BlogBloghttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2012-01-24T01:47:10ZSquarespaceFeature film "Turning Point" enters pre-productionhttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2012/1/24/feature-film-turning-point-enters-pre-production.htmlIndianic2012-01-24T01:38:10Z2012-01-24T01:38:10ZAfter over a year in script development Indianic Pictures is finally ready to start pre production on the long awaited first time feature film for Brent Williams. Stay tuned for updates and news as we plan to hold auditions in the next month.

 

 

 

]]>Autumn Updatehttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2011/5/12/autumn-update.htmlIndianic2011-05-12T02:39:39Z2011-05-12T02:39:39ZWe've been keeping warm with many co-productions this chilly Autumn. Finding the teams at FeverPitch Entertaiment, Onion Media Group, Revolution 3D and Stealing Sam the movie much fun to work with.

]]>New pilot "Call back" makes optus 180 finalshttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2011/1/24/new-pilot-call-back-makes-optus-180-finals-1.htmlIndianic2011-01-24T00:00:01Z2011-01-24T00:00:01ZIndianic Pictures in conjunction with Little P Pictures and Feverpitch Entertainment, have just finished another TV pilot called "Call back".

Roisin's a hard working, talented actress. The trouble is after years of auditions she's not once had a lucky break. 

She's desperate for a call back on what is the biggest opportunity of her career; a part in 'The Female Factory' starring Cate Blanchett. She's burdened with an unpronounceable name, her biggest fan is her Mum, she's behind on the rent, and she's unintentionally earned herself a reputation as a rock lobster. 

Roisin really needs this part. So when Dan, the most attractive man she's met in ages, turns out to be a newbie actor with a seriously unfair amount of beginners luck, she's left despairing whether she'll ever get the break she needs.

To view the teaser please go to I just watched Call Back, at the OPTUS ONE80PROJECT

]]>Alliance with Onion Media Grouphttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/11/16/alliance-with-onion-media-group.htmlIndianic2010-11-16T12:56:13Z2010-11-16T12:56:13ZWith this year's focus on creative film projects in the TV & feature films sectors, Indianic Pictures is excited to announce our official partnership with Onion Media Group.

Onion Media's purpose to create ideas, deliver creativity and produce quality visual production for their valued clients, to entertain, inspire and enrich people throughout the corporate world within different companies, industries and markets to create and nurture defining production values, ties in perfectly with Indianic Pictures' core values. We couldn't have placed our existing and future clients in better hands than with the talented team at Onion Media.

]]>'The Brewery' location reccehttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/10/14/the-brewery-location-recce.htmlIndianic2010-10-14T00:18:56Z2010-10-14T00:18:56ZOriginally a horror film but is now being developed into a psychological thriller, 'The Brewery' written by Neal Horton & Adam Maher is currently in development with plans to shoot in early 2011.

"When four good friends discover an abandoned old building and decide to stay the night, the ghost stories they tell pale in comparison to what they really find.."

Along with Nigel Gladstone & Dejay Vi Nguyen, the writers went on a location recce to Mittagong to explore the amazingly creepy abandoned brewery, set to be one of the key locations in the film.

 

]]>'Turning Point' feature film in developmenthttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/8/19/turning-point-feature-film-in-development.htmlIndianic2010-08-18T15:03:36Z2010-08-18T15:03:36ZThis month we are working with best selling author Brian Caswell on 'Turning Point' the first of many feature films that Indianic Pictures have in development.

Turning Point is a film about ordinary people caught up in a situation where the normal rules no longer apply.

Set deep in the Australian bush, a few kilometers from the country town of Wallace, it is a study in survival – physical, mental and spiritual – and it poses the question:

How civilized is any one of us, when the restraints are removed, and what we hold dearest is at stake?

Currently director Brent Williams and Brian are deep in the writing process. Indianic Pictures have plans to raise capital for a late 2011 shoot.

You can keep an eye on our progress and even contribute if you would like at http://www.wreckamovie.com/turningpoint

]]>Shooting a TVC for Blacks Beach Cove with Animax Filmshttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/8/3/shooting-a-tvc-for-blacks-beach-cove-with-animax-films.htmlIndianic2010-08-03T04:03:47Z2010-08-03T04:03:47ZIndianic Pictures has returned to the corporate scene with Producer Dejay Vi Nguyen working with Damien Lay at Animax Films to produce TVCs for property development company Blacks Beach Cove. A beautiful sunny blue skies day in the town of Mackay in North Queensland made the perfect backdrop for the helicopter shoot.

]]>Lorem Ipsum presents Lucid Dreams Friday 18th June at The Bank Hotelhttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/6/16/lorem-ipsum-presents-lucid-dreams-friday-18th-june-at-the-ba.htmlIndianic2010-06-16T07:18:15Z2010-06-16T07:18:15Z 

The crew at Indianic Pictures will be lending their support by attending and promoting 'Lorem Ipsum's launch party.

The official Facebook event page is here - http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=103339816381870&ref=ts


]]>Indianic Pictures Premier a huge success!http://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/6/3/indianic-pictures-premier-a-huge-success.htmlIndianic2010-06-03T08:45:53Z2010-06-03T08:45:53ZIt was a brilliant night of films, entertainment and fun for Indianic Pictures first ever premier and creative showcase. Thank you to all our clients, fellow film industry colleagues, cast & crew and family & friends who joined us for what turned out to be an incredibly memorable night.

More photos and updates on our facebook page -

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indianic-Pictures/179731375201

 

]]>'The Pizza' screened in competition at St Kilda Film Festivalhttp://indianicpictures.com/blog/2010/5/29/the-pizza-screened-in-competition-at-st-kilda-film-festival.htmlIndianic2010-05-28T17:34:19Z2010-05-28T17:34:19ZCongratulations to the team that created 'The Pizza' a NSWFTO funded short film directed by Johnny Tran and Produced by Lien Aguilar. Dejay Vi Nguyen was the Associate Producer on the project and is currently in Melbourne attending the esteemed St Kilda Film festival where Austalia's top 100 short films are showcased.

'The Pizza' a drama about the complex nature of friendship and family relationships in a close-knit Lebanese family in western suburban Sydney, starring Firass Dirani most notable for playing one of the leads in Australia's drama series Underbelly: The Golden Mile, screened last night to a great audience and was well received. Johnny the Director along with cast member Shant Sarkissian & Art Director Annie Aguilar attended the screening also. A film well done guys!

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