SCREEN, FILM & ACTING
WORKSHOPS:
with ACTOR AND CREATOR
OZ MALIK
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
WHEN Wednesday evenings June - August 2026
WHERE | Narre Warren Mechanics Institute
FORMAT | 8 selected participants will engage in weekly group sessions in-person with Oz
COMMITMENT | 5 weekly sessions running for 2 hours.
SUPPORT | Participants receive mentorship & support from Oz throughout the program.
OUTLINE | Across the program participants will:
Develop original story ideas
Explore character & scene construction
Work with actors
Learn filmmaking fundamentals
Take part in practical exercises & industry discussions
Hear from invited guest creatives sharing real industry insights
THE PROGRAM
Come join us for an exciting series of in-person events where you can be apart of the South East suburb screen, film, and acting scene hosted by actor Oz Malik,
Whether you're a seasoned actor or filmmaker or just starting out, this info session is perfect for anyone interested in the world of story telling and filmmaking. Get insider tips, ask questions, and network with others who share your passion. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and take your acting career to the next level!
ABOUT
OZ MALIK
Oz Malik is Film/stage actor born in Melbourne, Australia. His acting experience was cultivated at the National Theatre of Victoria, The Australia Film & Television Academy and Brave studios. Oz Malik has been a theatre and screen actor who has been involved in stage shows, short films, campaigns, TV, voice over works, Feature films and hosting roles.
In 2026 Oz participated in the SBS Digital Originals program with co-writer Noor Hoblos; Further developing Loops, a web series centred on a pair of brothers trying to run their families failing rug shop. This projected was initially conceived during the 2024 - 2026 South East program in a very similar context to this program.
SOUTH EAST PROJECT
Between 2024 and 2025 Oz worked with a group of grassroots filmmakers to develop and produce a proof of concept short film project.
This program provided participants with the opportunity to learn storytelling techniques and then apply them in a practical setting. Rug Store was released in 2026 at an in-personal screening event.
This program was supported by the City of Casey and Bunjil Place.
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