A fairy tale by Michelle Lau and Quan. "The Summer of 1984" was shortlisted in the Sydney Tropfest Film Festival in 2007.  

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"The Summer of 1984" by Michelle Lau and Quan

"The Whole Time" by John Turello

"Pins and Needles" by Tara Tan

"Winsome" by Clara Rolls and James Nau

Broke:Kabel is the live collaboration between turntablist Broke and Kabel. The natural integration of turntablism into the performance underscores the strong focus development and experimentation within the music. Sets are broken up into brackets, with tricksets and beat juggling allowing for a much stronger live component to the show. Kable is the audio project by Tom Phillipson, a Sydney based musician and designer.  Squarely in the left field of hip hop with heavy electronic influences, Kabel examines the space outside the common misunderstanding of what is meant by hip hop. Working with musicians such as acclaimed cellist Peter Hollo from Sydney Quartet Fourplay, as well as lyricists Andy B, 13th Son, Ecoluddit and Urthboy from Australian hip hop WÜNDERKIND THE HERD. 

"Broke:Kabel" by Tom Phillipson

"They won't Find Us Tonight" by Ben Nicholson

"Lonely" by Evelina Wojtaszek

 A university project using original music. Starring: Joshua Osborne.Music & Video produced and directed by: Jared Pritchard.

"Battleground" by Jared Pritchard

This music video was one of the items in the band press. It was composed from 4000 over long exposure photographs, they've been strung together the way stop-motion films are made to synchronize the lights of the night to the music. The video depicts a drive at night, and images fast and furious over a contemplative journey. 

"Airbags for Balconies" by Sidney Koh Shun Xiang

"13 Stingrays" by Toby Pedersen

"The Brakes"

Halil Mehmet has very diverse creative interests, ranging from traditional pencil sketching, vector design work, composite imaging, video production, 3D modelling and animation. Halil’s interest in digital art began during high school in 1999 when he was first introduced to photo editing software. His interest in gaming and films lead him to enrol in the Bachelor of Digital Media degree at COFA, introducing him to 3D modelling and animation, in which he found a rewarding challenge, and pursued building his skills and knowledge. Halil’s most recent work "Time Stands Still (2007)" showcases his ability in character animation, lighting, and rendering techniques and narrative. His previous work was a collaborative effort with peers Tom Davis and Matt Moore. Together they produced the short 3D animation "Plastick Explosives (2006)". The future that awaits Halil is promising as he strives to refine his talents and pursue a position in a 3D animation studio that specialises in film and video game cinematics.

"Time Stands Still" by Halil Mehmet

A short animation produced by COFA Digital Media student Rachel Chua. Rachel graduated from the University of New South Wales’ College of Fine Arts in 2008 with B. Digital Media (Hons) where she focused on 2D animation.

"Orville" by Rachel Chua

In an abandoned artist's studio, two brushes magically come to life. One seeks to create, while the other seeks to destroy. Who will prevail? This animation was created during Michael Burburan's final year studying Digital Media at the College of Fine Art Sydney. He graduated in 2007 with distinction honours.After graduating Michael worked primarily as a web/flash developer for approximately a year before leaving to start Natural Phenomena. Michael has been an avid gamer from a young age, getting his start on gaming systems such as the SNES and Game Boy. He believes the ever-growing web-based games market is an exciting new way to create and deliver games. http://www.natural-phenomena.com/

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