Real to Reel: The Craft Film Festival – Australian Tour 2019-20

An international selection of short films that explore materials and making, and that celebrate craft in all its facets. Screening at selected venues across Australia 2019-2020.

‘Real to Reel’, the film festival dedicated to craft and moving image, screening at selected venues around Australia

The international selection of short films, produced by the UK’s Crafts Council and Crafts magazine, is an eclectic programme that explores our relationship with materials and making, and celebrates craft in all its facets.

The 33 short films are divided across two sessions, that cover an incredible diversity of styles, people and approaches.

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There’s BAFTA-winning, hand-crafted animation and music videos as well as glimpses behind the scenes in makers’ studios.

Specialisms include weaving, glass-making, mosaic, ceramics, metalwork, costume and even bread making.

You don’t have to be a ‘maker’ to enjoy these films.

Themes are at times playful or meditative, some highlight social impact projects, there’s comedy and song, even dance…

Download the program.

REAL TO REEL IS SHOWING AT VENUES ACROSS AUSTRALIA

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Download the program.

Real to Reel: The Craft Film Festival is produced by the Crafts Council and Crafts magazine.

Crafts Magazine | Crafts Council

Real to Reel is presented in Australia by Maker&Smith, and its tour is in partnership with host organisations in each state including: Australian Design Centre, Craft Victoria, Central Craft, Guildhouse and Craft ACT.

If you are interested in screening Real to Reel please contact us.

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    Garry Fabian Miller - Voyage
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    Still from Nyayuku Papa, Tjanpi Desert Weavers, 2018
  • Real to Reel 2018. Still from MUG, Nick Bennett, 2017

    MUG, Nick Bennett
  • Real to Reel 2019. Still from ‘Amazing Spectacles sculpted from scrap’ 2018; Rachel Reed

    Still from Amazing spectacles sculpted from scrap, 2018, Rachel Reed