Robertson inspires film interactivity

By Nick Bielby
Updated November 13 2012 - 10:55pm, first published November 29 2011 - 4:48am
Kristina Ceyton, Michael Wrenn, Anthea Foyer, David Varela, Jennifer Kent working on how to take forthcoming Australian film The Babadook beyond movie theatre screens. Photo by Nick Bielby
Kristina Ceyton, Michael Wrenn, Anthea Foyer, David Varela, Jennifer Kent working on how to take forthcoming Australian film The Babadook beyond movie theatre screens. Photo by Nick Bielby
Kristina Ceyton, Michael Wrenn, Anthea Foyer, David Varela, Jennifer Kent working on how to take forthcoming Australian film The Babadook beyond movie theatre screens. Photo by Nick Bielby
Kristina Ceyton, Michael Wrenn, Anthea Foyer, David Varela, Jennifer Kent working on how to take forthcoming Australian film The Babadook beyond movie theatre screens. Photo by Nick Bielby

ROBERTSON again displayed a growing reputation in the Australian film industry after a multi-platform storytelling clinic was held at Fountaindale Grand Manor last week.

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