2006 Tropfest finalists

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The Tropfest short film festival is held in Sydney, Australia each year. This is the List of 2006's Short Listed films and winners.

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A Room with Askew

Synopsis: A room askew and a meal that may never happen.

Director : Gregory Godhard

Producer : Gregory Godhard

Writer : Gregory Godhard

Cinematographer : Gregory Godhard

Sound design : Gregory Godhard

Composer : Gregory Godhard

Editor : Gregory Godhard

Length: 5' 20"

Shot On: 16 mm

Applause

Synopsis: Struggling to find motivation, office worker Werner Brim is confronted with a most unusual situation - replacing the couch and coffee table in his office is a live audience...and they want to be entertained!

Director : Michael Noonan

Producer : Michael Noonan Carine Chai

Writer : Michael Noonan

Cinematographer : Linton Vivian

Sound design : David Lazar

Composer : David Lazar

Editor : Michael Noonan Brendan Cahill

Key Cast : Troy Stoilkovski Jeff Dornan

Length: 6' 59"

Shot On: DV Cam

Burst

Synopsis: To forgive is to set yourself free.

Director : Juliet Lamont

Producer : Gail Williamson

Writer : Juliet Lamont

Cinematographer : Tania Lambert

Sound design : Tom Jefferson

Editor : Jake Southall

Key Cast : Leeanna Walsman Richard Cotter Charlie Rose Wonson

Length: 7'

Shot On: HDV


Carmichael & Shane (Winner 2006)

Synopsis: A single father has a unique approach to raising his two-year-old twin boys- pick a favourite.

Director : Alex Weinress Rob Carlton

Producer : Alex Weinress Rob Carlton

Writer : Rob Carlton

Cinematographer : Alex Weinress

Sound design : Alex Weinress

Editor : Alex Weinress

Key Cast : Rob Carlton Leo Carlton Jim Carlton

Length: 6' 20"

Shot On: DV

Carnivore Reflux

Synopsis: In their lifetime the average meat-eating human will consume; 10 cows, 1/2 tonne of fish, 760 chickens, 37 sheep and 42 pigs.

Director : Eddie White James Calvert

Producer : Huy Nguyen Sam White

Writer : Eddie White

Sound design : Ashley Klose

Composer : Benjamin Speed

Editor : James Calvert David Ngo

Key Cast : John Waters

Length: 7'

Shot On: Maya, Flash

Fishy

Synopsis: A perfect Christmas dinner is wasted on a demanding picky, fussy snapper with impossibly high standards.

Director : Dale Sidney

Producer : Pamela Smith

Writer : Dale Sidney Damian Lynch

Cinematographer : Barry Malseed

Sound design : Jason Murphy

Composer : Blair JoscelyneÞ

Editor : Seth Lockwood

Key Cast : Terry Camilleri

Length: 6'

Shot On: 16 mm

Glitch

Synopsis: Tim has a problem. The house he lives in no longer obeys the laws of logic. At times like this, there's only one man that can help.

Director : Leon Ford

Producer : Leon Ford

Writer : Leon Ford

Cinematographer : Sarah Spillane

Sound design : Nick Arnold

Composer : Nick Arnold

Editor : Leon Ford

Key Cast : Nicholas Cassim Justin Smith Kristian Schmid

Length: 4' 5"

Shot On: Mini DV

Goggles

Synopsis: Seven-year-old Billy encounters a couple of bullies on his way to the pool.

Director : Olivia Peniston-Bird

Producer : Rebecca Peniston-Bird

Writer : Rebecca Peniston-Bird

Cinematographer : Katie Milwright

Sound design : Dean Linguey

Composer : Sarah-Jane Wentzki

Editor : Nigel Karikari

Key Cast : Morgan Baker Emily Milledge Ellen Watson Olivia Northwood-Blyth

Length: 4' 20"

Shot On: HDV

How many Doctors does it take to change a Lightbulb?

Synopsis: Rosie visits the local medical centre for a routine check-up... unfortunately it's anything but routine! Are you due for a check-up?

Director : Marie Patane

Producer : Marie Patane Aimee Durrant

Writer : Marie Patane

Cinematographer : Marie Patane Jason van Gendernen

Editor : Aimee Durrant

Key Cast : Rob Carlton Helen Sutermeister Marty Lynes Shane Emmett

Length: 7'

Shot On: DV


Last Stop

Synopsis: Even the simple act of taking public transport seems to be fraught with peril these days. Especially if you're from somewhere else.

Director : Greg Williams

Producer : Tatiana Doroshenko Jacob Oberman Greg Williams

Writer : Tatiana Doroshenko Greg Williams

Cinematographer : Katie Milwright

Sound design : Andrew Neil

Composer : Nicolas Lyon

Editor : Billy Browne

Key Cast : Donna McRae Steve Adams Brendan Bacon Katrina Mathers Tamara Donnellan Ella Tingwell Simon King Ross Thompson Jacob Oberman

Length: 5'

Shot On: DV


Pacific

Synopsis: On a lonely beach, a chance encounter with a fisherman is the key to a young man letting go of his past and embracing his future.

Director : Peter Carstairs

Producer : Madeleine Shaw

Associate Producer : Cecilia Ritchie

Writer : Ant Horn Peter Carstairs

Cinematographer : Jules O'Loughlin

Sound design : Sasha Zastavnikovic

Composer : Abacus Roolz

Editor : Andrew Soo

Key Cast : Harry Greenwood Kate Crawford Kieran Darcy-Smith

Length: 7'

Shot On: 35 mm 2-perf

Silencer

Synopsis: A secret rendezvous. A loaded gun. A most unexpected arrival. Nobody said it was easy offing your best mate. Beware the thoughts of ordinary evil men.

Director : Frazer Bailey

Producer : Steve Campbell

Writer : Trent Dalton

Cinematographer : Tony Luu

Sound design : Steuart Welch

Composer : Slade Gibson

Editor : Steve Cooper

Key Cast : Andy McPhee John Brumpton

Length: 6' 55"

Shot On: 16 mm

Sister, The

Synopsis: Amelia finally stands up to her sister, and discovers it's a piece of cake.

Director : Belinda King

Producer : Belinda King

Writer : Belinda King

Cinematographer : Craig Anderson

Sound design : Craig Anderson

Editor : Belinda King

Key Cast : Sharn Hammond Nick Beech Belinda King

Length: 6' 13"

Shot On: Mini DV

Snakepit

Synopsis: Australia, two guys, a small room, sixty-three deadly snakes ... only one man is at home.

Director : János Zúzmara

Producer : János Zúzmara

Cinematographer : János Zúzmara

Sound design : János Zúzmara

Composer : Doug Gibson

Editor : Siobhan Jackson Marcel Rasquin Nicki Johnson

A documentary featuring: Federico Rossignoli

Length: 6' 36"

Shot On: Mini DV

Story of the Bubbleboy, The

Synopsis: In a stab-happy world, a sad outcast wrestles with his demons. The story of bubbleboy is a film about being trapped by the past and redeemed by the future.

Director : Sean Ascroft

Producer : Sean Ascroft Karl Mather Kristy Fransen

Writer : Karl Mather

Cinematographer : John Simpson

Sound design : Danny Grifoni

Composer : Hylton Mowday

Editor : Sean Ascroft

Key Cast : Andrew Supanz Nina Pearce

Length: 6'

Shot On: 35 mm


Tough Crowd

Synopsis: A petulant little girl proves to be a tough crowd for a tireless mime artist.

Director : Patrick Gillies

Producer : Patrick Gillies Jeremy Brennan

Writer : Jeremy Brennan Patrick Gillies

Cinematographer : Patrick Gillies Meek Zuiderwijk

Composer : Jeremy Brennan

Editor : Patrick Gillies

Key Cast : Jeremy Brennan

Length: 4' 30"

Shot On: DV

Malice In Wonderland

Dairy Farmers Youth Award 2006Directed by Sarah Goddard and Emily-Kate Byrne Shot on: 16mm

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