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Location scouting

Screen Illawarra - a notfor-profit organisation whose aim is to upskill local emerging practitioners and provide spaces for networking - is holding a workshop to answer ‘what does a location manager do?’ and ‘what are the pathways?’.

The workshop is targeted at anyone serious about getting into location work, including information about the paperwork, the administration, and the need for a creative eye.

They are hoping to target school age students, as well as seasoned industry workers, and professionals.

Guest speakers at the workshop will be experienced Location Managers Karen Illesca, a Kiama local who works in Sydney as a Location Manager, and Lisa Scope from Screen NSW.

They will guide workshop attendees on a practice session through various Kiama locations and cover aspects of the role including accessibility in terms of inclusivity, mental health first aid, sustainability, and more.

Karen has experience as a Location Scout as well as On Set Locations and Location manager on both short form and long form

Licenced Roof Tiler

Destination Kiama is inviting those who are interested in local tourism issues to have a say on the 2023-24 Tourism and Events Action Plan.

With almost 400 responses by locals and business owners in the recent Local Tourism Survey, Business consulting agency Sparrowly Group is assisting Destination Kiama in the next step to further develop tourism priorities.

In their Tourism Workshop, attendees will gain insight into the local industry, provide information on the current challenges people are facing and assist in setting priorities of Destination Kiama across the next year.

Thursday 27 July, Kiama Pavilion, 10-11.30am/5.30-7pm content. She is an enthusiastic member of Screen Illawarra and is a founding partner of 2Kats Productions along with fellow member Phillippa Webb. Lisa has successfully scouted locations for some of Australia’s most beloved and respected dramas. Her portfolio includes acclaimed productions like “Love Child”, “Packed to the Rafters”, “Love My Way” and “Rescue Special Ops”.

Tickets are $10 via eventbrite.com.au

Saturday 22 July, Kiama Library, 10-2pm

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