AFF Youth is committed to helping teachers and students make the most of the program, and have developed information and resources to enable them to make the most of the festival. Education resources have been developed, and more will be added to, which link directly to the Australian Curriculum to explore ideas and issues within the films and support students to engage with the content of the films they are attending.
Booking Information
Schools’ bookings for the Creative Industries Day can only be made via phone or email.
To purchase Schools, Teachers or Equity Pricing tickets:
Call AFF Box Office on 0416 761 036 or
email: boxoffice@ adelaidefilmfestival.org
At the AFF Youth Creative Industries Day, comprising Industry Sessions and the Creative Industries Expo, teachers receive a complimentary ticket for every 10 student tickets purchased. Teachers’ tickets must be secured when making the group bookings.
For all ticket prices, please see further ticketing information HERE.
Just ask if you would like our helpful Box Office staff to help you with a suggested day plan or itinerary.
AFF Youth Online film screening tickets for school bookings are $35 per classroom. Teachers must create a free account on the AFF Youth Online platform as normal, and then either email or call the AFF Box Office on 0416 761 036 to arrange payment, after which AFF staff will add the chosen film/s to your account. If you purchased a ticket to any of the original AFF Youth cinema screenings, and would like to exchange these tickets for access to AFF Youth Online, please email: [email protected]
Classification Advice
The Australian public is well versed in the Australian Classification Board’s classifications schema of G, PG, M, MA.
Films with an Australian theatrical release in cinemas will have been classified by the Board according to this schema. Where films have a limited release at a film festival, the Australian Classification Boards allows film festivals to undertake this classification using their expertise to employ 3 categories: All Ages, 15+ and 18+.
Under the title of each film in the Adelaide Film Festival Youth program you will find a rating based on either the:
—Australian Classification Board rating of G, PG, M, MA
OR
—Adelaide Film Festival assigned classification of All Ages, 15+ and 18+.
The age given in the sidebar, which is adjacent to the synopsis provides a guide to assist with selecting the film that is best suited for your students/children. This section also contains Content Advice.
Teaching Resources
Teacher resources are currently being developed for a number of the films with information and links to the Australian Curriculum and SACE. The activities within the resources are designed and developed to engage students in:
- Learning about and using knowledge, skills, processes and technologies to explore media arts practice and make media artworks that communicate ideas and intentions.
- Exploring, interpreting, analysing and responding to films they view at the Adelaide Film Festival Youth program.
For more information and full resource packages, click HERE.
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Image reference: “Dolapo Is Fine, 2020″