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How spoken words arc written is a corc concern in collaborative Indigenous life writing. Especially imporram, as Kimberly Blaeser notes in the citation above, are the efforts to present Indigenous narratives in a visual form that will facilitate their fe-speaking. Mindful of this goal, my argument will concentrate on (he panicular dilemma of presenting Indigenous narratives in paragraph form or formatting them in an arrangement resembling poetic lin es. While aware that this is bur one of many considerations in the process of transforming speech to writing, I argue that in a number of Indigenous li fe-writing publications it is a crucial decision, and one with significant repercussions that warrant this focused approach.

Contents: 05. Editorial. 06. The Way We Were. David Parker recalls Cinema Papers early days. 07. Newsfront. Industry news. 08. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 10. What’s Love Got To Do With It? Adrian Martin explores the weirdness of a romantic comedy with a solo star. 17. The Getting of Wisdom. Sacha Horler on cleaning up at the AFI awards. 18. A Monk’s Game. The Cup is Bhutan’s very first feature film production and it’s directed by a Tibetan monk with a lust for life. 21. Final Cut. Phillip Noyce in LA 22. Everyone’s Looking for Alibrandi. Looking for Alibrandi is a hot new Australian film featuring some hot new actors. 25.The Box. Australians are a funny people - they love their comedies and enjoy a joke. 26. Cannes Unplugged. A glance at the new Australian films and where they may slot into the Cannes Film Festival. 29. Hard Act to Follow. Peter Greenaway, the arthouse director renowned for visual lushness and moral decay visits Adelaide with his latest work in progress. 34. To Market, To Market. Alan Finney asks, “Where are the middleground Australian movies?” 36. Europe On 25 Frames Per Second. Barrie Pattison’s travel guide to European film sites. 39.Snapshot. Leigh Whannell reviews Cordelia Beresford’s short film Serenades. 40. Films. What’s Love Got To Do With It? Adrian Martin explores the weirdness of a romantic comedy with a solo star. Sample People Looking For Alibrandi The Cup Me Myself I Pitch Black Muggers Mansfield Park 46. Books. The Oxford Companion to Australian Film Titanic Identifying Hollywood’s Audiences 36 Europe On 25 Frames Per Second. Barrie Pattison’s travel guide to European film sites. British Cinema of the 1990s Stanley Kubrick, Director - A Visual Analysis 49.Supplement. Studios. Locations. Travel. 55. InProduction. What’s going on in the industry? 58.The Sum Of Us. Local reviewers rate releases, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1131/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05. Editorial. 06. The Way We Were. David Parker recalls Cinema Papers early days. 07. Newsfront. Industry news. 08. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 10. What’s Love Got To Do With It? Adrian Martin explores the weirdness of a romantic comedy with a solo star. 17. The Getting of Wisdom. Sacha Horler on cleaning up at the AFI awards. 18. A Monk’s Game. The Cup is Bhutan’s very first feature film production and it’s directed by a Tibetan monk with a lust for life. 21. Final Cut. Phillip Noyce in LA 22. Everyone’s Looking for Alibrandi. Looking for Alibrandi is a hot new Australian film featuring some hot new actors. 25.The Box. Australians are a funny people - they love their comedies and enjoy a joke. 26. Cannes Unplugged. A glance at the new Australian films and where they may slot into the Cannes Film Festival. 29. Hard Act to Follow. Peter Greenaway, the arthouse director renowned for visual lushness and moral decay visits Adelaide with his latest work in progress. 34. To Market, To Market. Alan Finney asks, “Where are the middleground Australian movies?” 36. Europe On 25 Frames Per Second. Barrie Pattison’s travel guide to European film sites. 39.Snapshot. Leigh Whannell reviews Cordelia Beresford’s short film Serenades. 40. Films. What’s Love Got To Do With It? Adrian Martin explores the weirdness of a romantic comedy with a solo star. Sample People Looking For Alibrandi The Cup Me Myself I Pitch Black Muggers Mansfield Park 46. Books. The Oxford Companion to Australian Film Titanic Identifying Hollywood’s Audiences 36 Europe On 25 Frames Per Second. Barrie Pattison’s travel guide to European film sites. British Cinema of the 1990s Stanley Kubrick, Director - A Visual Analysis 49.Supplement. Studios. Locations. Travel. 55. InProduction. What’s going on in the industry? 58.The Sum Of Us. Local reviewers rate releases, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1131/thumbnail.jpg

Textiles have traditionally been employed over the centuries with great utility in areas as diverse as fashion through to technical textiles. In all these instances the textile itself has been a structural element that once fabricated has limited utility beyond the intended structural and aesthetic application. In recent years there has been a shift towards the incorporation of electronic systems into textile structures. The new paradigm for textiles is the development of systems that not only provide the more traditional aspects of textiles but expands upon this to provide a unique capability to transmit and store information and energy. More importantly these next generation materials will be capable of responding to external stimuli, modifying features of the textile in a direct response to its working environment. A potential route to truly functional electronic textiles is through the application of conducting polymers.

Textiles have traditionally been employed over the centuries with great utility in areas as diverse as fashion through to technical textiles. In all these instances the textile itself has been a structural element that once fabricated has limited utility beyond the intended structural and aesthetic application. In recent years there has been a shift towards the incorporation of electronic systems into textile structures. The new paradigm for textiles is the development of systems that not only provide the more traditional aspects of textiles but expands upon this to provide a unique capability to transmit and store information and energy. More importantly these next generation materials will be capable of responding to external stimuli, modifying features of the textile in a direct response to its working environment. A potential route to truly functional electronic textiles is through the application of conducting polymers.

Textiles have traditionally been employed over the centuries with great utility in areas as diverse as fashion through to technical textiles. In all these instances the textile itself has been a structural element that once fabricated has limited utility beyond the intended structural and aesthetic application. In recent years there has been a shift towards the incorporation of electronic systems into textile structures. The new paradigm for textiles is the development of systems that not only provide the more traditional aspects of textiles but expands upon this to provide a unique capability to transmit and store information and energy. More importantly these next generation materials will be capable of responding to external stimuli, modifying features of the textile in a direct response to its working environment. A potential route to truly functional electronic textiles is through the application of conducting polymers.

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Refugees, the human waste of the global frontier-land, are the ‘outsiders incarnate’, the absolute outsiders, outsiders everywhere and out of place everywhere except in places that are themselves out of place — the ‘nowhere places’ that appear on the maps used by ordinary humans on their travels. (Zygmunt Bauman 2004 80)

In July 2000, BHP Billiton Illawarra Coal announced its intention to conduct a feasibility study into establishing a new mine in Mt Kembla, New South Wales. The mine was needed to replace a specific grade of coal currently being supplied from the Company's Elouera Colliery. The Dendrobium Mine Project (incorporating the mine and the associated infrastructure), having undergone a Commission of Enquiry, was given approval by the Department of Planning in November 2001 and by the BHP Billiton Board of Directors immediately thereafter. The Dendrobium Mine became an official entity on December 23, 2001 by a redistribution of Kemira, Mt. Kembla and Elouera Mine holdings. The project and the mine were named for the Dendrobium, a genus of orchid native to the area, the name of the parish in which the mine holdings are located and, for many years, the name given to the area of coal to the north west of the Wongawilli and Nebo workings. The Dendrobium Project has been seen as a benchmark in a number of areas including community consultation. This paper, while referring to a range of areas, will predominantly focus on the planning of the mine, the mining and engineering challenges and successes the mine has achieved to date, and some of the learnings from undertaking to create a new underground coal mine on the Illawarra escarpment.

In July 2000, BHP Billiton Illawarra Coal announced its intention to conduct a feasibility study into establishing a new mine in Mt Kembla, New South Wales. The mine was needed to replace a specific grade of coal currently being supplied from the Company's Elouera Colliery. The Dendrobium Mine Project (incorporating the mine and the associated infrastructure), having undergone a Commission of Enquiry, was given approval by the Department of Planning in November 2001 and by the BHP Billiton Board of Directors immediately thereafter. The Dendrobium Mine became an official entity on December 23, 2001 by a redistribution of Kemira, Mt. Kembla and Elouera Mine holdings. The project and the mine were named for the Dendrobium, a genus of orchid native to the area, the name of the parish in which the mine holdings are located and, for many years, the name given to the area of coal to the north west of the Wongawilli and Nebo workings. The Dendrobium Project has been seen as a benchmark in a number of areas including community consultation. This paper, while referring to a range of areas, will predominantly focus on the planning of the mine, the mining and engineering challenges and successes the mine has achieved to date, and some of the learnings from undertaking to create a new underground coal mine on the Illawarra escarpment.

In July 2000, BHP Billiton Illawarra Coal announced its intention to conduct a feasibility study into establishing a new mine in Mt Kembla, New South Wales. The mine was needed to replace a specific grade of coal currently being supplied from the Company's Elouera Colliery. The Dendrobium Mine Project (incorporating the mine and the associated infrastructure), having undergone a Commission of Enquiry, was given approval by the Department of Planning in November 2001 and by the BHP Billiton Board of Directors immediately thereafter. The Dendrobium Mine became an official entity on December 23, 2001 by a redistribution of Kemira, Mt. Kembla and Elouera Mine holdings. The project and the mine were named for the Dendrobium, a genus of orchid native to the area, the name of the parish in which the mine holdings are located and, for many years, the name given to the area of coal to the north west of the Wongawilli and Nebo workings. The Dendrobium Project has been seen as a benchmark in a number of areas including community consultation. This paper, while referring to a range of areas, will predominantly focus on the planning of the mine, the mining and engineering challenges and successes the mine has achieved to date, and some of the learnings from undertaking to create a new underground coal mine on the Illawarra escarpment.

In July 2000, BHP Billiton Illawarra Coal announced its intention to conduct a feasibility study into establishing a new mine in Mt Kembla, New South Wales. The mine was needed to replace a specific grade of coal currently being supplied from the Company's Elouera Colliery. The Dendrobium Mine Project (incorporating the mine and the associated infrastructure), having undergone a Commission of Enquiry, was given approval by the Department of Planning in November 2001 and by the BHP Billiton Board of Directors immediately thereafter. The Dendrobium Mine became an official entity on December 23, 2001 by a redistribution of Kemira, Mt. Kembla and Elouera Mine holdings. The project and the mine were named for the Dendrobium, a genus of orchid native to the area, the name of the parish in which the mine holdings are located and, for many years, the name given to the area of coal to the north west of the Wongawilli and Nebo workings. The Dendrobium Project has been seen as a benchmark in a number of areas including community consultation. This paper, while referring to a range of areas, will predominantly focus on the planning of the mine, the mining and engineering challenges and successes the mine has achieved to date, and some of the learnings from undertaking to create a new underground coal mine on the Illawarra escarpment.

The ultimate measure of the quality of health care is the outcomes that patients and carers achieve.

The ultimate measure of the quality of health care is the outcomes that patients and carers achieve.

Refugees, the human waste of the global frontier-land, are the 'outsiders incarnate', the absolute outsiders, outsiders everywhere and out of place everywhere except in places that are themselves out of place - the 'nowhere places' that appear on the maps used by ordinary humans on their travels. (Zygmunt Bauman 2004 80)

The workability of a new treaty on plant genetic resources, adopted in 2002, is analysed. The pre-existing international legal regime that influenced its development and the treaty's place within that regime is considered.

Teaser: Why I sometimes wish I was studying orthodonture..

The workability of a new treaty on plant genetic resources, adopted in 2002, is analysed. The pre-existing international legal regime that influenced its development and the treaty's place within that regime is considered.

Supply is an important topic which needs to be well researched for providing insight about the needed characteristics for fulfilling the customer supply needs. Researched topics are mainly focused on specific features of supply. This research is aimed at providing an understanding of the supply characteristics relevant to the 21st century. In order to understand these characteristics, journal articles relevant to the topic were researched and analysed. The study resulted in collating a supply definition which incorporates the various views of supply identified in the research. The study also proposed a hypothetical supply model that supports the new definition. Having a clear understanding of what is supply in the 21st century is crucial in order to be able to fulfill the customer needs. The world is changing and the importance of sensing and responding to customer requirements is becoming crucial. Sourced supplies will need to meet the evolving supply requirements which include things such as minimum impact on the environment. It is these supply characteristics which will decide if future supplies are going to meet the customer requirements.

Contents: 05.Welcome to Woop Woop. 06.Newsfront.lndustry news. 8.Fresh Air.Your letters and emails. 25.To Market, To Market. John Fleming on the marketing importance of DVDs. 32.Snapshot.Marieke Hardy on Position Vacant. 34.Film The Monkey’s Mask Yolngu Boy Quills The Goddess of 1967 The Sixth Day In The Mood For Love Memento 39. Video The Three Stooges The Big Brass Ring Beat Better Living Through Circuitry 40. Reading Time Out Film Guide, 9th edition 2001 Variety International Guide, 2001 Shopgirl by Steve Martin Cassell’s Movie Quotations The Films of Mike Leigh by Ray Carney and Leonard Quart A Kiss Before Dying by Ira Levin Fame Games, The Production of Celebrity in Australia by Graeme Turner, Frances Bonner, P David Marshall Film Parody by Dan Harries 42.DVD Gladiator Fight Club Goldfinger The Patriot 43.Supplement.Visual effects and animation: how local post houses are reaping rewards. 46.Production Report. 50.The Sum of Us and Darby, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1136/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05.Welcome to Woop Woop. 06.Newsfront.lndustry news. 8.Fresh Air.Your letters and emails. 25.To Market, To Market. John Fleming on the marketing importance of DVDs. 32.Snapshot.Marieke Hardy on Position Vacant. 34.Film The Monkey’s Mask Yolngu Boy Quills The Goddess of 1967 The Sixth Day In The Mood For Love Memento 39. Video The Three Stooges The Big Brass Ring Beat Better Living Through Circuitry 40. Reading Time Out Film Guide, 9th edition 2001 Variety International Guide, 2001 Shopgirl by Steve Martin Cassell’s Movie Quotations The Films of Mike Leigh by Ray Carney and Leonard Quart A Kiss Before Dying by Ira Levin Fame Games, The Production of Celebrity in Australia by Graeme Turner, Frances Bonner, P David Marshall Film Parody by Dan Harries 42.DVD Gladiator Fight Club Goldfinger The Patriot 43.Supplement.Visual effects and animation: how local post houses are reaping rewards. 46.Production Report. 50.The Sum of Us and Darby, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1136/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05. Welcome to Woop Woop. 06. Newsfront Industry news. 10. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 11. AFI Wrap. Michael Ward searches the Horden Pavilion for elfin star Pia Miranda. 14. Animated Helmets on the Red Planet. Digital FX team leader Tony Clark writes about creating objects around Val Kilmer’s head. 17. To Market To Market Columbia Tristar’s Suzanne Stretton-Brown. 18. Australian Filmmakers Abroad. They’re working in every nook and cranny of Hollywood, plus a few places in between, like New Zealand. 21. Final Cut Richard Frankland. 22. Mailboy. Under the tutelage of first-time director Vince Giarrusso, bright young thing Kane McNay comes into his own in Mailboy. 24. On set. South Australia has carved a niche as the place to shoot on a shoestring budget. J Harkness stayed home to direct his feature debut, Dope. 26. Hollywood Down Under. The studios occasionally come to Australia and New Zealand because production here is cheap. Alan Duff argues we shouldn’t kid ourselves it’s otherwise. 28. The Box. Mark Woods. 30. Australian Art Films. Do They Exist? Adrian Martin argues they don't, and for a very good reason. 35. Snapshot Leigh Whannell on Joy. 36.Film. The Dish Almost Famous Mailboy Coyote Ugly Innocence Cunnamulla The Magic Pudding 42.Reading. John Hargreaves...a celebration Looking For Alibrandi The Sound Of One Hand Clapping Out Of The Mist and Steam Coen Brothers The Bond Files Leonard Maltin 2001 44. Video. Intern Do Not Disturb American Perfekt It’s The Rage 45. DVD. Magnolia Joan of Arc Looking for Alibrandi Stuart Little 47. Supplement on the world wide web, digital and cable TV. 54. In Production. 58. The Sum of Us., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1135/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05. Welcome to Woop Woop. 06. Newsfront Industry news. 10. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 11. AFI Wrap. Michael Ward searches the Horden Pavilion for elfin star Pia Miranda. 14. Animated Helmets on the Red Planet. Digital FX team leader Tony Clark writes about creating objects around Val Kilmer’s head. 17. To Market To Market Columbia Tristar’s Suzanne Stretton-Brown. 18. Australian Filmmakers Abroad. They’re working in every nook and cranny of Hollywood, plus a few places in between, like New Zealand. 21. Final Cut Richard Frankland. 22. Mailboy. Under the tutelage of first-time director Vince Giarrusso, bright young thing Kane McNay comes into his own in Mailboy. 24. On set. South Australia has carved a niche as the place to shoot on a shoestring budget. J Harkness stayed home to direct his feature debut, Dope. 26. Hollywood Down Under. The studios occasionally come to Australia and New Zealand because production here is cheap. Alan Duff argues we shouldn’t kid ourselves it’s otherwise. 28. The Box. Mark Woods. 30. Australian Art Films. Do They Exist? Adrian Martin argues they don't, and for a very good reason. 35. Snapshot Leigh Whannell on Joy. 36.Film. The Dish Almost Famous Mailboy Coyote Ugly Innocence Cunnamulla The Magic Pudding 42.Reading. John Hargreaves...a celebration Looking For Alibrandi The Sound Of One Hand Clapping Out Of The Mist and Steam Coen Brothers The Bond Files Leonard Maltin 2001 44. Video. Intern Do Not Disturb American Perfekt It’s The Rage 45. DVD. Magnolia Joan of Arc Looking for Alibrandi Stuart Little 47. Supplement on the world wide web, digital and cable TV. 54. In Production. 58. The Sum of Us., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1135/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05. Welcome to Woop Woop. 06. Newsfront. Industry news 08. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 09. Final cut. Rob Sitch on the Australian sun. 10. Dancing For Their Lives. Bootmen, Center Stage, Billy Elliot and Kick: Adrian Martin explores the red-hot rash of movies doing the bump and grind. 14. Digital Movie Emergence. With George Lucas leading the charge, the cinema industry is wondering who’s going to pay for the brave new world. Angus Fontaine reports. 16. Norman Lindsay’s Magic Pudding on The Big Screen. Animation director Robbert Smit details how the massive project came together. 23. The Getting of Wisdom. Kick Gurry. 24. Uncloaking Hilary Linstead. One of the film industry’s most enduring characters speaks to Michaela Boland. 26. In The Realm of the Censors. Des Clarke and Mark Spratt chat about classifying pink bits. 30. David Wenham profile. Michaela Boland discovers romantic comedies are a relatively new string to Diver Dan’s bow. 33. The Box. Lisa Dethridge on improving scripts. 35. To Market To Market. Joel Pearlman on marketing Looking for Alibrandi. 40.Film. Better Than Sex Russian Doll Shaft Walk the Talk Cherry Falls Million Dollar Hotel What Lies Beneath 46.Reading. Who Killed Hollywood...and Put the Tarnish on Tinseltown? Action/Spectacle Cinema: A Sight and Sound Reader Bonnie and Clyde Blonde A Novel The Virgin Suicides High Fidelity 48. Video. Essex Boys Molly Pups 49. DVD. Snow Falling on Cedars Jaws The Bone Collector 51. Supplement. SPAA 2000 and entering short film festivals. 54. InProduction. 58. The Sum of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1134/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05.Editorial. 06.Newsfront. Industry news 08.Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 10. Blockbusters. Joe Queenan can barely contain his excitement now the REAL movie season has arrived. 12. Film Festival Preview Special: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Barry Divola’s handy hints for navigating the celluloid onslaught. 19.The Getting of Wisdom. Maya Stange argues no-one’s got anything to say and no-one can hear them anyway. 20. Nijinsky Dances Again. Michaela Boland goes on location in Adelaide with Paul Cox’s latest project. 23.The Box. Paul Harris defends research and development. 24. Product Placement. Mike Houghton finds there is more to product placement than meets the eye. 26. Grunge Movies. Adrian Martin gets down and dirty and discovers a new Australian film does good grunge. 30. The Interview. Michaela Boland rides into Stephan Elliot’s roller coaster career. 34.To Market,To Market. Robert Slaviero reckons the wogs have arrived. 36. Tackle Happy. A diary of naked shenanigans penned by Simon Morley of Puppetry of the Penis during the troupe’s round Australia tour. 39.Snapshot. Olivia Rousset reviews Cannes entrant Stop. 40.Film Chopper Angst Tackle Happy Judas Kiss 44.Reading You Aint Heard Nothin’ Yet The Unruly Life of Woody Allen My Movie Business Taxi Driver Screenwriting. A Manual Magnolia The Shooting Script Reel Resource 2000 Film Architecture From Metropolis to Blade Runner 46. Video Gravesend LA Without a Map The Last Yellow Cirque du Soleil - Quidam 47. DVD Birdy Blue Streak The 7th Voyage of Sinbad 49.Supplement. Buying a digicam. 54.GST. Checklist for TV and film producers. 55.lnProduction. What’s going on in the industry? 58.The Sum Of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1132/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: O5.Editorial. 06„Newsfront. Industry news. OT.Fresh Air. Letters and email reports. 08.The Box. Ingrid Ohlsson 10. Storming The Castle. Tearlach Flutcheson charts The Castle's US release while executive producer Michael Hirsh sets the record straight to Michaela Boland. 15. The Getting of Wisdom. Colin Moody 15. Final Cut. EliseMcCredie. 18. Byrning the Candle. Michaela Boland interviews Rose Byrne, one of Australia’s hottest young actors 21. To Market To Market. John Thornhill To be really successful Australian films need to sell internationally 22. Snapshot. John Safran previews Oh Harvey Where Art Thou? . 23. DOT.COM.WHAT? Shane Danielsen searches for answers to the dot.com.craze sweeping through the film industry. 26. Screen Culture Under Seige. Will the AFI survive the latest round of funding cuts? 28. Man Overboard. Cinematographer John Seale writes about lensing this year’s SFX extravaganza The Perfect Storm. 30. Cacking Themselves. To celebrate the release of Yahoo Serious’ latest film - Mr Accident - Deb Verhoeven casts a glance over Australia’s love of quirky comedies. 34.Film My Mother Frank Jesus’ Son Mr Accident Rules of Engagement Eye of the Beholder Bootmen 39. Reading The Comedy Writer Mighty Movies: Movie Poster Art from Plollywood’s Greatest Adventure Epics and Spectaculars Bloomsbury Movie Guide: Jaws Cambridge Film Flandbook: The Piano Twin Peeks, Australian & New Zealand Feature Films Which Lie Did I Tell? 40. DVD Run Lola Run The Winslow Boy Crazy in Alabama 42.Video Another Day in Paradise Me and Will Rumpelstiltskin 45.Supplement. Spotlighting the exhibition and distribution industries. 54. InProduction. Whats going on in the industiy? 58. The Sum of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1133/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05.Editorial. 06.Newsfront. Industry news 08.Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 10. Blockbusters. Joe Queenan can barely contain his excitement now the REAL movie season has arrived. 12. Film Festival Preview Special: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Barry Divola’s handy hints for navigating the celluloid onslaught. 19.The Getting of Wisdom. Maya Stange argues no-one’s got anything to say and no-one can hear them anyway. 20. Nijinsky Dances Again. Michaela Boland goes on location in Adelaide with Paul Cox’s latest project. 23.The Box. Paul Harris defends research and development. 24. Product Placement. Mike Houghton finds there is more to product placement than meets the eye. 26. Grunge Movies. Adrian Martin gets down and dirty and discovers a new Australian film does good grunge. 30. The Interview. Michaela Boland rides into Stephan Elliot’s roller coaster career. 34.To Market,To Market. Robert Slaviero reckons the wogs have arrived. 36. Tackle Happy. A diary of naked shenanigans penned by Simon Morley of Puppetry of the Penis during the troupe’s round Australia tour. 39.Snapshot. Olivia Rousset reviews Cannes entrant Stop. 40.Film Chopper Angst Tackle Happy Judas Kiss 44.Reading You Aint Heard Nothin’ Yet The Unruly Life of Woody Allen My Movie Business Taxi Driver Screenwriting. A Manual Magnolia The Shooting Script Reel Resource 2000 Film Architecture From Metropolis to Blade Runner 46. Video Gravesend LA Without a Map The Last Yellow Cirque du Soleil - Quidam 47. DVD Birdy Blue Streak The 7th Voyage of Sinbad 49.Supplement. Buying a digicam. 54.GST. Checklist for TV and film producers. 55.lnProduction. What’s going on in the industry? 58.The Sum Of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1132/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: O5.Editorial. 06„Newsfront. Industry news. OT.Fresh Air. Letters and email reports. 08.The Box. Ingrid Ohlsson 10. Storming The Castle. Tearlach Flutcheson charts The Castle's US release while executive producer Michael Hirsh sets the record straight to Michaela Boland. 15. The Getting of Wisdom. Colin Moody 15. Final Cut. EliseMcCredie. 18. Byrning the Candle. Michaela Boland interviews Rose Byrne, one of Australia’s hottest young actors 21. To Market To Market. John Thornhill To be really successful Australian films need to sell internationally 22. Snapshot. John Safran previews Oh Harvey Where Art Thou? . 23. DOT.COM.WHAT? Shane Danielsen searches for answers to the dot.com.craze sweeping through the film industry. 26. Screen Culture Under Seige. Will the AFI survive the latest round of funding cuts? 28. Man Overboard. Cinematographer John Seale writes about lensing this year’s SFX extravaganza The Perfect Storm. 30. Cacking Themselves. To celebrate the release of Yahoo Serious’ latest film - Mr Accident - Deb Verhoeven casts a glance over Australia’s love of quirky comedies. 34.Film My Mother Frank Jesus’ Son Mr Accident Rules of Engagement Eye of the Beholder Bootmen 39. Reading The Comedy Writer Mighty Movies: Movie Poster Art from Plollywood’s Greatest Adventure Epics and Spectaculars Bloomsbury Movie Guide: Jaws Cambridge Film Flandbook: The Piano Twin Peeks, Australian & New Zealand Feature Films Which Lie Did I Tell? 40. DVD Run Lola Run The Winslow Boy Crazy in Alabama 42.Video Another Day in Paradise Me and Will Rumpelstiltskin 45.Supplement. Spotlighting the exhibition and distribution industries. 54. InProduction. Whats going on in the industiy? 58. The Sum of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1133/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: 05. Welcome to Woop Woop. 06. Newsfront. Industry news 08. Fresh Air. Letters and your email reports. 09. Final cut. Rob Sitch on the Australian sun. 10. Dancing For Their Lives. Bootmen, Center Stage, Billy Elliot and Kick: Adrian Martin explores the red-hot rash of movies doing the bump and grind. 14. Digital Movie Emergence. With George Lucas leading the charge, the cinema industry is wondering who’s going to pay for the brave new world. Angus Fontaine reports. 16. Norman Lindsay’s Magic Pudding on The Big Screen. Animation director Robbert Smit details how the massive project came together. 23. The Getting of Wisdom. Kick Gurry. 24. Uncloaking Hilary Linstead. One of the film industry’s most enduring characters speaks to Michaela Boland. 26. In The Realm of the Censors. Des Clarke and Mark Spratt chat about classifying pink bits. 30. David Wenham profile. Michaela Boland discovers romantic comedies are a relatively new string to Diver Dan’s bow. 33. The Box. Lisa Dethridge on improving scripts. 35. To Market To Market. Joel Pearlman on marketing Looking for Alibrandi. 40.Film. Better Than Sex Russian Doll Shaft Walk the Talk Cherry Falls Million Dollar Hotel What Lies Beneath 46.Reading. Who Killed Hollywood...and Put the Tarnish on Tinseltown? Action/Spectacle Cinema: A Sight and Sound Reader Bonnie and Clyde Blonde A Novel The Virgin Suicides High Fidelity 48. Video. Essex Boys Molly Pups 49. DVD. Snow Falling on Cedars Jaws The Bone Collector 51. Supplement. SPAA 2000 and entering short film festivals. 54. InProduction. 58. The Sum of Us. Local reviewers rate releases., https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1134/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: mbits 2 comment 8 BILL COLLINS queries the lack of film variety on the small screen. obituary 10 MARTHA ANSARA farewells the late Joan Long. Erskinville Kings 12 In a Savage Land Bill Bennet 18 Duplicating Psycho 20 Strange Planet 22 Eyes Wide Shut 26 inreview 39 FILMS: Redbait, The General, Divorcing Jack, Praise, The Craic. BOOKS: Once Upon a Time in America, The Birds, David Lean: A Biography, High Concept; Don Simpson and the Culture of Hollywood Excess, The Chaplin Encyclopedia. technicalities 49 BARRIE SMITH looks at CGI animation. SEAN Cousins reviews scriptprocessing software. inproduction 59 dirty dozen 64, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1129/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: inbits 2 festivals 6 The Pandanus Film Festival 25th anniversary special 10 Museum of the rare 44 Occasional Coarse Language Bred Hayward 52 The Prince of Egypt 54 retrospective 58 Lost treasures of Gaumont British dirty dozen 64, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1128/thumbnail.jpg

Contents: mbits 2 comment 8 BILL COLLINS queries the lack of film variety on the small screen. obituary 10 MARTHA ANSARA farewells the late Joan Long. Erskinville Kings 12 In a Savage Land Bill Bennet 18 Duplicating Psycho 20 Strange Planet 22 Eyes Wide Shut 26 inreview 39 FILMS: Redbait, The General, Divorcing Jack, Praise, The Craic. BOOKS: Once Upon a Time in America, The Birds, David Lean: A Biography, High Concept; Don Simpson and the Culture of Hollywood Excess, The Chaplin Encyclopedia. technicalities 49 BARRIE SMITH looks at CGI animation. SEAN Cousins reviews scriptprocessing software. inproduction 59 dirty dozen 64, https://ro.uow.edu.au/cp/1129/thumbnail.jpg