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Hi Gary,<br />
Thanks for your great effort on the magazine – we all enjoy reading it.<br />
I am a bit dumb and took quite some time to find it on the web-site – at first I could have sworn I’d looked<br />
everywhere and it was missing. I wonder if it might be worth having a link from the home page or rethinking<br />
the menus so dummies like me can find it a bit quicker please.<br />
Regards<br />
Tom Hunt (Wollongong)<br />
(Tom, if you go to www.famm.org.au/home/index.html and then click on AFV Winter 2009 and that should<br />
open the latest edition up for your reading. Ed.)<br />
Gary<br />
Eagerly awaiting next edition <strong>of</strong> AF&V. Any news on when we might get it?<br />
Regards,<br />
Don Finlay<br />
(Don, if you are reading this then you have already received it. The delay for its release was explained in<br />
my Editorial. Ed.)<br />
Thanks a lot for the latest AF&V, very good reading indeed.<br />
Gerard<br />
NZ<br />
Otago Cine Video Club<br />
Dunedin - New Zealand<br />
Our March meeting was a non competition night. Members were invited to bring along one <strong>of</strong> their favourite<br />
five minute productions, from their archive, to show. We viewed a great variety <strong>of</strong> excellent items and<br />
plan to have another similar enjoyable night later in the year.<br />
Our April meeting had an appropriate Anzac Theme. We welcomed local Producer, Gemma Carol who<br />
showed her excellent documentary "Lest We Forget", featuring War Veterans from the Dunedin Montecillo<br />
War Veterans home. After the screening Gemma answered many questions about the making <strong>of</strong> her production.<br />
The most difficult task she faced was getting them to open up and talk freely about their war experience.<br />
Our Club Subject competition "Aquarium Visit"" saw the results <strong>of</strong> our March Club outing, with five good<br />
"fishy" entries. Then we had our ""Own Choice" competition, which had three entries, with a visit to the<br />
2008 Oamaru Heritage festival, a visit to Norfolk Island and one exploring the back country <strong>of</strong> Otago entitled<br />
"Tackling the Tussock Terrain"! All to a high standard.<br />
Recently our Club was surprised to find excerpts <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> our local copyrighted fund raising videos, is<br />
now on YouTube, with no reference to us....three different uploaders have used our material. At our next<br />
committee meeting we will have to decide if we will put in a copyright complaint to YouTube !<br />
How do you stop anything being copied in this modern age..???<br />
Andrew Wylie<br />
President<br />
Otago Cine Video Club - Dunedin - New Zealand<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>film</strong> & video<br />
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