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15 June, 2024
Gilgandra Film Festival donates sound equipment
Making good on a promise made at the 2024 Gilgandra Film Festival, sound and recording equipment has been donated to young filmmakers around the region.
The Tech Club is honoured to have received a microphone set from the Gilgandra Film Festival.
Making good on a promise made at the 2024 Gilgandra Film Festival, sound and recording equipment has been donated to young filmmakers who participated in Early Harvest Films. The donation by the Gilgandra Film Festival Committee comes after the successful debut of young filmmakers' films from around the region. Submissions came from Eumungerie Public School, Gilgandra Public School, Tooraweenah Public School, St Joseph’s School, and the Gilgandra Shire Library’s Tech Club. Each has received a DJI MIC2 Wireless Microphone to support young filmmakers and their projects.
Mrs Prout with Gilgandra Public School students Dorothy, Elizabeth, Flynn, and Adelaide.
Heather Prout (centre) with St Joseph’s School students with their new microphone set.
Tooraweenah Public School students Bonnie Alison and Hamish Jenkin accepted the microphone kit from Sue Armstrong.
GGF Heather Prout with Eumungerie Public School principal Lisa Lunn and students.
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