‎15 secs in front of the camera – SAC needs you! – 14-16 August
This looks very cool and we reckon should check it out – to either get in front of the camera or watch these guys create their impressive film work with community.
Back to Back Theatre’s The Democratic Set has toured cities and festivals around the world, giving people just like you, the opportunity to explore the idea of democracy; the belief that all people are in principle equal, and should enjoy equal social, political and economic rights and opportunities.
PUBLIC NEEDED FOR FILMING – BE A PART OF THE PROJECT
You can get involved and spend 15 seconds in front of the camera expressing your ideas of democracy.
You don’t need to prepare a performance, just consider ‘democracy’ and bring any props you might like to use. You will have 20 minutes working with Back to Back Theatre company to explore your ideas before stepping into their purpose built set to perform for 15 seconds to camera.
FILMING IN HOBART (SECRET LOCATION)
Tuesday 14 – Thursday 16 August 2012

To register your interest to be a part of this free film project, please email your name, address and contact number to Jaspa at info@salarts.org.au

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