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jtv docs3 submissions have now closed, but stay tuned for more exciting news about jtv docs4 coming soon.
ABC TV Arts, Entertainment & Comedy and the Australian Film Commission (AFC) are pleased to present jtv docs3.
jtv docs3 seeks fresh approaches to half-hour and one-hour documentaries that will explore contemporary issues, ideas and culture through the eyes of generations X, Y and Z. The documentaries will screen on ABC TV and ABC2, and will have cross-platform potential via the triple j tv website. The initiative is designed to support one-off, stand-alone documentaries for production and post-production.
about triple j tv docs...
Stories told with a fresh perspective on the world - be it political, cultural, social or just plain personal. triple j tv docs are stories from across Australia, presented through the eyes of, and with the voices of young, independent filmmakers.
Catch My Disease (working title)
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An incisive and revealing document of a notorious Australian pop star loved by fans worldwide. A kaleidoscopic dissection of the nature of celebrity and the effects of fame on an artist who grew up too quickly.
From his days as a thirteen-year-old punk in '91, to his sixth album recording in the hills of West Hollywood this is an epic portrait of a self-styled icon who's been in the public eye for more than half his lifetime.
Features interviews with Ben's past loves and collaborators including Claire Danes, Ione Skye, Winona Ryder and Thurston Moore.
Writers/Director Amiel Courtin-Wilson
Producer Philippa Campey
Year 2008
Duration 90 mins
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production company: filmcamp.com.au