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It’s here! The full program for the ATOM QLD State Conference, held at Brisbane State High School on May 25-26. DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM HERE. Remember that the last day for the Earlybird Discount is Monday, May 23! The Conference was put together with input from dozens of ATOM QLD members, and there’s nary an area […]

The Annual General Meeting of the Australian Teachers of Media Queensland Inc will be held as follows: Date: Tuesday 24th April 2012 Time: 5:30pm – 6:30pm Annual General Meeting 6:30pm – onwards Pig ‘N Whistle Refreshments Venue: Brisbane City Council Library Level 4, Indooroopilly Shoppingtown 322 Moggill Road Indooroopilly Qld 4068 AGENDA 1. Welcome by

The Queensland School of Film and Television, a sponsor of ATOM QLD, has announced some excellent film-making Professional Development opportunities set for April. Areas covered include scriptwriting, directing, camera, sound, lighting and editing. Go HERE for more details.

With the keynote speakers for the upcoming Atom Qld State Conference now announced (see item below), and the cut-off for the earlybird registration looming, now is a good time to register for the State Conference (Friday 25 May – Saturday 26 May, 2012, at Brisbane State High School, Southbank). Register for the 2012 Atom Qld

ATOM Qld is very excited to announce the first two keynotes for the ATOM Qld State Conference 25-26 May 2012. Both are leaders in their respective fields and have been in the “media” spotlight recently. You may have heard the media coverage of Axel Bruns current work in mapping twitter usage during the Qld floods.

Now that our students are settled a little and the summer break is a distant memory, it’s time to renew your ATOM Qld membership! The fantastic news is that renewing or joining for the first time has NEVER been easier. Simply click HERE to access our new online membership page via The Education Shop. You

ATOM QLD’s Platinum Sponsor, Queensland School of Film and Television, is offering PD for teachers in Semester 1 and 2, 2012. Sessions are run by award-winning filmmakers in areas such as cinematography, lighting, visual effects and sound. More information can be found HERE.

The 2011 State panel reports for Film, Television and New Media have been published on the Queensland Studies Authority website. You can read it HERE. It is a useful read that may give you some clarification around the syllabus and assessment. Thanks to Rhys Cassidy for this information.

The Media Teacher Toolkit is a fantastic new resource developed by Chad Peacock, a teacher/filmmaker based in Western Australia. Volume 1 – Screen Production Essentials is a DVD packed with four complete projects, including tutorials, exemplars, rubrics and over 2GB of copyright-free video and audio files. And during Term 1 it is available for a

The Southbank Institute of Technology (a valued sponsor of ATOM QLD) runs a wonderful 2-year Animation program that is still accepting applications until March. If some of your 2011 graduates have an interest in the field of animation, please let them know! To see some of the stunning work produced by the SBIT Advanced Diploma