Fri 6th June

Screen Salon Satellite

6.30pm - 10pm
The Baroque Room Katoomba

Screen Industry event hosted by Guy Edmonds,
the night will include presentations by leading
Blue Mountains Film Industry professionals.

Presale tickets for MTNS MADE members NOW AVAILABLE.
General Admission will be made available from 9am Friday 9th May.

The 2025 MTNS MADE Screen Salon Satellite will be hosted by International Emmy Award Winner
Guy Edmonds. The night will include presentations from Blue Mountains leading screen practitioners with local Director Tom Taylor, Award-winning Editor HaiHa Le, star of Netflix’s Boy Swallows
Universe ... and more to come.

Also featuring the inaugural screening of the BMCC commissioned short film featuring filming
locations within the Blue Mountains.

Opportunity for networking will follow the presentations, with catering provided by The Carrington
and drinks available at the bar.

Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start.

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