Hervey
	Roger Monk and Deb Cox with James Hervey and Daniel Prokop in the background.

PITCH N’ PUNT
Screenworks' popular pitching competition is on again. The previous two years winners have gone on to win the prestigious SPAA pitching competition and secured international tickets for their projects. So tune your projects and get ready for Round One, behind closed doors, on Wednesday 23 June with local judges. Contact Screenworks to book your place or email info@screenworks.com.au. Previously submitted projects will not be accepted.

FUNDING RECEIVED
Screenworks successfully received funding from the AFC for a further series of masterclasses and seminars, clinics, a producer incubator program and MediaLab2. Stay tuned for details.

INDUSTRY SURVEY
As some of you are aware, a survey is currently online at Screenworks home page http://www.screenworks.com.au/. Please take 20-30 mins to complete it.

Since the last survey was completed four years ago a number of initiatives have occurred that have substantially changed the face of screen industries in our region:

• Screenworks received funding of$322,000 over three years from the federal government’s SustainableRegions Program
• North Coast CAMERA received funding of $40,000 from the NSW Film and Television Office, $18,000 from Regional Arts and has run a number of Work for the Dole projects with EnviTE and Tursa
• SAE World Headquarters opened in Byron Bay
• Tweed Council awarded the City of the Arts (2003-2005) by the NSW Ministry of the Arts
• The Homegrown Filmworks project launched in Tweed Council area
• Indigo Pro launched to produce low budget digital features in the region
• The Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) and SPAA Fringe (Screen Producer’s Association) both successfully held in Byron Bay
• Southern Cross University produced the Rainbow Media Map
• LINC TV and North Coast CAMERA created the MediaXchange
• Arts Northern Rivers established by seven local councils in partnership with the NSW Ministry for the Arts and Lois Randall was appointed Regional Arts Officer.

The exact extent of the growth of local screen industries, the nature of projects being undertaken and obstacles and issues facing local producers need further examination to determine whether this growth is sustainable and what measures need to be taken to support this emerging industry. The survey is critical to this process.

For more information please contact Cathy Henkel on 6629 1449 / 0410 491 449 or Aliison Kelly on 6621 6079 / 0428 216 079.

SCREENWORKS SERVICES DIRECTORY LAUNCHED
Screenworks has now an on-line services directory, aimed at listing companies that supply services of relevance to the film and screen industries. Check out the new directory at http://www.screenworks.com.au/. Please promote this service to companies you think would benefit from a listing at this site. Also please provide feedback on categories you think
we have missed.

SCREENWORKS VIDEO LIBRARY
Did you know that you can hire videos of all Screenworks events – seminars and masterclasses from Screenworks? Cost is $5 for 1 week (note they are unedited). A few Screenworks videos are overdue, if you have one, please return asap.

THE MAN WHO STOLE MY MOTHER'S FACE WINS TRIBECA
Congratulations are again extended to Cathy Henkel and Jeff Canin of Hatchling Productions for securing the Judges Award for documentaries at the Tribeca film festival in New York City. With such luminaries as Whoopi Goldberg and Glenn Close on the judging panel, the film co-won the award with one other documentary, ARNA'S CHILDREN. THE MAN was selected as one of 65 films in competition from a record 3,300 entries from around the globe. It was the only Australian documentary selected and was seen at three screenings over four days. The film's profile in North America has received a further boost by screening at Hot Docs, the Canadian International Documentary Festival. At Hot Docs there was one screening to over 300 people with a very active Q & A session afterwards.

'A highlight at Tribeca was when actress Glenn Close came to a screening and came up and hugged me afterwards and said how moved she was by the film... I recorded a video interview with her talking about her feelings about the film; she said we can use it on our web site and in our publicity,' says Cathy.

TALES FROM THE NORTH COAST
Have you checked out Tales from the North Coast - a series of six small documentaries about the NSW North Coast done in Flash format. The stories were produced by Frank Gapinski under funding from the ABC Regional Production Fund. See http://www.abc.net.au/backyard/features/northcoasttales.htm

BUSINESS GROWTH OPPORTUNITY
Over the next few weeks up to 10 businesses will find a home at the newly constructed Business Incubator on the Community Learning & Innovation Centre (CLIC) site in the centre of Mullumbimby.

Garry Bargh, CEO of Ballina Employment & Training who will manage the Village for the CLIC Board, said:

'Our studies in Mullumbimby have shown that the theme is likely to be Information Technology, innovation and the environment, with young people having a particular need. While we will give preference to these types of businesses we will consider all comers.

'We are co-located with the Community Technology Centre which has high end computing power, videoconferencing and a range of digital equipment, and which will provide high speed broadband to all units. Add some office equipment, including a colour photocopier, and free business advice and we believe that we have an attractive proposition for early stage businesses.

'We provide flexible work spaces without the need for bonds or long leases. Our tenants pay one month's rent in advance, are asked to give one month's notice of vacation and have an expected maximum stay of three years. All services are charged at cost so tenants can keep their overheads to a minimum.'

For further info phone Ken McLeod on 6680 4221 or visit the BE&T web site at
http://www.btec.nsw.edu.au/

JOHN DINGWELL
We were very sorry to hear about the death of John Dingwall. John was a greatly respected writer/director in the Australian film industry who moved to Murwillumbah three years ago. Born in Rockhampton, John began as a cadet journalist on The Morning Bulletin before moving firstly to Hobart and then to Sydney where he worked as a general reporter and police roundsman for The Sydney Morning Herald.

It was his experience in police and court reporting that led him into drama writing, initially for HOMICIDE, DIVISION 4 and MATLOCK. His film career was launched with the highly acclaimed feature SUNDAY TOO FAR AWAY which was the first Australian film to compete in Directors Fortnight at Cannes. His other film credits are BUDDIES (Writer/Producer), PHOBIA (Writer/director) and THE CUSTODIAN (Writer/Director). He is the recipient of 12 national writing awards including AFI, Logie, AWG, Penguin and Australian Film Critics Award.

NATIONAL NEWS

SPAA Fringe Moves to Brisbane
Australia's leading annual conference for emerging and low budget film and television producers SPAA FRINGE will be in Brisbane this August. The Fringe Conference is an intensive and interactive 3 day course of informative and practical sessions aimed at emerging and low budget independent film and television makers. Guest speakers and panellists this year include the team behind the Oscar winning Harvie Krumpet, Melanie Coombs and Adam Elliott.

Weir to headline ASDA Awards
Australian director Peter Weir is the headline guest for this year's Australian Screen Directors Association (ASDA) annual awards dinner, to be held in Sydney on May 31.

Budget Announcement
The 2004-05 Portfolio Budget Statements can be found on the Department of
Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA) website. New incentives will be offered for high budget television productions made in Australia under an extension of the refundable film tax offset scheme. Additional funding for the ABC was also announced.

Variation to digital channel plans for Gold Coast
The Australian Broadcasting Authority has released a variation to the digital channel plan for Gold Coast to incorporate changes to the technical specifications of the national digital television services to operate from Mt Tamborine, Gold Coast.

Burstall passes away
Director/producer Tim Burstall passed away on April 19 after suffering a stroke. He was 76. His films Stork and The Child garnered AFI awards. He directed Alvin Purple, the first Australian film to receive worldwide distribution by a US major. He received the AFI Raymond Longford award for “a significant contribution to the Australian film industry”.

Avviso takes on AFC PR
Sydney-based public relations company Avviso Public Relations will take over all of the Australian Film Commission's public relations work following Tracey Mair's retirement in April.

Lum Joins FTO Board
Hotscotch film distributor, Troy Lum was appointed to the FTO board in April. Lum was previously head of Dendy Films.

Slaninka appointed FTO Project Officer
Producer Karena Slaninka was appointed as a Senior Project officer. Her credits include Orientations: Chris Doyle – Stirred Not Shaken and Alien Underworld. She has tutored and guest lectured at the AFTRS, Metro Screen and Sydney University.

Barber heads up Sydney Film Fest
Lynden Barber is the new Sydney Film Festival festival director for the 2005 and 2006 event - taking over from Gayle Lake after the completion of the 2004 Festival in June.

FTO, Film Victoria and NZFC Form Partnership
The FTO, Film Victoria and the New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) have formed a strategic partnership to secure three places at the annual No Borders Co-Production Market held each September. The alliance forms an overall development strategy to better meet the needs of filmmakers.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Warners into bat for Tassie devil
Warner Bros is joining the fight to save the Tasmanian devil - which appeared as Bugs Bunny's archenemy in the 1954 cartoon Bugs Bunny having approached environmentalists to help fund research into a mystery disease threatening the future existence of the animal.

Moore's '9/11' sparks firestorm
A developing controversy over Michael Moore's upcoming documentary FARENHEIT 9/11, which promises to be critical of President Bush, has rapidly escalated into a call for a congressional hearing into corporate censorship of the news media and the entertainment industry.

The vision is to see film artists in our community helping one another to gain access to local talent and resources in order to achieve their film making goals. Initially this may include screenwriters improving their scripts through workshopping them with actors, producers and directors while at the same time providing valuable experience for all involved in the process. We hope to see individuals with similar interest coming together to form production units and putting together short ‘portfolio’ film collaborations. So, clear your dance card and make sure you attend the inaugural ‘Film Artist co-op Workshop’ evening! B.Y.O drinks, your good self, and your ideas to share! RSVP Screenworks on 6680 9220 or email info@screenworks.com.au.

BOB MARLEY FILM SCREENING BYRON BAY
25 MAY 5pm AND 7.30pm
CATCH A FIRE The Life of Bob Marley - two hours of unreleased films & videos, narrated by Bob Marley’s Biographer Roger Steffens (U.S.A)
Byron Cinemas, Jonson Street 66 808 555. Tickets: $25/$20 concession.
More information: Ku Promotions 66 847 921

CREATIVE VOLUNTEERING WORKSHOPS FOR ARTS AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS 
22 May - Carry Out Business Planning
City of the Arts Space (former Tweed River Regional Art Gallery), Tumbulgum Road, Murwillumbah $25 per workshop/per person, 10am to 3pm with light refreshments provided. Download an enrolment form from http://www.regionalartsnsw.com.au or call Cath Fogarty on (02) 6628 8120 for more information.

ADAPTATION - A WORKSHOP WITH INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM AWARD WINNER TRISTAN BANCKS
23 MAY 10am - 2.30pm. City of Arts Space, Murwillumbah.
In a four-hour seminar/workshop Tristan will discuss how his Flickerfest award winning short film Soar came to be adapted from a stage play to a successful short film and how his other new short, The New Boots (starring AFI nominee, Luke Carroll from Australian Rules, and Gettin' Square star, 'Aussie' Joe Bugner), was adapted from an award-winning short story to film. Contact Anne Chesher on 0418 289 632, or email anne.chesher@media-ed.com

GET THAT GRANT
29 May 10am-4pm. City of the Arts Space, Murwillumbah. $20 or $15 concession.
As a sequel to the Creative Volunteering Worksop series, Get that Grant will also be facilitated by Nikki Fuda, and is designed to assist participants in seeking and applying for grants. Contact Pamela Veness on (02) 6670 2440 or email pveness@tweed.nsw.gov.au Bookings close on May 21.

SHORT FILM SEMINAR
The Australian Film Commission will present a FREE marketing short films seminar focusing on:

• distribution options
• clearing rights
• contractual issues
• the festival circuit
• using web sites to design your festival/marketing strategy
• festival selection - what it means and what you need to survive.

Speakers include Sony Tropfest's Project Director Serena Paull.

Location - Brisbane
Date: Friday 28 May
Time: 10am - 3pm (lunch will be provided)
Venue: QPIX, 33a Logan Road, Woolloongabba
RSVP essential: (07) 3392 2633

MY FATHER'S HANDS
Byron Bay Community Theatre June 19, 20, 25, 26 & 27.
A revolutionary new show starring George Smilovici about fathers, fate, fidel and family co-written by George and Mark Winters, the show is a truly multi-media experience and features the sublime talents of New York pianist and composer Jivan Diwano. Jivan has worked with such luminaries as Phyllis Hyman, the Harlem Dance Theatre and Alvin Alley Dance Company and accompanies George on stage on piano and dazzling soundscapes. Aleshia Manning, who for many years was the lighting director for Peter Allen and whose visual designs featured at the Sydney Olympic ceremonies, has created the stunning visual design for the show.

CALLING ALL ACTORS M/F (UNDER 40)
Baywrite Theatre Production, Lord Byron Revue
To be held every Friday night at the Lord Byron Hotel, Byron Bay. A show of short comedy pieces written by local writers. Phone 6687 4278

BYRON BAY FILM CLUB
Web site launched – see www.screenworks.com.au/bfc
Next screenings themes:
15 June - Art house theme - curating this month
July date TBC - mixed media
August date TBC - Extra Screening - longer documentary TBC

51st SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL
11-26 June
Visit www.sydneyfilmfestival.org. for full program details and downloadable booking form.
 
BYRON BAY WRITERS' FESTIVAL
29 July– 1 August
Director Jane Campion will be presenting three films – SWEETY, HOLY SMOKE and IN THE CUT, following which she will appear in conversation with Peter Castaldi. Make use of the early bird passes as this session will be incredibly popular.

The 2004 Festival will look closely at the place of Australia in the world today. The program will look at Australia‚s changing image and reputation internationally and explore the way in which this is represented by or examined in the written word.

For tickets see Jetset Byron Bay at Shop 6 Marvel St (next to dish). Visit http://www.byronbaywritersfestival.com/ or tel: 02 6685 5115.

DORRIGO FILM AND DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL 2004
Friday 11 - Monday 14 June
(Queen's Birthday Long Weekend)
For more information and the program check the website on http://www.dorrigomedia.com/ or contact Mark Merritt on 02 6657 1292 or email: admin@dorrigomedia.com

SPAA
7-10 August, Sheraton Mirage, Gold Coast
Contact SPAA on 93608988 or check the website on www.spaa.org.au for details. SPAA attracts over 650 delegates locally and from overseas, making it one of the most significant gatherings of the year. Opportunities for professional development include:

• Holding Redlich Pitching Competition
• Showtime Talent Assist Program – brings exceptional new producers’ short films to the attention of key industry delegates and guests
• Emerging Producers Scheme. Provides a 50% discount and are assisted by SPAA staff throughout conference to maximise networking opportunities.

FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN MOVIE MAKERS CONVENTION
24-29 May. The Greenmount Beach Resort, Coolangatta.
The Federation of Australian Movie Makers is an umbrella organisation for many of this country's independent and non-commercial movie-makers and film clubs.

FREE PLAY: THE NEXT WAVE INDEPENDENT GAME DEVELOPERS' CONFERENCE
21st - 23rd of May as part of Melbourne’s 2004 Next Wave Festival.
The conference will cater for independent and DIY game developers, game modders and mappers, game development students and digital artists from every state in Australia. Its aim is to bring together these communities in a forum that is financially reasonable, with a program developed by the communities themselves. Visit http://www.nextwave.org.au
or phone: 1300 727 432

AFTRS COURSES IN BRISBANE
Budgeting Feature Films with Tom Hoffie
21 - 23 May
Cost $500
This hands-on course examines the methodologies and practices used in creating a
detailed 35mm feature film budget. To register your interest contact charlottec@aftrs.edu.au

Business of creativity
A short course on developing and sustaining a business in the screen production industry. The screen production industry in Australia tends to be project rather than enterprise focused, with industry professionals moving from project to project to maintain continuity of employment. This short course is designed to explore ways of building a sustainable
business in the screen production industry. It will present business frameworks that can result in sustainable, profitable and asset-based enterprises. Contact charlottec@aftrs.edu.au

Voice Over with Wayne Murray, Geoff Esdaile (B105FM) and Carlie McFarland (97.3FM)
22-23 May
Cost $380
This course has been designed to teach the skills required for a commercial voice over artist. Participants of the course will already have some radio or TV 'on air' experience or an acting
background. Participants will complete the course by recording a number of produced commercial scripts in a professional recording studio. Contact charlottec@aftrs.edu.au

48 HOURS OF VISUAL ARTS
July 3-4 a forum for the Visual Arts
At the Byron Bay Community and Cultural Centre, July 3-4th 2004
A programme highlight of 48 Hours of Visual Arts will be the Visual Art of Surfing which will feature seminal film footage including ’Morning of the Earth’, George Greenough’s ‘ Coming of the Dawn’ and ‘The Making of Dolphin Glide’ and Tracey Moffat’s surfing video ‘Heaven’.
Proceeds from the event will go to The Buttery Drug and Rehabilitation programme.

Play Now/Act Now, Your Shout!
Deadline 5pm 9 AUGUST
Short film and video competition - Open to all NSW filmmakers aged 18-25. There are three cash prizes totalling $17,500. Productions up to 3 mins long can be or any genre and creative responses to issues posed by heavy and risky drinking are encouraged. Entry is free.
CONTACT: Samantha mcfayden on | P: 02.9361.5318 for more information or visit http://www.playnowactnow.net.au/

AFI Awards 2004 Call for Entries
Documentary Entries Close - 1 June
Short Fiction and Short Animation – 1 June
Feature Film – 25 June
Television – 2 July
See www.afi.org for entry forms. Make sure you check the AFI 2004 Rule Book. Contact Julian Russell on 03 9696 1844 or email jrussell@afi.org.au. The awards ceremony will be held in Melbourne in late October.

Cool Bananas Short Film Festival – Call For Entries
Deadline 13 August.
The Cool Coffs Arts Film Committee is calling for entries for the 2004 Cool Bananas Short Film Festival to be held in September. Organisers have introduced a commercial category for the 2004 Festival. Filmmakers are invited to make a 30 second commercial about bananas. Prizes will include cash, video camera, magazine subscriptions and many more goodies. Entry forms and criteria can be downloaded from the web site at http://www.coolbananas.com.au/filmfest/

Attention Short Film Makers – Wanted 100 Short Films
Deadline 30 May.
Starnext Movies is the new kid on the short film distribution block and is seeking 100 short films for an exciting new retail product RIGHT NOW. If you have a short film that can be classified as a Comedy, Drama, Thriller, or Romance … you may be eligible. All qualifying films will be considered, so fill out a Submission Form at www.starnextmovies.com. Films received prior to 30 May 2004 will be eligible for inclusion within Starnext's initial product launch, which will be in stores for Christmas 2004.

2005 Adelaide Film Festival
Entries opened for the 2005 Adelaide Film Festival last week, with
submissions from all genres of contemporary screen culture invited until
October 25.

AFC
21 May. Documentary Seed Funding
21 May. Documentary Project Development
4 June. Fully funded documentary – NOTE THIS DEADLINE HAS CHANGED. The revised date will be published in the Film Development Funding Guidelines on Thursday 1 July. Please check the AFC website after this date for the new deadline
18 June. Internships for emerging & experienced practitioners
11 June. Draft funding. Drama development for less experienced teams.
4 June. Draft funding for teams with feature credits.
18 June. Early development funding. Minimum credit on interactive digital project.
See: www.afc.gov.au

FTO
Young Filmmakers Fund. Round 15. 21 June - Applications close.
18-35 years olds can receive a grant of up to $30,000 to produce films in any format or genre, anything from short dramas and documentaries to animation and experimental films. See www.fto.nsw.gov.au or call 1300 556 386. Note funding is not available for student films or projects that form part of an assessment at an educational or training institution.

PFTC Marketing Co-ordinator, Development and Production Unit
The Marketing Co-ordinator is responsible for providing marketing and client relations support to the Development and Production division of The Pacific Film and Television Commission. See http://www.pftc.com.au/news/view_news.asp?news_id=400

Post Production In Multimedia Company
We are a small multimedia business based in Coffs Harbour and are looking for a creative person (student) to do some freelance post production work for us. We supply the footage, so we only need someone to create a dynamic, special effect short 2 minute movie out of them. Initially there is only one project to start with however if we are happy with the results and with the applicant we will be offering ongoing freelance work in the future as well. Contact Edith at Media-Mania Productions for project detail and brief email info@mediamania.biz or call: 0425 241 972.

Lecturer - Writing
University of Technology Sydney
Applications Close: Wednesday 26 May, 2004
Website: www.hru.uts.edu.au/employ/index.html
Salary: $57,144 to $67,843
The Writing Area at UTS has a strong profile in producing widely published writers across the genres of fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry and screenwriting. The person we are looking for is widely published, has experience of teaching at university level and combines an energetic approach with expert knowledge in at least one genre.

Miller DS 10 Fluidhead tripod with spreader. Excellent condition. $1,000. Contact Geoff 66884159.

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