John Cabrera has fully delved into digital creation
Part documentary, part comedy, part “reality-tv puppet show”, this unique web series takes a look at the way people all over the globe connect in the virtual world.
Good Things Work Out is about Ry, an independent hip hop artist in Melbourne and his dream to become the next big export in Australian music.
John Cabrera has fully delved into digital creation
Part documentary, part comedy, part “reality-tv puppet show”, this unique web series takes a look at the way people all over the globe connect in the virtual world.
Good Things Work Out is about Ry, an independent hip hop artist in Melbourne and his dream to become the next big export in Australian music.
In addition to screening 55 web series, Melbourne Web Fest has also featured an industry development day with workshops and panel discussions. In partnership with
John Cabrera has fully delved into digital creation
Part documentary, part comedy, part “reality-tv puppet show”, this unique web series takes a look at the way people all over the globe connect in the virtual world.
Good Things Work Out is about Ry, an independent hip hop artist in Melbourne and his dream to become the next big export in Australian music.
At some point in our lives we’ve all dreamed of being a superhero, although some of us won’t admit it. But as shown in the comedy web series, Ninja Panda, for some of us, being a hero doesn’t come naturally.
Filmed in Melbourne, Food For Thought, is a comedy centred around five youths, meeting at a café and discussing their differing opinions on the trivial complexities of society.
Have you ever wanted to just quit adulthood and go back to being a kid? Let’s face it, we all have, and now there’s a webseries that perfectly encapsulates that struggle.
Dash and D’Bree are two best friends stuck in fashion retail, trying to get a break… A record deal, a modelling contract, a TV talk show. ANYTHING.
Italian producer, Luigi Forlai is the genius behind the world’s first social movie, a web series divided into 16 segments in which creators from across the globe can contribute.
A parody web series about an Indian call centre training college learning to converse with Australians.
Having nightmares? Vera Bes is a dream consultant and she’s here to help.
Created by Robin Geradts-Gill, Hannah Moon & Stephen Sholl, Altruman is a top-notch superhero – but on the home front he is struggling with family feuds, intimacy issues and career anxiety.
If you’re someone who downloads content without a second thought, then this Melbourne-based web series might be enough to change your mind.
Created by Camille Chastrusse, Discrépance sees four friends in their early 20’s on vacation at a family cottage, where they discover hidden secrets that redefine who they are and what they mean to each other.
A group of young adults get stranded on an island on the St-Lawrence river in Canada.
Judas Goat is a 5-episode miniseries about a vampire’s servant caught in a lethal conflict between the un-dead.
Created in the Spanish city of Bilbao by Rose of Dolls and Oliver Mend, Gifted Corporation meets the unknown, the extraordinary and the gifted.
Norway had not experienced a single act of terror since WWII. Then, on July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 62 youths on a summer camp, in response Stories of Youth was created.
Jonathan Brière must face his demons and find the person responsible for the death of his friend and colleague Dan Portal. And so begins a game of cat and mouse between police and their suspects.
The Katering Show is a comedy web series that follows the lives of celebrity chef, Kate McLennan, and her food intolerant friend, Kate McCartney, as they cook their way into the Food Culture Revolution.
