ACCESS ALL AREAS 2011/12
Access All Areas Film Festival 2011 presents a program of accessible Australian films across the country. 15 new and acclaimed home-grown short films will be screened, as well as family film RED DOG, which is taking Australia by storm.
Since its inception in 2008 the festival has increased access to Australian films for people with a disability and raised awareness of access solutions in more than 25 cities across NSW. A flagship event of the Don't Dis My Ability campaign, the Festival is a great way to celebrate International Day of People with a Disability every year.
In 2011/12, the Festival is hitting the road again, taking its accessible tour to cinemas, community groups and schools not just in NSW but across the nation. Films are made accessible through open captions, audio description, comfortable and increased wheelchair access and Auslan interpreters.
Since its inception in 2008 the festival has increased access to Australian films for people with a disability and raised awareness of access solutions in more than 25 cities across NSW. A flagship event of the Don't Dis My Ability campaign, the Festival is a great way to celebrate International Day of People with a Disability every year.
In 2011/12, the Festival is hitting the road again, taking its accessible tour to cinemas, community groups and schools not just in NSW but across the nation. Films are made accessible through open captions, audio description, comfortable and increased wheelchair access and Auslan interpreters.
THE CINEMA TOUR
The Access All Areas cinema tour will feature screenings at the following cinemas:
Parramatta
Riverside Theatres
December 1st 2011
Family-friendly short films (12pm)
RED DOG (6:30pm)
Sydney
Dendy Opera Quays
December 2nd 2011
RED DOG (6:30pm) with complementary drinks from 6
There will be two screenings at 6:30pm - one screening will be open captioned, the other will feature open audio description.
Special guests to be announced shortly! Tickets are free but bookings are essential. To book your tickets call (02) 9281 5608 or email Karina.
Parramatta
Riverside Theatres
December 1st 2011
Family-friendly short films (12pm)
RED DOG (6:30pm)
Sydney
Dendy Opera Quays
December 2nd 2011
RED DOG (6:30pm) with complementary drinks from 6
There will be two screenings at 6:30pm - one screening will be open captioned, the other will feature open audio description.
Special guests to be announced shortly! Tickets are free but bookings are essential. To book your tickets call (02) 9281 5608 or email Karina.
- Parramatta: Riverside Theatres
- Sydney: Dendy Opera Quays
THE COMMUNITY TOUR
The Access All Areas community tour consists of two programs of new Australian short films featuring access services. For the first time this year, the festival will be traveling interstate! The increasing demand for more accessible screenings, prompted us to extend our reach and widen our horizons.
- Erina, NSW: Erina Fair
- North Parramatta, NSW: Flintwood
- Albury: Mirambeena Community Centre
- Wollongong, NSW: Wollongong City Gallery
- Liverpool, NSW: Casula Powerhouse
THE SCHOOLS TOUR
The Access All Areas schools tour is a program of new Australian short films designed to raise awareness about issues of ability and access in the classroom. The program is an opportunity to showcase access services such as captions and audio description, and features and education pack. Access All Areas School screenings are held around the country between November 2011 and March 2012.
NSW
- Argenton: Argenton Public School
- Canada Bay: Lucas Gardens School
- Castle Hill: St Gabriels
- Coffs Harbour: Coffs Harbour Public school
- Kogarah: St George School
- Mt Austin: Willans Hill School
- North Rocks: Alice Betteridge School, RIDBC
- North Rocks: Thomas Patterson School, RIDBC
- North Bondi: Wairoa School
- Riverstone: Casuarina School
- Seven Hills: William Rose School
- Wagga Wagga: The Bridgee School
QLD
- Brisbane: Geebung Special School
- Manly: Darling Point Special School
- Moray Field: Caboolture Special School
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