Ari Wegner and Grant Major
Ari Wegner and Grant Major
Ari Wegner on the set of The Power of the Dog (Courtesy: Netflix) and Grant Major (Source: IMDB)

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Ari Wegner in conversation with Grant Major

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Full

$40

Concession

$35

ACMI Member

$32

When

Cancelled

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Oscar-nominated, Melbourne-based cinematographer, Ari Wegner (The Power of the Dog, Zola, Lady Macbeth, Stray, True History of the Kelly Gang) reflects on her practice and her meteoric rise in the film industry.

Wegner will join New Zealand-based Production Designer, Grant Major (The Lord of the Rings trilogy), who worked with Wegner on The Power of the Dog, for a special in-conversation about her work.

Event duration

90 mins

Where

Cinema 1, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

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