Discover the Magic of Film at Screen Fraser Coast

Join the locals for a sunset and cold drink and enjoy a screening or two, get caught up in festival fever or dive into an industry focussed workshop, all in our beautiful region.

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Yesterday Stories

Filmmaking Workshops for Young Creators

FREE FILM WORKSHOPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE,

ONE WEEK OVER THE SCHOOL TERM

Content creation is one of the fastest-growing industries worldwide—and mastering it is an essential skill for every young person.

This September, Yesterday Stories is coming to our region to run hands-on filmmaking workshops for up to 20 students.

Together, participants will help produce five community history documentaries, working directly with local community members to bring their stories to life.

When:

September 29 – October 3, 2025

This is your chance to gain real industry experience, develop creative skills, and be part of a project that will live on in our community.

What Students Will Learn

Interviewing techniques
Directing for screen
Camera operation
Sound recording
Lighting setup
Film editing
Animation basics

This project is proudly supported by the 2025

Gambling Community Benefit Fund

If you are interested in attending this workshop, please book your spot by emailing sam@screenfrasercoast.com.au

Documentary workshop with Sandra Pires from Yesterday Stories.

Do you have a passion for history and storytelling?

Join us on Wednesday 1st October (6:30pm – 8:30pm) for an inspiring workshop with acclaimed filmmaker Sandra Pires, founder of Yesterday Stories.

Sandra will guide you through the process of creating short history documentaries—from research and interviewing to shaping stories that connect with audiences today.

📌 What you’ll learn:

Steps to making a history-focused short documentary
Why understanding your audience is vital
Interview techniques that bring the past to life

About Sandra Pires:

Sandra has produced two documentary feature films that screened on the History Channel AUS/NZ and in China, including The Dalfram Dispute 1938: Pig Iron Bob, a finalist for Best Australian Documentary of the Year. Through her platform Yesterday Stories, she has overseen the production of 200+ short history documentaries, with another 100 set to release in 2026.

Her awards include:

🏆 Best Small Business – Australian Multicultural Marketing Awards

🏆 IMB Community Hero Award

🏆 Australia Day Medal – Wollongong City Council (Innovation & Education)

💲 Cost: $15 (Screen Fraser Coast Members) | $20 (Non-Members)

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👉 Book your place today and start telling the stories that matter.

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Upcoming Screenings, Festivals and Industry Events.

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September

Screen Fraser Coast Film Industry Networking Night

Aquavue Beachfront Bar & Eatery

Join us for a drink and a casual catch-up. This is a great opportunity to network and build relationships in the film industry.

Stay tuned for our special guest speaker!

Date: Thursday 18th September

Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm

Venue: Aquavue Beachfront Bar & Eatery (Vue Bar)

Entry is free and attendees will need to pay for their own drinks on the night, please purchase a ticket so we know the numbers for food catering.

Click below to book your free ticket. Tickets will close at 5pm, on the 16th September.

A huge thank you to our venue sponsor Aquavue, without their support, these events could not happen.

Are you looking for a beachfront bar and eatery which has the perfect balance of fun vibes, delicious cocktails and exciting menu items? From brilliant breakfasts, lavish lunches, scrumptious share platters and everything in between, Aquavue has something for everyone.

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October

Is This Forever Screening + Q&A Session

BigScreen Cinemas Hervey Bay 3:00pm - 4:30pm

Is This Forever is about a teenage boy called Lucca Di Stefano who is deeply loved by all and missed every single day. Lucca’s brother Charlie wrote, directed and starred in the film. The film has won over 40 awards.

“Is This Forever” is a poignant true story that chronicles the transformative journey of a teenage boy grappling with his own grief and his brother’s mental health challenges. Amidst the complexities of their experiences, the narrative explores the profound bond of brotherhood, revealing layers of love, respect, and shared struggles. Through a heartwarming and heartrending exploration, the protagonist discovers the resilient strength that arises from familial connections, ultimately offering a moving portrayal of personal growth and the enduring power of love.

A special Q&A session will be held after the 25min screening, with Director/Actor Charlie DiStefano and Bob Davis from Hard Yakka.

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