Herberton

Pocket Films

Telling Powerful Stories Through Film

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About Us

Herberton Pocket Films (HPF) is a not-for-profit organization committed to collecting and sharing stories of life on the Atherton Tablelands, using the medium of film shot on mobile phones. It all started over a glass of wine between a few friends talking about the need for more creative outlets up here on the Atherton Tablelands.

Local Stories, Big Impact

Capturing the people, places and experiences that make the Tablelands special.

Film Made Accessible

Showing that you don’t need expensive equipment to create something worth watching.

Saturday 17th October

Tablelands Pocket Film Festival

Got something to say, an interesting life, an event you want to remember? Use your phone to make a short film and share that story with all of us at the Herberton Pocket Film Festival in October.

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Film Workshops

Since 2022, we’ve seen an incredible mix of films, stories and perspectives come through the Herberton Pocket Film Festival. From heartfelt personal stories to local characters, places and moments, each film offers a little glimpse into life on the Tablelands.
“Celebrating the people and stories of the Tablelands.”

Previous Entries

Since 2022, we’ve seen an incredible mix of films, stories and perspectives come through the Herberton Pocket Film Festival. From heartfelt personal stories to local characters, places and moments, each film offers a little glimpse into life on the Tablelands.
Take a look back at some of the films entered in previous years and discover the stories that have been shared with us.

Have a story to tell?

We can help

Enter a film in our annual festival, attend a workshop, or work with us to capture stories that matter.

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Herberton Pocket Films recognizes the Traditional Owners of Country across the Atherton Tablelands and acknowledges their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.