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As part of the Making Waves festivities in the city of Portsmouth, film director Dan Pringle, one of the judges, presented the award to director and editor Sam Preston, cinematographer Nathan Smith, sound recordist Jim Sandhu, and co-producer Sonny Cobb.

As part of the Making Waves festivities in the city of Portsmouth, film director Dan Pringle, one of the judges, presented the award to director and editor Sam Preston, cinematographer Nathan Smith, sound recordist Jim Sandhu, and co-producer Sonny Cobb.  Sam said the title of the movie came from studies indicating Gen Z members spend between 25 and 30 percent of their waking life on their phones. “It’s about average Joe, who does not like his job, and his only enjoyment comes from watching videos.

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Australia is a really great place to study for a lot of good reasons. The way they teach focuses on practical learning and making sure you gain skills that are actually useful in the job market. This means you'll be well-prepared to deal with real-world problems after you graduate.

They have excellent infrastructure, like good transportation and services, and offer a high overall quality of life. This makes it a comfortable and enjoyable place to live while you're pursuing your education.

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Australia is home to some of the world's best universities. In the 2024 QS World Rankings, 38 out of 42 Australian universities were ranked globally. This means you will receive a high-quality degree that is highly respected worldwide.

Globally Ranked Top Universities in Australia :

The University of Melbourne, the University of Sydney, the Australian National University, and UNSW Sydney are among Australia's leading universities, recognized for their strong commitment to research, teaching excellence, and graduate employability, and are highly ranked globally.

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Australia is one of the top destinations for international students to study. It offers top universities, high-quality education, affordable costs, and a lavish quality of life. With its beautiful cities, friendly people, and excellent job opportunities, it is surprising that over 700,000 international students choose to study in Australia each year.

As part of the Making Waves festivities in the city of Portsmouth, film director Dan Pringle, one of the judges, presented the award to director and editor Sam Preston, cinematographer Nathan Smith, sound recordist Jim Sandhu, and co-producer Sonny Cobb.  Sam said the title of the movie came from studies indicating Gen Z members spend between 25 and 30 percent of their waking life on their phones. “It’s about average Joe, who does not like his job, and his only enjoyment comes from watching videos.