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T-A-S-H-I, Tashi's world is weird and wild! Now on 7Two
If you’ve read the books you will love this series. Tashi, Jack and Lotus Blossom journey into amazing lands, and go on many whacky adventures.
Produced and animated by Flying Bark Productions, and a catchy theme song by Caitlin Yeo and Jonathan Dower, this re-make of the popular kids books by Barbara and Anna Fienberg is a must see.
Watch it now! Broadcasting on 7Two Monday to Friday at 7:30am.
Try and learn the monster rhyme from the theme song if you can;
RIDE, RUN, SLIDE, SOAR
SQUIDS, SPIDERS, SLUGS AND MORE
JUMP, BUMP, BASH and CATCH
THE BADDIES, BANDITS MEET THEIR MATCH
DEMONS, DEADLY DRAGONS, DONKEYS
MIXED UP MONSTERS, MAGIC, MONKEYS
HOLD ON TIGHT and SIEZE THE DAAAAAAY!
(lyrics by Caitlin Yeo and Jonathan Dower)
Produced and animated by Flying Bark Productions, and a catchy theme song by Caitlin Yeo and Jonathan Dower, this re-make of the popular kids books by Barbara and Anna Fienberg is a must see.
Watch it now! Broadcasting on 7Two Monday to Friday at 7:30am.
Try and learn the monster rhyme from the theme song if you can;
RIDE, RUN, SLIDE, SOAR
SQUIDS, SPIDERS, SLUGS AND MORE
JUMP, BUMP, BASH and CATCH
THE BADDIES, BANDITS MEET THEIR MATCH
DEMONS, DEADLY DRAGONS, DONKEYS
MIXED UP MONSTERS, MAGIC, MONKEYS
HOLD ON TIGHT and SIEZE THE DAAAAAAY!
(lyrics by Caitlin Yeo and Jonathan Dower)
Two Nominations in 2014 APRA/AMCOS Screen Music Awards
Basil and Caitlin have been nominated for a 2014 APRA AGSC Screen Music Awards for their music on The Killing Field. This was a true FirstCut collaboration between the composers. Their moody, dark, brooding score helped bring this great Channel 7 murder mystery to life earlier this year when it screened to over 1.8 million viewers.
'There's a slick competence about (The Killing Field).. a superb score from Basil Hogios and Caitlin Yeo'
The Australian
Basil was also nominated for Ben Briand's latest short film Blood Pulls A Gun. It screens this month at the BFI London Film Festival, and had its Australian premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival. It's world premier was in the prestigious SXSW Festival. The score was composed by Basil with Jack Moffit, and sound designed by Basil with Pru Montin and David White. Basil has also composed for many other films by Mr Briand, including 'Apricot' and 'Some Static Started'. Check out the trailer below.
Last year, Caitlin picked up "Best Music for a Feature Film" for "The Rocket" (see below).
'There's a slick competence about (The Killing Field).. a superb score from Basil Hogios and Caitlin Yeo'
The Australian
Basil was also nominated for Ben Briand's latest short film Blood Pulls A Gun. It screens this month at the BFI London Film Festival, and had its Australian premiere at Melbourne International Film Festival. It's world premier was in the prestigious SXSW Festival. The score was composed by Basil with Jack Moffit, and sound designed by Basil with Pru Montin and David White. Basil has also composed for many other films by Mr Briand, including 'Apricot' and 'Some Static Started'. Check out the trailer below.
Last year, Caitlin picked up "Best Music for a Feature Film" for "The Rocket" (see below).
Two more wins for Caitlin Yeo
At last weeks Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards, Caitlin won best music for her beautiful score for The Rocket. The Rocket also picked up Best Film in a tie with Mystery Road, and Best Performance by Young Actor (Sitthiphon Dismoe). Congrats to all!
Later that week, Caitlin attended the 20th WOW film festival awards and walked away with the award for Best Composer for her whimsical work on Louise Alston's humorous short Photocopier.
The good news just keeps on coming!
Later that week, Caitlin attended the 20th WOW film festival awards and walked away with the award for Best Composer for her whimsical work on Louise Alston's humorous short Photocopier.
The good news just keeps on coming!
Caitlin Yeo wins 'Feature Film Score of the Year'
at APRA Screen Music Awards, for her music in 'The Rocket'.
Last night Caitlin Yeo's career soared as she won the 2013 APRA AGSC Screen Music Award for Feature Film Score of the year for her beautiful score for the critically acclaimed The Rocket .
"It's always nice to win," Yeo said. "Composers spend most of their time alone behind the scenes, staying in that cave of a studio and never coming out to speak to anybody, so to have your peers judge you to be doing something good, something worthwhile, is a gem of a feeling."
It was a night to remember as Ashley Irwin musically directed the evening and put on and extraordinary show, with the Chasers Andrew Hansen and Chris Taylor getting laughs throughout the evening. For the full list of nominees and winners click here
The LA Times says about The Rocket:
"If any Tribeca film this year merited the term 'breakout', it's this one. Don't be surprised if this one's in the foreigh-language oscar conversation next year" year" LA TIMES
Also, 'The Rocket' soars with 12 AACTA nominations, including Best Original Score.
Our composer Caitlin Yeo has been nominated for a 2014 AACTA for Best Original score with her beautiful, haunting score for this ground-breaking Australian feature. Her music can be heard in the trailer below.
Huge congratulations to Kim Mordaunt and Sylvia Wilczynski for their outstanding success at the 2013 Berlin Film Festival, Tribeca and Sydney Film festivals. The film hit the cinemas on August 29.
Click here for the full list of AACTA nominations.
Winner, APRA AGSC Screen Music Award 2013, Best Music for a Feature Film
Nomination, AACTA Award for Best Original Score 2014 (winner to be announced in January)
Audience Award, Sydney Film Festival
Winner, Best Narrative Feature, Tribeca Film Festival
Winner of 3 Awards, Berlin International FIlm Festival, including the Crystal Bear
Winner People's Choice Award, Melbourne International FIlm Festival
Our composer Caitlin Yeo has been nominated for a 2014 AACTA for Best Original score with her beautiful, haunting score for this ground-breaking Australian feature. Her music can be heard in the trailer below.
Huge congratulations to Kim Mordaunt and Sylvia Wilczynski for their outstanding success at the 2013 Berlin Film Festival, Tribeca and Sydney Film festivals. The film hit the cinemas on August 29.
Click here for the full list of AACTA nominations.
Winner, APRA AGSC Screen Music Award 2013, Best Music for a Feature Film
Nomination, AACTA Award for Best Original Score 2014 (winner to be announced in January)
Audience Award, Sydney Film Festival
Winner, Best Narrative Feature, Tribeca Film Festival
Winner of 3 Awards, Berlin International FIlm Festival, including the Crystal Bear
Winner People's Choice Award, Melbourne International FIlm Festival
