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Did Rain short film Our Difficult Hearts has won Best Cinematography at the 2009 Lights! Canberra! Action! festival. It's the second consecutive year that cinematographer Asher Floyd has won the award, having previously found success with film Babe, It's a Slippery Slope in 2008. Stay tuned for further screenings of Our Difficult Hearts! |
| 13-03-09 |
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On the 25th of Feb 09, Did Rain photographer Asher Floyd took part in a Pecha Kucha night, focusing his presentation on local performer Adam Hadley. You've missed the words, but the pictures can be seen here. |
| 27-02-2009 |
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Did Rain has recently completed a live video for mysterious gypsy basket-cases Mr Fibby, and their story "Drag". Fibby will be performing their show "Little Girl Lost in the Devil's Black Beard" at the Canberra Fringe Festival, in February. Check out the video. |
| 25-01-2009 |
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At 630pm, 22nd of August 2008 - Did Rain photographer Asher Floyd exhibited four images at the Make Your Mark II exhibition. The event opened Canberra Living Artists Week - but was was over two hours later. So, the series People Have Tattoos can now be viewed online. |
| 21-09-2008 |
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Released alongside The Andi and George Band's double album "Sun and Moon", Did Rain's music video of "The Ladies Auxilary Club" is now online. It can be viewed all over the web, and soon to televisions near you. If you like the track, head to the band's website and hook yourself up with the album. |
| 02-06-08 |
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Did Rain’s new film “Babe, It’s a Slippery Slope” has won the Best Cinematography award in 2008's Lights! Canberra! Action! competition. The film was screened to a large audience at the National Museum of Australia. It stars Ben Drysdale and Alice Cottee, and is a dark and desperate story. Stay tuned for further screenings… |
| 15-03-08 |
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A series of photographs documenting the inaugural Tableaux Vivants event will be on display at The Front Gallery, Lyneham shops. The exhibition will complement the second Tableaux Vivants to be held in the venue on Saturday, January 19. Images go on display from the 16th. |
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07-01-2008
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Twelve works from Did Rain photographer Asher Floyd are currently adorning the Yala cafe (located in the Reid Campus of the Canberra Institute of Technology). Prints of all images are available for purchase. |
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26-06-07
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A selection of twelve Did Rain pieces by photographer Asher Floyd are currently appearing in Collective Cacophony - a joint exhibition run by Cardboard Charlie. Located in the Front Cafe/Gallery, Lyneham Shops, the show runs until the the 9th of May. All works are for sale. |
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28-04-2007
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New Did Rain film, and Lights Canberra Action finalist 2007, "The Negation of the Theme of Love" will be shown at the National Gallery (Acton) for the Top 12 screening - 8pm on the 16th of March '07. Bring everyone you know... |
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14-03-2007
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Did Rain Productions will be sponsoring The Jester Ball - a Masquerade party to be held at Canberra's Albert Hall on May 11th. The event is an initiative of Bayonet Records, and Did Rain footage taken on the night will appear in a music video for Tom Woodward's latest single "Drinking the Dregs". Tickets are available through their website. |
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25-02-2007
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Did Rain portraits of international electronic duo The Mischief Engine are to be used in Southern Cross current affairs program State Focus. The program will air on Southern Cross Ten, Sunday the 29th of January at 8:30am - across most of Southern NSW. |
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26-01-2007
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Did Rain film The Romantic and His Machine is currently screening on local TV network, ChannelVision (Accessible through TransACT Digital). It can also be viewed online through the Short Talk section of the ChannelVision website. |
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12-11-2006
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Black and white Did Rain portraits were used for the program of the upcoming theatre production 'The Butler Did It'. The play runs from the 6th through 9th of September at the Canberra Street Theatre. |
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06-09-2006
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The Did Rain Productions website is now online. It's development over the coming months will allow access to both photography and film. |
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25-08-2006
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