My little Antarctic romp South By Scooter will be screening at the 2014 Revelation Perth International Film Festival. The short will screen three times alongside Antarctica: A Year On Ice, Anthony Powell's account of life on Antarctica for the everyday workers who keep the community running. Needless to say I am thrilled with how well South By Scooter has been doing this year. It's an honour to be included in the lineup at Revelation, and even better to be packaged with such a beautiful film.

You can check out the trailer for Antarctica: A Year on Ice below, and if you're in Perth I encourage you to get out and check out this bumper two-for-one Antarctica-fest.

The festival runs through early July. Head over to the Revelation website for session times and to book your tickets.

www.frozensouth.com This multi award winning feature film is a visually stunning chronicle of what it is like to live in Antarctica for a full year, including the never before seen deep Antarctic winter, completely isolated from the rest of the world, while enduring months of unending darkness, in the coldest place on Earth. Awards include: Winner: Grand Jury Selection Best Film Laughlin International Film Festival Winner: Peoples Choice Best Film Scottsdale International Film Festival Winner: One In a Million Award, Sun Valley Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Bel-Air Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Twin Cities Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Orlando Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Calgary International Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Indie Fest USA Winner: Best Documentary Eugene International Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Red Dirt Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Foyle Film Festival UK Winner: Audience Award Best Documentary Irvine International Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Louisville Festival of Film Winner: Best Cinematography Indie Fest USA Winner: Discovery Award Best First Film (Documentary Category) Calgary International Film Festival Winner: Best Adventure Reel Breckenridge Film Festival Winner: Best Documentary Cinematography, New Zealand Film Awards.