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Welcome to Graeme Simsion's home page. This is the page I update most frequently with news on a range of projects and services- upcoming courses, writing and production projects, publications and research. For general information on any of these, please select the appropriate page from the side bar menu. To contact Graeme Simsion, please click here. Latest News - Courses & Consulting Graeme will be the keynote speaker at the Enterprise Data World Conference on 18 March 2010. The Conference runs from 14-19 March 2010. Information at Enterprise Data World Conference New one-day course: The Independent Consultant. To run in Melbourne on 11th Febuary 2010 through the Ark Group. Information at www.arkgroupaustralia.com.au/events.htm Working with Business: Consulting Skills for Data and IT Professionals 2-day seminar in London scheduled for 26-27 April 2010. Information at www.irmuk.co.uk New workshop Facilitation Masterclass. This workshop was presented through the Ark Group in Melbourne and is now available for in-house delivery. Information at www.arkgroupaustralia.com.au/events.htm Graeme's final column on consulting in the Data Strategy Journal is at Data Strategy Journal Latest News - Writing & Production Push Up, a short film written and produced by Graeme Simsion, directed/produced by Jason Christou, will premier at Flickerfest, 9-10 January 2010. Information at www.flickerfest.com.au Turning Back the Clocks, short
Transformation (a finalist in last year's John Jameson screenwriting competition) was completed in January and screened at the St Kilda Film Festival on the 31st of May. Swedish Television has purchased screening rights. Rebecca Peniston-Bird directed and edited. Glenda Linscott and Anthony West played the lead roles- picture from stills photographer Rebecca Wong below. Information is available at: www.stkildafilmfestival.com.au/ Key Change, a short film written and co-produced by Graeme Simsion, was selected for the Katoomba "Winter Magic" Short Film Festival in June. Key Change (original title Red Porsche II) was produced by RMIT Audio-Visual Technology Students in 2007 and given a re-edit by director David Grant earlier this year. Picture below shows the crew filming at Strathewen, Victoria, a town later devastated by the "Black Saturday" bushfires. Tragically, First Assistant Director Max Emmins, who also played a small role in the film, lost his life in the fires.
Post-production on The Last Bottle was completed in August. This short film was shot at RMIT in November 2008 and was directed by Michael Carsen and Beth Child, with Bud Tingwell, Genevieve Picot and Milijana Cancar. This was Bud Tingwell's last film. (Photo below from Heather Hartkamp).
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