Raglan Film Festival 2023/2024 nominations now open

October 4, 2023

Get ready now to enter the Raglan Film Festival for 2023/2024.  

Local film and documentary maker Maryann Tuao will be back with another filmmaking workshop for the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards next year. Maryann has been involved with the festival since its inception and spearheaded the Whāingaroa Film Society in 2006. An award-winning film and documentary maker, she won her first documentary award in 2008 with Nicholas Stevens – ARTIST at the Hamilton Disability Pride Film Festival. In 2009, Maryann was awarded the Women in Film & Television, followed by the 2009 Raglan Film Festival Short Drama Award for An Upside Down World and the 2010 Raglan Film Festival Documentary Award for Cool Summer Tour with Cornerstone Roots. 

In 2012, Maryann collaborated with other local filmmakers and artists to take out Hamilton runner up with Whiff Drawers at the V48: HOUR Short Film competition, which was also a RAFFA winner in 2012. She has had a stellar career working with the best in the business on films that have featured at local and international film festivals. 

We will also be offering industry expert workshops to provide additional technical support and mentoring specifically to help with your film making journey.  Check out our new Raglan Film Festival website for further information and to enter online.  

New this year and working alongside the film festival volunteer team is our School Connector Amy Hanna.  Amy is available to provide additional support to students and teachers looking for advice on everything from the art of story-telling to film production. 

Raglan Film Festival entry form is due by Friday 27th October, no cost involved, and you could be in the prize draw to win some serious prizes at the RAFFA evening.  Films are due anytime from 1st December until the 1st March 2024.  

Tamariki and Rangatahi entrants who submit their films in by the due date of Monday 1st March 2024 will also go into a prize draw for $100.

So, what are you waiting for? Get a story together and have some fun with friends and whānau.   

Enter https://www.raglanfilmfestival.co.nz/ and check us out on FB @creativeraglanfilmfestival

Contact Raglan Film Festival event co-ordinator, Jacqueline jacqueline@raglanartscentre.co.nz

The Raglan Film Festival is a creative Raglan event organised by the Raglan Community Arts Council operating as a not for profit organisation supporting arts in the Whāingaroa community. Find out more about the Arts Council www.raglanartscentre.co.nz

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