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Jed Cahills Bin Blog, this blog will be updated weekly. Click here to view previous blogs.

 The Vision of In The Bin is to reach as many communities as possible throughout Australia, educating more people on all facets of film and film making. Building a sustained network of industry professionals working as a team to Educate, Inspire, and Develop Knowledge in the community of film makers throughout Australia. Making Culture and Education not only accessible but exciting.

Jed Cahill

 

 

 

 

 

 In The Bin Film Festival is Australia's widest spread cultural event.

Our festival prides itself on presenting the highest standard of short films with programs developed for open and family audiences. In The Bin is also one of the leading educators in Short Films with a three day program that tours regionally with the festival.
In this site you will be able to explore all the
directions In The Bin has to offer and also the educational resources In The Bin has to offer.

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Short Highlight

Each month In The Bin will highlight a short film from our Education Program. There are over 30 short films for you to view by clicking this link.
This month we highlight “Up and Down – The Elevator Story” This film was made as part of the Education Program a few years ago, as the students were trying to make a Horror film they changed the mind at the end of the second day and decided to make a totally different film. This resulted in them creating, shooting, and editing a short film in 6 hours for screening that night as part of the festival in Hamilton. It is a fun film which is used in most Education Programs to inspire the students in their own short film making.

 

 

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