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Howling Wolves - Official Wine of the Festival From the under-side of the planet in the far west of the world's largest island and smallest continent, where the majesty of the ocean collides with the terroir of the land, where old world tradition meets new world technology, you'll discover an enchanting place called MARGARET RIVER, the Glamour Queen of Australian Wine regions and home to The Wolves Lair. |
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Kodak is the official sponsor of A Night of Horror's "Best Australian Film" award. Shoot your next horror short on film! Thanks to Kodak the winner of the "Best Australian Film" award will receive 5 x 400ft of 16 mm film (valued at $1,250). Creatively, technologically, and economically, Kodak's state-of-the-art stocks deliver greater flexibility, and control than ever before. Discover why 16 mm film is the perfect choice for your next project. |
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Atlab is pleased to provide negative processing for up to 2,000 ft of 16mm film stock to the winner of the "Best Australian Film" award. With facilities in Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and New Zealand, Atlab is well placed to provide top quality film processing and postproduction services to the filmmaker. Whether on film or digital, Atlab will take care of your image and sound - from rushes to release. |
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People magazine is the official sponsor of the festival's "Best Scream Queen Award". Thanks to people magazine, the winning actress will receive a $3,000 cash prize! With a weekly readership of more than 200,000, People boasts Australia's most stylish glamour photography and an international network of talented freelancers. Inside, you'll find A-list movie and TV stars, pop singers, supermodels, Page 3 girls, aspiring local talent, and in-depth editorials profiling the world's most controversial celebs, from JFK to Kate Moss, every week! |
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SM Magazine - Smoke & Mirrors SM Magazine is Australia’s only publication dedicated to filmmakers and special effects and make-up practitioners in Australia, New Zealand and Asia. This quarterly magazine is devoted to filmmakers in motion picture and television, with a focus on special effects and makeup artistry. The magazine regularly profiles industry heavy weights and provides filmmakers and practitioners exclusive coverage of this specialized sector from end-to-end. SM Magazine takes a hands-on approach and reveals the latest in materials, technology and design. It takes a technical look at projects, and deconstructs them, step-by-step. In addition, SM Magazine provides news analysis, trends and developments, both domestically and abroad. |
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The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets is a rock band that is dedicated to promoting the literature of H.P. Lovecraft, who wrote of lost cities, tainted geneology, alien gods, and that fabled tome, The Necronomicon. The Thickets haven't been able to get ahold of the ancient spellbook, but they've got their own brand of corruption. They're on a Lovecraft binge of madness, and they mean to take you with them. The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets have a reputation for entrancing and inciting their live audiences with their melodic blend of energetic punk and rock, while wearing graphic costumes that help bring their good-naturedly macabre songs to life. Their latest project is the soundtrack to the much-anticipated film Spaceship Zero, based on the classic German TV show from the 1970s. |
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www.iambored.com.au www.iambored.com.au is the online listing’s guide letting you know what’s really hot and happening in and around Sydney. From Eating out, to gig’s to weekends away it’s the saviour to dull living and gives you options of events every day on their spanner planner. |











