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LAUNCH PARTY: Creative Meetup

LAUNCH PARTY: Creative Meetup

Sat, Aug 22, 12:00 AM
From IN GOOD COMPANY AUS

​Ready to find your people? Want to learn what it’s like quitting your 9-5 to go full-time on YouTube? Or what it’s like creating a Netflix documentary for Manchester City FC? # ​We're launching our new community! RSVP HERE: https://luma.com/5zhckvjk ​This is more than networking. ​We're gathering photographers and filmmakers from all over the industry who are passionate about what they do, love to learn and know they can't do the journey alone. ​***This is where you can find your people and unlock your future.*** # ​Member Spotlights ​Interviews with [Tammie Joske](https://www.youtube.com/@tammiejoske/?utm_source=luma) & [Tommy Taylor](https://www.instagram.com/tommytaylorvideo/?utm_source=luma). ​Tammie is a photographer & YouTuber who spent +6 years working for Canva before quitting her role there to go full-time with YouTube. ​Tommy spent years creating content for Manchester City FC and helped produce their Netflix documentary, 'Together: Treble Winners'. ​***At our Launch Party you'll get to hear candid conversations about both their journeys and the challenges they've faced along the way.*** # ​Tickets ​Entry fee is $50 at the door or ***free for Zink members.*** ​[Sign up to Zink for free](https://www.zinklink.app/?utm_source=luma) and show us your membership at the door. # RSVP HERE: https://luma.com/5zhckvjk

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Central / Surry Hills Classic Film Photography

Central / Surry Hills Classic Film Photography

Fri, Aug 7, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Street Photographers
4.7

The challenge for today is to capture street images around Central Station, Belmore Park and Surry Hills. Look for the unusual and let your images tell a story. If you feel comfortable enough you could ask a subject for their portrait. The meet up point is the cafe outside the country platforms at 10 am. It is next to the Eternity Cafe. I would recommend monochrome film at 400 ASA or ISO. Hp 5 by Ilford works well as well as Kodak Tri X. It gives a grain effect similar to mid 20th Century film emulsions. I would consider developing the negatives and getting the images scanned to your computer which you can then upload to the meetup page or Instagram. If you have an image, you particularly like you can pick up the negatives from your camera store later. I would recommend Digi Direct at Bondi Junction or Super 8 at Newtown. It is more challenging using film but that is part of the fun. If you don't own a film camera there are two stores in Newtown that sell refurbished 35 mm film cameras or alternatively you can buy a disposable film camera on line or try the two retail stores I suggested earlier. Why not give it a try as there will be more film events in the future.

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BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT

BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT

Tue, Aug 18, 8:00 AM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

ADVANCE NOTICE The Big Bike Film Night is on again in August - always a wonderful, eclectic, wacky mix of films. You choose the time (Two screenings on the same night) at the Palace Cinemas Moore Park with one cinema starting at 6pm, the other starting at 7pm. Book tickets online: [https://bigbikefilmnight.nz/buy-tickets/big-bike-film-night-australia/](https://bigbikefilmnight.nz/buy-tickets/big-bike-film-night-australia/) The 2026 treasure chest of films includes: • a dazzling mountain bike ride exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, embracing the magic of the midnight sun • an inspiring film that captures the wettest, most miserable riding conditions imaginable • a compelling story about perseverance, showcasing the challenges and triumphs of navigating daily life following a life-altering injury, and how adaptive design has transformed and enriched the journey forward • a moving film that follows a father and son’s journey as they take on one of life’s most meaningful milestones - riding a bike together as a family • and crowning the night off... we all love an underdog tale. This charming, funny, heartfelt film inspires us to believe that we all have the capacity to be unlikely heroes in our own stories. The audience is transported back to the nostalgic 1990’s, to the slopes of the punishing Mont Ventoux, in Southern France, to witness the drama of a battle between two giants ALL in the mix and a great reminder of why we love to ride a bike.

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Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Jane Schoenbrun, Canada, 2026 film)

Sat, Aug 8, 8:00 AM
From World Cinema Group
4.7
4 attendees
August syd<video> - AI in Forensic Video and A Tale of Video AI

August syd<video> - AI in Forensic Video and A Tale of Video AI

Thu, Aug 13, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Video Technology - syd<video>
4.8

Join us this August for another great night of video tech talks! We are returning to the slick **Canva** office for an evening of deep-dives, networking, and excellent food and drinks. Tonights speakers will be **[Matt O'Kane – Director of Notion Digital Forensics](https://www.linkedin.com/in/australianinternetconsultant/)** **ENHANCE! - The use of AI in forensic video.** In State of Washington v. Puloka, a man was charged with three counts of murder. Video evidence was key. We examine the ruling on the video evidence, and recreate the conditions of the case. **[Jimmi James – Creative Technologist at Heckler](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmi-james-a154b137b/)** **Tale of a Video AI** **Sponsors** Our thanks to **Canva** for hosting and sponsoring food + drinks at the venue. Sydney Video Technology is a volunteer group, as part of many groups independently run around the world. Tonight’s hosts will be: Jeremy Brown, Adrian Britton, Grégoire Duché and Amy Prosser

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Online Photography - The letter F

Sat, Aug 15, 11:00 PM
From Sydney Photo Fun
4.8
12 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people based on shared interests like filmmaking. Users can join groups, participate in events, and meet fellow enthusiasts, either locally or online.

Explore upcoming film making meetups in Sydney by searching on Meetup. You can discover various groups and events dedicated to the art of filmmaking within the local Sydney area.

Yes, you can join Sydney-based film making groups on Meetup. Simply search by location and interest category to connect with local hobbyists and professionals.

No prior experience is required; all levels are welcome. Meetup film making groups often cater to both beginners and seasoned filmmakers for collaborative learning experiences.

Joining a group provides access to networking, skill-sharing, and opportunities to engage in projects, enhancing your filmmaking journey through collaboration and support.

Events are created by group organizers based on community interest. This allows members to suggest themes and activities, ensuring events meet diverse needs and skill levels.

While events are scheduled by organizers, you can always suggest an alternative time or organize an event. Meetup is flexible, encouraging participation and involvement.

Yes, some film making events may be offered online. Check each event's details on Meetup, as organizers sometimes provide both in-person and virtual options.

Many film groups specialize in certain genres or techniques. You can find groups for everything from documentary filmmaking to experimental projects in Sydney on Meetup.

To RSVP, log into Meetup, find an event you’re interested in, and click the RSVP button. This ensures a spot at the event and keeps you updated on any changes.

Meetup facilitates connections but doesn’t guarantee specific outcomes like project success or skill advancement. Success depends on active engagement and participation.

While there are many active groups, it depends on availability. Sydney is a major city with numerous film groups, but topics and experience levels might vary.

Meetup focuses on group activities, not individual project matchmaking. It’s designed for community meetups rather than arranging one-on-one professional collaborations.

Event quality can vary. It depends on how organizers run their events and the active participation of the group members. It's best to explore different groups for the right fit.

Sydney is a vibrant city with a thriving film community. While it offers many opportunities, the ‘best’ city varies by personal interests and resources available.