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MCTV Families shooting new Lamb Commercial

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This week, some of our MCTV kids were delighted to find out that they had been selected for a new commercial for Australian lamb. A few hours later we received a call asking for the parents to be included in the shoot too. Some very happy families I can tell you.

You might remember this Lamb Ad from way back in 1989. In one of her first appearances on the screen, Naomi rejects a dinner date with Tom Cruise because her Mum is cooking a lamb roast. Classic!!!!

Jackie Chan starts shooting Bleeding Steel in Sydney

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Production has started on the new Jackie Chan movie Bleeding Steel. We had a couple of huge go sees for this movie and now people are being sent on set daily. If you came to one of our go sees and haven’t been picked yet, don’t worry production continues for months and we are expecting lot’s of people to be heading on set.

If you missed our go sees it might not be too late for this movie, either way you might want to come and chat to us about all the productions we are working on and how you could get involved in the next big thing to hit Sydney.

With Ridley Scott finishing filming, the Rush Hour star arrives with a big Chinese film.

Source: Jackie Chan sci-fi thriller takes over from Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant in Sydney

MCTV kids in Pokémon trailer

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Can’t get enough Pokémon? You’ll be excited to know that after Pokémon Go, there’s even more. A few of our MCTV kids were lucky enough to be picked for this new commercial for Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon to be released later this year. This trailer is a great example of the wide variety of work we get for our talent these days. Even trailers like this that are released only on YouTube pay really well. I can tell you that the kids involved in this production would have been really happy.

Screen Australia creates $3 million ‘express lane’ for women in film and TV

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Another fantastic announcement from government here with Screen Australia funding 58 new projects led by women here in Australia.

We always welcome additional government funding for the industry because it leads to loads more jobs in front of the camera. This project is special though because it will lead to more wonderful women in our industry.

 

Aussie stars are part of a $3 million groundbreaking program to encourage female film and TV talent.

Source: Screen Australia creates $3 million ‘express lane’ for women in film and TV