Volunteers back FAMDA
IN PERFECT weather conditions, 43 volunteers turned up at Sandy Point beach on Sunday to work as film extras.
Their mission was to be involved in to be used in the production of Waratah the Musical, to be staged by Foster theatre company, FAMDA.
The film taken on Sunday shows people jumping out of the way of an out of control go-kart and will be projected onto the cyclorama during the go-kart scene in the play.
People can see the results of all this activity when Waratah hits the stage of the Foster War Memorial Arts Centre between April 17 and May 2 during the Prom Coast Seachange Festival.
In the meantime people are invited to contribute to Waratah by donating old beach towels.
FAMDA wants colourful, 1960s-looking beach towels to decorate the Foster Arts Centre during the show.
Attach your name and contact phone number to your vintage beach towel and take it to one of the collection points: Offshore Surf School at Sandy Point, Revelations in Foster, Green Heart Organics in Inverloch, The Venus Bay Community Centre or The RACV Shop in Wonthaggi.
FAMDA’s favourite towel will be included on the Waratah set and will earn the donor a free family ticket for the show.
Action!: volunteer film extras for FAMDA’s production of Waratah the Musical at Sandy Point on Sunday. From left, FAMDA president Peter Clyne, actor Leuca Maclean, who will play Tim who drives the go-kart in the show, and Chris Dickins, writer and director.
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Posted by brad on Jan 6 2015. Filed under Arts & Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry
