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The Content Creators Project — Creator Night

The Content Creators Project — Creator Night

Sat, Sep 12, 9:00 AM
From Content Creators Project

**Hi guys! 👋✨** **This Saturday, we’re having our first Content Creators Meetup at 7:00 PM! 🎥📸** **It’s a chance for us to meet each other, share ideas, get inspired, talk about the content we’re creating or would love to create, and most importantly, network with people who are on the same page as you! 🎬✨** **Whether you’re already a content creator or you’re just thinking about getting started, everyone is welcome!** **Come along, bring your ideas, creativity and good vibes! ✨** **Let’s connect, create & inspire each other! 🌎📱** **Feel free to bring friends, or come solo!** **📍 Location: The DOG** **2 St Marks Rd, Randwick ( Beer Garden Area )** **🗓️ Saturday, 12 September** **⏰ 7:00 PM** **Want to join us? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️** **💬 Join our WhatsApp group to connect with everyone, get the location details and stay updated about the meetup.** **https://chat.whatsapp.com/ELefEeqvZG99uaYBB4OHhR?s=cl&p=i&mlu=4&ilr=4** **See you there! 🎥✨**

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2 attendees

Friday nights at the Women’s Library - film, film makers and drinks

Fri, Sep 25, 7:30 AM
From The Sydney Gay Gals
4.8
9 attendees
Gayby Baby (2015)

Gayby Baby (2015)

Fri, Sep 18, 8:15 AM
From Queer Reads and Queer Cinema
4.7

September's documentary film is: Gayby Baby (2015) Gayby Baby is a 2015 Australian documentary film directed by Maya Newell that follows four children, Gus, Ebony, Matt and Graham, raised by queer parents and explores the ways in which growing up as a "gayby" has affected them. PG CC Run time: 1h 25m *You need to be a library member to attend this event, if you haven't joined yet, we value your membership and would love you to join. Discover everything the library has to offer including free e-books, audiobooks, e-magazines, movie streaming and so much more. Access our e-library 24/7. Join our library [here](https://library.waverley.nsw.gov.au/libero/WebOpac.cls?VERSION=2&ACTION=SIGNUPAGREE&RSN=&DATA=DWL&TOKEN=75KA1hXWhx6590&Z=1&NewBreadCrumb=1)*

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Dark Spring Screening of Pulp Fiction (1994)

Dark Spring Screening of Pulp Fiction (1994)

Fri, Sep 25, 8:00 AM
From The Mystery Popcorn – Immersive Movie Club

Fancy a little Pulp Fiction? Join us for this immersive spring screening – a little crime, a little romance, and a night of bad decisions. 🌹 #### For one night only, we turn the cinema into a dark spring escape inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s award-winning cult classic, Pulp Fiction. Expect 90s style, moody lights, red florals, good drinks, great popcorn, and this iconic film on the big screen. 🎬 **Date:** 25th September 2026 (Friday) **Ticket:** [HERE](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-mystery-popcorn-movies-dark-spring-screening-of-pulp-fiction-1994-tickets-1999848377331?aff=oddtdtcreator) **Time:** Doors open at 6pm \| Movie starts at 6:30pm **Location:** Nauti Studio Sydney **Dress code & vibes:** * Come dressed up (think black, red, florals, 90s cool movie-star energy) or simply come looking cool * Arrive early, grab your free popcorn, get your photo taken, and enjoy the atmosphere before the lights go down One film. One night. One very different way to watch it. **See you at DARK SPRING. 🕺🏼🕸️**

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Hope (2026) + Dinner/Drinks

Sat, Sep 12, 8:00 AM
From Arthouse and Foreign Film Fans
4.7
17 attendees

The movie "& Sons"

Sat, Sep 12, 7:00 AM
From Sydney - Wanders Walks Weekends 40+ (Carpe Diem!)
4.8
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

To locate documentary screenings in Sydney, use the Meetup platform to explore local film groups. You'll find events that organize screenings regularly, enabling you to join gatherings and discussions around documentaries.

Joining film groups on Meetup is straightforward. Create an account, search for documentary film groups in Sydney, and click to join. You'll receive notifications about upcoming screenings and discussions.

Meetup connects people who share similar interests by facilitating local and online gatherings. Whether it's documentary screenings in Sydney or diverse activities, it's a hub for community building and exploration.

Depending on the hosting group's settings, some screenings might require a ticket or offer free entry. Checking the event details on Meetup before attending ensures you have the correct information.

Yes, many documentary screenings include discussion sessions afterward. It's an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and insights with fellow attendees, deepening your understanding of the film.

RSVPing for a documentary screening is easy. Once you've joined a group on Meetup, you can click the RSVP button on event pages to confirm your attendance and stay informed about any changes.

While not guaranteed, some screenings attract local filmmakers, especially those showcasing Sydney-based initiatives. Engaging in post-screening discussions increases your chance to connect with industry insiders.

Meetup does its best to help you find fitting groups, but it can't guarantee groups for every niche interest or city location, including specific documentary themes in Sydney.

Yes, some groups also offer virtual components or entirely online film discussions. This flexibility allows broader participation, appealing to those who prefer or have to join remotely.

Of course! While joining multiple events could enrich your experience, attending a single screening and discussion can still be fulfilling. RSVP for individual events that pique your interest.

Yes, documentary screenings in Meetup groups cater to all experience levels. Whether you're a hardcore film buff or just interested in documentaries occasionally, there's something for everyone.

Topics range widely, ensuring varied content—from socio-political documentaries to environmental films. Each screening event will usually specify the film, so you know what to expect before attending.

While Sydney offers a vibrant Meetup scene, the availability of events still depends on local group activity. Large cities typically have more active scenes, with more frequent documentary sittings.

Not always. Comprehensive event details will indicate film subtitling, ensuring you can enjoy the screening fully if it involves non-English dialogues—important for truly diverse stories.

Meetup excels in fostering group activities but isn't focused on making one-on-one connections. Group settings cultivate shared experiences through documentary screening and discussions.