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NSW FTO: happy about Binger Film LAB result.

Here's a sweet opportunity for a pair of NSW filmmakers, as Miro Bilbrough and Roger Monk head to Amsterdam with five month's worth of warm clothes.
17 May 2006 12:00
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Two NSW feature film projects have been selected for the prestigious international script development program the Binger Film Lab, it was announced today by the New South Wales Film & Television Office (FTO).

Held in Amsterdam, the Binger Film LAB takes applications from around the world for its five month think tank with US and European scripts experts. Only ten projects a year are chosen.

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