Robin Anderson Scholarship

In association with the Robin Anderson Film Awards, Sydney Film School offers an annual one-year, full time scholarship to one lucky secondary school filmmaker (Years 11-12) to study in a Diploma of Screen and Media Program.

Valued at over $14,000, the Robin Anderson Scholarship covers all tuition fees, materials and equipment. The successful candidate must be prepared to commit to full time study of a 40 weeks long course.

An outstanding opportunity for a person passionate about making films to further their studies in a practical and educational filmmaking environment!

How to be eligible?
1. Make the short film (max 8min) and enter it in the Robin Anderson Film Awards.
2. Have your film (documentary or drama) selected as a finalist in any senior section of the Robin Anderson Film Awards.

What then?
1. Every finalist film will be viewed by a panel of Sydney Film School staff
2. A short list of finalists will be invited to an interview with Sydney Film School staff
3. One short listed finalist will be offered the opportunity to take up the scholarship

Submission Deadline
Entries for the Robin Anderson Film Awards close at 5.00 pm on Friday, 1st October 2010.

Entries are to be submitted on either a mini digital videotape or DVD, accompanied by the entry fee and completed entry form. For entry details click here

Entries must be sent by registered mail to:
    The Robin Anderson Film Awards
    Locked Mail Bag 3050
    Burwood NSW 1805

For further information about the Robin Anderson Film Awards including the submission details and requirements please visit: http://www.robinanderson.org.au/ or email cmalyon@mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au

For further info about the Robin Anderson Scholarship offered by Sydney Film School email
ikeller@sydneyfilmschool.com or call us on (02) 9698 2244.

LIST OF THE ROBIN ANDERSON SCHOLARHIP WINNERS:

1)    Maya Newell (2005)
2)    Jessica Sailah (2006)
3)    Emma Watkins (2007)
4)    Ben Wilson (2008)
5)    Aleksandra Popovic (2009)

         
Head of Studies, Leslie Oliver congratulates the 4th Scholarship winner Ben Wilson