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Delay your dreams no longer. The Australian Film and Television School wants to help you transform your vision into celluloid reality. And, to get you started, they're inviting you around to theirs for an open day.
For six-and-a-half glorious hours you can tour through state-of-the-art studios, meet alumni-turned-media stars and find out about the epic range of courses on offer — from diplomas to undergrad degrees to Masters. Making special appearances to reveal how AFTRS changed their lives will be writer-directors Malina Mackiewicz and Warwick Young, who've been scoring gongs at major film festivals in all four corners of the globe. Also appearing will be Triple J's Hack program producer Karla Arnall.
At their annual Open Day, AFTRS throws its doors open to everyone. CEO Neil Peplow says Australia has a diversity of voices and he wants to find and empower storytellers from all over the country. We concur. If you can't make it on the day, there will be a live stream of talks, workshops and course information seminars happening on the day at the AFTRS website.
