Results matching “tangerine” from Campaign Brief

TUESDAY JULY 7 @ 7PM 
THE LOCAL TAPHOUSE 
184 CARLISLE STREET, EAST ST KILDA
 
"We want the finest wines available to mankind, we want them, and we want them now."     Withnail (Withnail and I)

With GETTY IMAGES' kind sponsorship and kind BAR TAB we can assist in this quest!  Not ONLY are they showing RAD films, AND giving us MORE free booze on TOP of our regular FREE ALE, we also have great give away prizes of beautiful photography, books and prints kindly supplied by GETTY IMAGES. Tangerine is supported by Campaign Brief.
Come and Share the last Tangerine hosted by Colette Crespin in Melbourne for a while as she's off the USA to discover more director talent and share films around the globe. Tangerine is going on Tour!

"If you go parachuting, and your parachute doesn't open, and your 
friends are all watching you fall, I think a funny gag would be to  
pretend you were swimming. " - Jack Handy

This month, we have a special feature selection from Moxie Pictures.  
Tangerine: Tuesday 2nd June at The Local Taphouse, St Kilda, from 7pm.  
Supported by Campaign Brief.

"The length of a film should be directly related to the endurance of the human bladder." - Alfred Hitchcock.

This month, we have films from Mad Cow (London), Luscious Films (Sydney) as well as music video from 'Regina Spektor' (New York). Tangerine: Tuesday 5th May at The Local Taphouse, St Kilda, from 7pm. Supported by Campaign Brief www.ilovetangerine.com

Tangerine:  ANIMATION SPECIAL
Date: TUESDAY 7 OCTOBER
Venue: The Local Taphouse
184 Carlisle Street, Melbourne
FREE ENTRY!
info: www.ilovetangerine.com
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Spring is in the air, the lunar eclipse has shifted everything and have you noticed it is not dark at 530pm!!!!  It is dark in time to watch some fantastic films at tangerine – and there is no better place to be on a Tuesday spring evening, with good food, the roof garden and comfy sofas...
September is a special month, with short films from London, Paris and Australia, including spectacular animation from Daren Burgess.  
The climax of the evening is a tribute to a beautiful music video made for the musical talent LIOR.  Exploring shadow puppetry, not only is the clip being shown but tangerine’s first documentary, and Lior will also be there to answer any questions alongside the director Natasha Pincus.

Date:  Tuesday September 2nd @ 6:30pm
Place:  184 Carlisle Street, St Kilda
Information:  www.ilovetangerine.com 

Doors open: 6:30pm
Films start: 7:00pm

The Local Taphouse
184 Carlisle Street
St Kilda

www.ilovetangerine.com

The Tangerine short film night launched Tuesday night (3rd June) in Melbourne at the Taphouse. By all accounts it was a great success and lived up to what was anticipated. A beautiful venue, with tangerine galore filling the room, an ambient glow of a warm fire and delicious networking...
There was an abundant crowd, drinking, eating and discussing everything film.  The selection of four films (listed on the PDF you can download) were also a great success, covering four corners of the globe, controversy,
and philosophy.  Two short films and two music videos captured the audience both stirred and inspired all.
An up lifting selection of industry folk turned up to share the banter, including top advertising agency creatives (Droga 5, Publicis Mojo, Leo Burnett, The Furnace and The Campaign Palace) as well as an array of production companies and actors.
The whole night was filled with sweet delicious segments of goodness and all are looking forward to next month!  Next Tangerine is hosting  Tuesday July 1st at 6.30pm (The Local).
Download the PDF of pics and winners:
TANGERINE-LAUNCH-NIGHT.pdf
See the website for details of what will be screened and please send in your work for future nights:  
www.ilovetangerine.oom
colette@ilovetangerine.com 

Tuesday June 3rd 2008, 6.30pm  @ The Local, Carlisle Street
 
The advertising industry is filled with talent and creative minds, ‘Tangerine’ fosters the environment for brilliant work to be presented:  Short Films, Music Videos, Documentary, and Animation, anything that is NOT a commercial.
Everyone is welcome to submit work to screen; directors, creatives, art directors, writers, editors, producers are all encouraged.  This forum also extends to UNSIGNED directors; exhibiting their work, voicing new talent and potentially being ‘discovered’ or ‘signed’.
‘Tangerine’ is the first Tuesday of each month and free to attend.  Early in the week gives a chilled vibe, have a drink after work, sit and enjoy some great films and mingle with your industry peers, old and new.
The Local Taphouse, (184 Carlisle Street) situated in East St Kilda is a beautiful venue with great facilities, beer, and food; it is comfortable, social and close to the majority of advertising agency and production company offices.
Tangerine organiser Colette Crespin, New Business Manager at ‘The Guild of Commercial Filmmakers’ moved two months ago from the bustle of Soho life in London to live in the Metropolis of Melbourne.  
Having worked with Directors including; Jonathan Glazer, Steve Cope, Mark Denton and Malcolm Venville, Colette has spent the past few years in the London Production company circuit (including Draw Pictures, Therapy Films, Red Bee Media, Academy and RSA Films) representing directors and establishing new ventures.
Observing the rapid changes within the industry and the distance created between agencies, post, production companies and crew alongside the abundance of talent and work that is not commercial based that never gets seen, a new concept has sprung.
'Tangerine’ connotes: lots of sweet segments filled with goodness all encapsulated in one skin...
“My vision is to create a grassroots environment fostering inspiration, as well as an organic forum in which to network," says Colette.
‘Tangerine’ has been established as a way to ‘bring people back together’ discussing ideas outside of the everyday work forum, encouraging challenge and inspiration from alternative directions. 
This is a great opportunity for the Melbourne Advertising industry to shine and express talent and work, as well as networking and expanding contacts.  The other nice element to this night is that there will not just be work shown from Australia but from all over the world in order to broaden thought, concepts and really push boundaries of creative flow.
Launching June 3rd and following on every first Tuesday of the month, this event aims to begin in Melbourne and expand into Sydney within the near future. Says Colette: “This night is very exciting and I can not wait to receive films, contributions, ideas and meet everyone."   
 
Website:  www.ilovetangerine.com
Submission / suggestions: colette@ilovetangerine.com
Venue information:  www.thelocal.com.au
For more information:  colette@theguildfilm.com