Australian Council of Film Societies - Associate Member

Associate Member

  • Institute for the Study & Advancement of the Film Society Movement (FiSMoTron)

Annual General Meeting and Conference

The state federations operate independently, and delegates meet once a year at the ACOFS Conference and AGM to set policy for the coming year.

The Australian Council of Film Societies (ACOFS) hold their Annual General Meeting at their Annual Conference. Film society officers and members come from each Australian state to attend the Conference. The 2009 ACOFS Conference was held in Melbourne. The 2010 meeting was for the first time held in Western Australia, at York, where the Film Society had been an original member of the Western Australian Federation.

The 2011 Annual General Meeting was held in Launceston, Tasmania.

The 2012 Annual General Meeting was held in Canberra on May 11 & 12, 2012.

The current executive committee includes: Ian Davidson (President), Leth Maitland (Vice President), Prodos (Secretary), John Turner (Treasurer).

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