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Final chance to register for virtual learning events

Our two upcoming live events will build primary school students’ understandings of story and character on screen.

Character, story and animated worlds in L’il Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers

In this free webinar presented by the ACTF and Bendigo Art Gallery, students will discover the importance of building story, characters and worlds when creating an animated television show. We will go behind-the-scenes of the show’s development and see original illustrations and animation cells and speak to Li’l Elvis Jones and the Truckstoppers’ creator Peter Viska. 

Session details

Date: Wednesday, 15 June 2022

Times: 2pm (AEST), 12pm (AWST), 1:30pm (ACST), 12:45pm (ACWST)

Duration: 45 min

Year levels: 4 - 6

Register here.

Light and colour: The power to create and influence mood

During this free ACTF x ACMI virtual workshop, students discover the importance of light and colour from animated episodes that brighten our world! Foundation- Year 2 students will learn that light and colour are storytelling tools, and consider the decisions behind happy, scary, funny, and sad moments on screen. Drawing and kinetic pose activities in the workshop will bring students along as active participants.

Session Details

Date: Friday, 17 June 2022

Times: 12pm (AEST), 10am (AWST), 10:30am (ACWST), 11:30am (ACST)

Duration: 30 minutes

Year levels: F-2

Register here.

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Mischief meets Mission Impossible as Knee High Spies goes into production

An ambitious new children’s series featuring state-of-the-art puppets, animatronics, VFX and live-action performances has begun filming in Melbourne, brought to life by a team of some of Australia’s most experienced kids’ TV creators.

February 18th 2025

Stan and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation announce Whale Shark Jack

Stan and the ACTF have announced the second family feature film to be made as part of their landmark partnership, Whale Shark Jack, is currently in production in Western Australia.

December 3rd 2024

Our top 5 education resources for 2024

Are you mapping out your lesson plans for the new school year? We’re here to help!

December 3rd 2024

Virtual workshops to watch with your primary class

The ACTF delivers fun and engaging virtual learning events, supporting students to learn about how screen stories are told. We’ve rounded up eight of our past workshops which are now available on demand.

November 21st 2024

Australian films and series to watch with your class

As school begins to wind down for the year and attention spans start to wane, share and celebrate Australian stories with your students.

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