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Following a free public screening of Jill Bilcock: Dancing the Invisible (2017), Adjunct Professors Sophie Cunningham and Sue Maslin lead a conversation about storytelling as a collaborative process. This is a free event, but bookings are essential<\/a> For more information please visit the RMIT University website for the event<\/a> This event is supported by the AFI Research Collection<\/a> and Film Art Media<\/a>. The AFI Research Collection has a number of scripts, files, and books relating to Jill Bilcock and the films she has worked on including: Strictly Ballroom<\/a>, Say a Little Prayer<\/a>, Muriel’s Wedding<\/a>, William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet<\/a>, Head On<\/a>, Moulin Rouge<\/a>, Japanese Story<\/a>, Strikebound<\/a>, and many more. To view these or other materials please feel free to stop by the AFI Research Collection (enter via the second level of RMIT University’s Swanston St library).<\/p>\n Creative risk-taking: strategies and storytelling Monday 15 October. RMIT University Following a free public screening of Jill Bilcock: Dancing the Invisible (2017), Adjunct Professors Sophie Cunningham and Sue Maslin lead a conversation about storytelling as a collaborative process. This is … Continue reading added by AFIRC librarian, Oct 3, <\/em><\/h6>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"