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Current Filelist V2 Indexed Files Opened For the Period: January 2010 - June 2010 January 2010 SA10/0007 AURORA - SCREEN NSW SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP 2010 P.09977 DEAD COOL SA10/0008 DEVELOPMENT TOOLS WORKSHOP P.09978 SNOWTOWN 2010 - SCREENWEST P.09979 MUSIC OF MY LIFE P.09998 THE BUNYIP OF BERKLEY'S CREEK P.09980 FOREIGN PARTS - INTERNATIONAL P.09999 CLUB SANDWICH FESTIVAL MATERIALS P.10000 THE RISING P.09816-07 DARWIN'S BRAVE NEW WORLD - P.10001 WARCO CHAIN OF TITLE AND CAST CONTRACTS P.10002 GRACE UNDER WATER P.09816-08 DARWIN'S BRAVE NEW WORLD - P.10003 BUTTERFLIES GENERAL DELIVERABLES P.10004 BLIND COMPANY - INNOVATIVE P.09816-09 DARWIN'S BRAVE NEW WORLD - DISTRIBUTION SUPPORT TRANSCRIPTS SA10/0010 COMMUNITY RELATIONS - MEDIA P.09982-01 THEN THE WIND CHANGED RELATIONS - SCREEN AUSTRALIA MEDIA RELEASES 2010 P.09983-01 BALLAD OF A LOCUST HUNTING SA10/0011 COMMUNITY RELATIONS - MEDIA P.09984-01 TRIANGLE WARS RELATIONS - SCREEN AUSTRALIA P.09985 THE DARK LURKING - INNOVATIVE DIRECTORY LISTINGS 2010 DISTRIBUTION SUPPORT P.08201-03 THE HUNTER - PRODUCTION SA10/0004 FILM LAB - SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FILM INVESTMENT CORPORATION (SAFC) SA10/0014 MARKETING - BROADENING SA10/0005 INSCRIPTION AUDIENCES - MELBOURNE CINEMATHEQUE 2010 - 2011 P.09986 BERMUDA P.09794-02 THE LITTLE DEATH P.09748-05 A THOUSAND ENCORES: THE BALLETS RUSSES IN AUSTRALIA - SA10/0015 IGNITE 2010 - NORTHERN TERRITORY TRANSCRIPTS FILM OFFICE P.09987 HONEYMOON IN KABUL - INNOVATIVE 38726 DOCUMENTARY DEVELOPMENT - DISTRIBUTION SUPPORT REJECTED / INELIGIBLE APPLICATIONS P.09905-02 RED HILL - INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL MATERIALS P.10005 TORRANCE P.09988 THE NOTHING MEN - INTERNATIONAL SA10/0017 MARKETING - BROADENING FESTIVAL MATERIALS AUDIENCES - ATOM AWARDS 2010 P.09989 PRIMAL - INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL SA10/0018 MARKETING - BROADENING MATERIALS AUDIENCES - INSIDE FILM (IF) AWARDS 2010 P.09990 DR MARY GOES BUSH SA10/0019 MARKETING - BROADENING February 2010 AUDIENCES - BIGPOND ADELAIDE FILM FESTIVAL 2011 P.09991 THE FAMILY SA10/0020 MARKETING - BROADENING P.09804-02 DRIVING TO D DAY AUDIENCES - THE OTHER FILM FESTIVAL 2011 P.09893-02 KANGAROO MOB - PRODUCTION INVESTMENT SA10/0021 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - BRISBANE P.09739-02 THE STORY OF AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2010 P.09993 CHARLIE BEAN'S GREAT WAR SA10/0022 MARKETING - BROADENING P.09664-02 CONVICT GHOSTS SPEAK OUT AUDIENCES - AWGIE AWARDS 2010 P.09664-03 CONVICT GHOSTS SPEAK OUT SA10/0023 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - SCREEN MUSIC P.09994 THE REAL AUSTRALIA DAY : IN AWARDS 2010 SEARCH OF ARTHUR PHILLIP SA10/0024 MARKETING - BROADENING P.09995 MY PLACE SERIES 1 PART 2 AUDIENCES - TERRITORY ULTIMATE P.09996 ON QUAMBY BLUFF FILM FESTIVAL P.09997-01 COOL SCHOOL SA10/0025 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - 15/15 FILM FESTIVAL SA10/0006 MARKETING - MELBOURNE 2010 - 2011 INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (MIFF) - 37 DEGREES - 2010 Page 1 Screen Australia © 2010 Tabling of an Indexed List of File Titles SA10/0026 MARKETING - BROADENING SA10/0046 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - AUDIENCES - LITTLE BIG SHOTS SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR FESTIVAL 2010 KIDS 2010 - 2011 SA10/0047 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - SA10/0027 MARKETING - BROADENING QUEER SCREEN 2011 AUDIENCES - CINE SPARKS 2010 SA10/0048 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - SA10/0028 MARKETING - BROADENING SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL 2010 AUDIENCES - WORLD OF WOMEN (WOW) FILM FESTIVAL AND NATIONAL SA10/0049 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - TOUR 2011 MIFF ACCELERATOR 2010 SA10/0029 MARKETING - BROADENING SA10/0050 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - AUDIENCES - SHORT ATTENTION AUSTRALIAN DIRECTORS GUILD (ADG) PRIVATE SCREENINGS PROFESSIONAL EVENTS PROGRAM 2010 - 2011 SA10/0030 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - POPCORN TAXI 2010 - SA10/0051 MARKETING - DOCUMENTARY 2011 SNAPSHOT AND BOOKLET 2010 SA10/0031 MARKETING - BROADENING SA10/0052 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - AUSTRALIAN SCREEN AUDIENCES - FLICKERFEST 2011 EDITORS GUILD AWARDS SA10/0053 MARKETING - BROADENING P.10006-01 GOING VERTICAL - INNOVATIVE AUDIENCES - MOBILE SCREENFEST DISTRIBUTION SUPPORT 2010 SA09/0028-03 INDIGENOUS BRANCH TRAVEL P.08266-02 ACCIDENTS HAPPEN - PRINTS AND GRANTS 2009 - 2010 ADVERTISING LOAN SA10/0033-01 STATE AND INDUSTRY SA10/0055 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - PARTNERSHIPS - OPEN CHANNEL ACT FILMMAKERS NETWORK - 2010 - 2012 GETTING MARKET READY / SCRIPT DOCTORING SA10/0034 STATE AND INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS - METROSCREEN 2010 SA10/0056 "MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - - 2012 ACT FILMMAKERS NETWORK - SHORTS, DOCUMENTARY AND SA10/0035-01 STATE AND INDUSTRY FEATURE FILMS" PARTNERSHIPS - QPIX 2010 - 2012 SA10/0059 MARKETING - CLERMONT-FERRAND SA10/0036 STATE AND INDUSTRY FILM FESTIVAL 2010 TRAILER PARTNERSHIPS - MEDIA RESOURCE CENTRE (MRC) 2010 - 2012 CP.0250-02 AT WORLD'S END SA10/0037 STATE AND INDUSTRY P.10008 WOK - THE LONG MARCH OF CHINESE PARTNERSHIPS - FILM AND CUISINE TELEVISION INSTITUTE (FTI) 2010 - P.10009 REKINDLING VENUS 2012 P.10010-01 BIG STORIES SMALL TOWNS 2 SA10/0038 STATE AND INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS - WIDE ANGLE P.10011 ECHOES FROM THE FALLOUT TASMANIA (WAT) 2010 - 2012 P.10012 THE HOSPITAL SA10/0039 STATE AND INDUSTRY P.10013 BETWEEN THE WARS PARTNERSHIPS - 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FIST FULL OF FILMS TOURING SCREEN PROGRAM 2010 P.10053 RARER MONSTERS 38757 PUBLICATION - PRODUCTION - P.10054 TRANSMISSION PATHWAYS AND PROTOCOLS SA10/0077 PORTABLE SYMPOSIUM SERIES 38785 PUBLICATION - PRODUCTION - SA10/0078 MESSAGE STICKS FILM FESTIVAL 2010 GUIDELINES / APPLICATION FORMS 2008 - 2009 P.10056 YARNING UP - SERIES 3 SA10/0068 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - P.10057 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FILM SCREEN ACT - DISTRIBUTION 101 CORPORATION (SAFC) 2010 P.10025 DRIFT P.09763-03 INSIDE THE FIRESTORM P.10026 A FEW BEST MEN P.09847-02 A THOUSAND DIFFERENT ANGLES P.10027 MARY MARY SA10/0079 MARKETING - BROADENING AUDIENCES - ADELAIDE SA10/0070 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - CINEMATHEQUE (2010 - 2011) NATIONAL SCREENWRITERS CONFERENCE 2011 SA09/0211-02 CROSSOVER LAB - JULY 2010 SA10/0071 MARKETING - MARKET ESCALATOR - P.09261-02 DANCING WITH THE PRIME MINISTER SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL INDUSTRY SA10/0080 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY CONFERENCE DAY 2010 (ACT) PROJECT POD P.09941-02 SECOND AUSTRALIANS CP.0267 ME AND MY MONSTERS CP.0266 ZIGBY 2 P.10058 PEOPLE WHO KNOCK ON THE DOOR SA10/0072 WA WRITERS WORKSHOP - 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