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Three miners trapped underground have captivated audiences around the world. Their devout wives have now become celebrities.

A young lady turns up to the site uninvited. The wives want her gone but she has a story to tell – she is having an affair with one of the miners and she wants her share of the fame. One-by-one the mistresses turn up to the site as the whole world watches the cat fight unfold.

The miners are trapped in more ways than one. 

Postcards from Nowhere is short film with a dark and sometimes-comic atmosphere, set to shoot in Adelaide in 2012.

A short film aimed at major film festivals across the world to showcase our talent, capabilities and define the space in which we want to produce our future films. 

We are currently casting for this project and open to foreign actors of any nationality who can speak English and may be in India during next 3 weeks (17th Jan to 10 Feb 2012) or may want to come here to be part of this on their own. The shoot is only for 2 days though.

We are also looking for a cinematographer who has extensive experience with Canon 5D mark II 

If you are one of them, kindly send me a mail giving details about your work, location and travel plans. I will revert with further details about the project.

If you wish to know more about me or our company, please follow the links elsewhere on my profile or click below:

Amit Mehra Screenwriter/director/Producer AMP ANGLES http://www.ampangles.com/ Mumbai, INDIA find me on IMDB: http://www.imdb.me/amitmehra hit me up on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/amitmehra 

Pl join and support our new Indie films venture on Facebook: 

http://t.co/JIKPWxE  

A son receives the piano-playing skills of his world-renowned father, a tennis player acquires the ability to play like Roger Federer… what sounds like a dream is possible in the fictional world of “Batesian”. And where’s the catch? “You tell us”, say kino5, a group of independent filmmakers from Vienna, Austria: “We’ve only taken the first step. Now, it’s up to everyone to shape the world of Batesian!”

It’s called collaborative filmmaking and Batesian is another example in a series of online film projects that call on the internet community to contribute their ideas. Yet Batesian takes it one step further. In addition to discussing the potential side-effects of the skills transfers in their online forum, scriptwriters can even send entire stories and apply to direct one of the episodes of the anthology film.

After being selected by a professional jury, the six international directors will shoot the six episodes of the film in Vienna in 2012. “For years we’ve been bringing together international filmmakers to produce short films. The results have always exceeded the expectations. Now we want to take it a step further”, explain the kino5 crew.

And what’s the goal? “At the end of the day, we just want to make a great movie.. and to give independent filmmakers the chance to make a feature film, together with us.”

Presence Films is looking for Writers and Researchers to crowd source development of this project. 

We seek your knowledge and expertise.

The roles for research and writing are diverse.

Writers and Researchers will be contributing to:

• Character profiles
• Action scenes
• Cultural advice
• Review
• Etc

We seek people with an interest and knowledge of:

• Early 1940's Dutch East Indies culture, fashion, architecture, politic,  both Dutch and indigenous Javanese
• Early WW2 aviation especially RAAF Cats, U.S fighters and Japanese Naval aviation and aviators such as Saburo Sakai
• French culture of the period, especially music, fashion, thinking
• Dutch military culture in the Dutch East Indies

No one Writer or Researcher need know everything. You can specialise in any area and contribute.

An outline for this project will be released later in January.

We would be delighted to hear of your interest.

This project and our approach to development allows you to contribute when you can, what you can and be credited for that. The project will go online as a graphic novel first and the team and their contribution will be viewable online at the same time. 

Team members from anywhere in Australia or the world may contribute and liaise with the team via Skype video.

An animatic of the story is available online at http://vimeo.com/6076248   (Password: 9lives)

Are you a funny video chum?

The Lost Dog folks are looking for more online comedy weirdos who are interested in collaborating with us on future TV and online shenanigans.

We’re interested in folks with a skewed sense of humour. So if you are the type whose very presence causes disapproving glares and protracted silences at family gatherings, drop us a line.

Our show on Melbourne’s very own Channel 31 can accommodate slots of between 1-5 minutes across 6 or 7 episodes.

Let us know your concept in a couple of paragraphs. It could be sketch, sitcom, animation, whatever you do best. A link to a pilot or teaser, or videos of your past work would be mighty helpful.

The Lost Dog crew is a collective of independent content producers. As a producer, your show would always remain your own. We simply help you reach an audience on C31 and online at lostdogtv.com.au.