‘Poco Talks’ is an intimate experience for our Regional Victorian audience and an exciting opportunity to be in the room with a panel of Australian film industry leaders, presenting live on stage at the Terminus Theatre in the Goods Shed.

This event will hear some of the best Australian talent talk to their audience about their success both in Australia and beyond their shores. It will be inspirational for all young and emerging artists, to hear how to forge a career in the arts, and achieve international success, regardless of your postcode.

This year’s panel welcomes:

Mark Molloy (Feature Film Director, ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley’)

Danny Philippou (Feature Film Director, ‘Talk to Me’)

Noora Niasari (Short Film Director & Writer, ‘Shayda’)

Alexei Toliopoilos (Writer, Filmmaker, Comedian, Podcaster, Film Critic)

James Thompson (Senior Lecturer at SAE Creative Institute)

Seating is limited! Book now to secure your tickets.

Content: Poco Film Fest

Accessibility Information

  • Actively welcomes people with access needs.

  • Fri 2 Aug

2pm–5pm

Goods Shed Ballarat

200 Lydiard St N, Soldiers Hill VIC 3350

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$15 - $25

Includes entry to the Poco Talks event held Aug 2.


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Accessibility Information

  • Actively welcomes people with access needs.

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