TRANSISTOR FILMS
Tasmanian Government, Clarence ARts and Events, Moonah Arts Centre, Youth ARC, Salamanca Arts Centre, Kingborough Council, Clarence City Council, City of Launceston , Huon Valley Council, City of Hobart, Glenorchy City Council, RANT REgional Arts Fund, Arts Tasmania, Tasmanian BOFA Festival, Interweave Arts, The Smith Family, MyState Bank, Gray Line, Tricycle Cafe, Rosny College, Bayview Secondary College, Launceston Big Picture School, Friends School, Cosgrove High School, Dunalley Primary School, Mowbray Heights Primary School.
Transistor Film is a by-youth community cultural development program where young people and marginalised communities are given the platform and tools to create original films that reflect their lived experiences. The program addresses access and equity issues by working in partnership with supporting agencies and securing project funding so that the programs can be free (or heavily subsidised).
Since its inception in 2015 over 500 Young people have been involved in creating a theatre production, 55 short films, 3 web series and had their films viewed at Tasmania’s Breath of Fresh Air Film Festival (2016 & 2018), Light up the Lanes (2016, 2017 and 2018), Transistor Youth Film Festival (2017, 2018), REMADE (2016, 2017) and exhibited at the University of Melbourne as part of Art, Place & Stigma (2017).
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Script to Screen
Kingborough Council, Moonah Arts Centre, Tasmanian Breath of Fresh Air Festival and Launceston City Council
FILM GREENHOUSE
University of Tasmania, Youth ARC, Salamanca Arts Centre, Clarence CIty Council, Gray Line, Tricycle Cafe, Interweave Arts, Launceston Big Picture
IN-SCHOOL
Huonville HS, Saint James, Bayview College, Dunalley PS, Big Picture Launceston, Friends, Mowbray Heights PS, Cosgrove HS