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The St Kilda Festival 2020

By | January 9th 2020 |

St Kilda Festival is Australia’s largest community festival; a celebration of community spirit, live local music and the beautiful St Kilda foreshore. Held on the second Sunday in February each year, the St Kilda Festival routinely attracts over 400,000 attendees. The website gets quite a bit of traffic too. This year, there is an amazing lineup - including the fabulous KYLIE AULDIST (oh my oh my - bit excited by this), DRMNGNOW, The Black Sorrows and much more. Get there (but dont take your car!).

Holidays!

December 20th 2019

The team at MeccaMedialight would like to wish you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year for 2020!

The MeccaMedialight office will be closed for some well earned rest and adventure from 20th December through to Monday 6th January. Woo-hoo!

All the best with the holiday season - and looking forward to seeing everyone in the new year

Creative Catalog Update

By Luke| September 26th 2019 | arts software website

Just a quick update on the Creative Catalog! The new build features a host of new and refined features, including ...

2019 Greek Film Festival!

September 10th 2019 | arts festival Greek Film Festival TextStem6 website

Reporting in from our Santorini studio*, we'd like to draw your attention to our other favourite film festival - the 2019 Greek Film Festival! Despite the relatively small program, this festival packs a punch across 6 cities with its amazing selection of films. From absurdist dystopian black comedies to rom-coms to gut-wrenching drama (and occasionally all that at once - hello Yorgos Lanthimos!)

MIFF 2019 - thats a wrap. Now for some sleep

August 19th 2019 | arts coding festival film Melbourne International Film Festival no sleep

MIFF2019. Wow, that was an intense 3 weeks. From the amazing opening night film, to the closing night, there were many memorable nights had by team MML - especially our special "film of choice" screening of Aretha Franklin in Amazing Grace! The zombie selection was pretty good too (Jim Jarmusch's contribution to the genre with The Dead Don't Die was actually a lot of fun. So was Little Monsters).