FEATURED ARTICLEThe Poetry in Film Festival (PIFF) is on the hunt for the feature poem to be interpreted into short films. This year’s theme is ‘The Future Imagined’ Submit your poem by June 30th 2012.
FEATURED ARTICLEWe are proud to announce the Poetry in Film Festival 2011 Finalists. Eights films from some of Australia’s most talented filmmakers
FEATURED ARTICLEFor all the filmmakers out there: Jessica Lawton and John Hughes, two of the 2011 festival judges gives us their tips on what they will be looking out for in this year’s films. If you’re entering a film this year, this is a must see..
FEATURED ARTICLEOnly 1 month to go until the film entry deadline on 9 September 2011. Not only is there a chance your film will be screened around Australia, there are also awesome prizes up for grabs. Thanks to our generous sponsors and supporters we are very excited about the PIFF2011 prize pool.
FEATURED ARTICLEWe received over 150 poems from around Australia and some even globally. Selection was not an easy task but there could only be one winner. We are excited to announce this year’s winning poem is ‘Four Letters, Three Words.’ written by Belinda Hilton.
FEATURED ARTICLEThe quality and variety of films submitted in our inaugural year was a demonstration of the talent of Australian filmmakers. What will 2011 bring?
Melbourne (Screening and Awards Night):
9th October, 2011
Palace Cinema Como
Sydney: 30th October, 2011
Palace Verona
Brisbane: 26th October, 2011
Palace Centro
Adelaide: 19th October, 2011
Palace Nova
Perth: 12th October, 2011
Cinema Paradiso
Canberra: 10th October, 2011
National Sound & Film Archive
Tickets are $17 and $15 concession.
Melbourne – 9 October: Book Online Here **First Screen SOLD OUT. Second Screen now on sale **
Canberra – 10 October: Do it the old-fashioned way and call in to NFSA get your PIFF2011 ticket
Tel. 02 6248 2000. Tickets are $15 and $12 concession
Perth – 12 October: Book Online Here
Adelaide – 19 October: Book Online Here
Brisbane – 26 October: Book Online Here
Sydney – 30 October: Book Online Here
PIFF 2011 is a new and exciting film festival based in Melbourne, Australia.
Entrants in the festival are given a piece of modern poetry. From there they are free to interpret the poem in the form of a 4-7 min short film however they see fit. Make it funny, serious, scary – it’s up to you.
You don’t need to include the lines of the poem in your film, interpret it however you want.
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