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Queer Screen スクリーンショット

iPhone

About Queer Screen

The official app for Queer Screen allows you to explore, connect and streamline your Festival experience.

The FESTIVAL app lets you:

Explore the Festival program:
- Browse the program by name, date, venue
- Browse ‘What's On Next' at the Festival
- View both free and ticketed events

Buy and download tickets:
- Go paperless: your tickets can be scanned directly from the screen
- Buy tickets securely with your credit card anywhere, anytime
- Buy passes and redeem sessions immediately
- Add your tickets to Passbook
- Add your sessions to iCal

Schedule your attendance and share with friends:
- Create a shortlist of events through your Wishlist and connect it to your calendar
- Share events with friends through email, Twitter and Facebook

Left your printed tickets at home?
The app stores all your ticket barcodes on your device regardless of how you purchased (web, phone or in-person). Door staff can scan your ticket right from your device's screen.

About Queer Screen:
Queer Screen’s Mardi Gras Film Festival was established in 1993 as a celebration of the diversity of
sexualities and gender identities through queer storytelling on screen. It is now one of Australia’s largest
film festivals of any kind. Since 2015 Queer Screen has awarded $42,000 in funding to Australian
filmmakers. In 2018 Queer Screen launched Pitch Off, which awards $10,000 to produce a short film dealing with LGBTIQ experiences. The annual My Queer Career competition pioneered queer short film competitions exclusively for locally produced work, and screens during the Mardi Gras Film Festival in Feb/Mar. Since 2013 the Queer Screen Film Fest has delivered the latest LGBTIQ movies to Sydney’s screens in September.

About the developers:
Ferve Tickets are proud to support this year's Queer Screen’s program.
Whether you're buying tickets online or at the box office, knowing where to be for the next show, or having your tickets and passes when you need them, we're with you the whole way.