'The Hell Beneath Us' Feature Film Project
- Oct 31, 2016
- 1 min read
Over the weekend I was fortunate enough to take part in Screen ACT's Accelerator Pod final presentations for 2016. Each presentation had a maximum of 5 minutes so I used that time wisely by pitching for 4 mins and showing a short trailer for the remaining time (watch below). We are yet to hear the final result of the four projects that get the green light but everyone in the group did extremely well and it gives me hope for the future of the industry in Canberra.
Concept movie poster.
Concept trailer.
Accelerator Pod group 2016. Author is 4th from right in the second row. (Image courtesy of Screen ACT)
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