Rob Will Be Presenting At The ‘Australians In Film’ Awards & Benefits Dinner In Los Angeles On Oct. 24th @Australiansfilm @SBSNews

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Australians in film reported:

Robert Pattinson (Twilight, The Rover)
– Blue-Tongue Films

David O Russell (director, Silver Linings Playbook)
- Jacki Weaver

Andy & Lana Wachowski (directors, Matrix Series)
- Steve Papazian

David Michôd ( director, Animal Kingdom, The Rover) — Sullivan Stapleton

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Dear Members and Friends,

Australians in Film members are invited to purchase a select number of discounted tickets to the second annual Australians in Film Awards and Benefit Dinner at the InterContinental Hotel on October 24, 2013.

Australians in Film Awards & Benefit Dinner 2013
6:30pm-10:00pm
Thursday, October 24, 2013
InterContinental Los Angeles
Grand Salon Ballroom
2151 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, 90067

Cocktail Attire
Valet Parking

Honoring

Breakthrough Award Winners

Sullivan Stapleton
Jacki Weaver
Alex O’Loughlin

Honoring

Fox Studios Australia Orry-Kelly International Award Winners
Baz Luhrmann

Blue-Tongue Films
(Kieran Darcy-Smith, Luke Doolan, Joel Edgerton, Nash Edgerton, Mirrah Foulkes, David Michôd and Spencer Susser)

Honoring

AusFilm International Award Winner
Steve Papazian, Head of Worldwide Physical Production, Warner Bros. for international contributions to Australian film and television

Discounted tickets are available for members at $175 each, with a limit of two.

Contributions to Australians in Film Foundation are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Funds raised from this event go to the AiF Foundation, a 501c3 corporation that supports educational and scholarship endeavors for Writers, Producers, VFX artists, Directors and Actors.

Any questions or feedback please email me directly at michael@australiansinfilm.org.

To purchase tickets and support the event, please link below.

Thank you for helping us grow this organization.

Michael Kelleher
Executive Director
Australians in Fil

SBS reported:

Australia will flex its Hollywood muscle in Los Angeles next week, with Baz Luhrmann, Jacki Weaver, Joel Edgerton and Alex O’Loughlin among the list of Aussies to be honoured at a benefit dinner in Los Angeles.

The dinner, organised by LA-based non-profit Australians in Film, will also include plenty big name non-Aussies, headed by Twilight heart-throb Robert Pattinson, Oscar-nominated director David O. Russell and Matrix duo Andy and Lana Wachowski who will present awards.

Luhrmann and Edgerton’s Blue-Tongue Films collective will receive the Fox Studios Australia-sponsored Orry-Kelly International Award, named after Australia’s most prolific Oscar-winning costume designer, who won three Academy Awards in the 1950s for An American in Paris, Les Girls and Some Like It Hot.

Weaver, who became hot property in Hollywood with her 2010 performance in the Blue-Tongue crime drama Animal Kingdom, and Hawaii Five-O star O’Loughlin, will receive Breakthrough Awards.

Australia’s touted next big thing actor, Sullivan Stapleton, who stars in the upcoming 300 sequel, 300: Rise of an Empire and had a role opposite Sean Penn in Gangster Squad, will also receive a Breakthrough Award.

The AusFilm international award will be presented to Warner Bros president of worldwide production Steve Papazian.

The annual benefit dinner, to be held at LA’s InterContinental hotel next Thursday (October 24), will support Australians in Film’s mission to usher Australian filmmakers into the international market and provide educational programs for the organisation’s members.


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