1. A building with a Sony pop up
    Photograph: Supplied | Sony artist rendering of Tradeshow
  2. White Bay Power Station – Power Up Festival
    Photograph: Supplied/Katje Ford | White Bay Power Station during the 24th Biennale of Sydney
  • Things to do, Expos and conventions
  • White Bay Power Station

Scene Tradeshow

An epic two-day expo celebrating photography, videography and content creation is taking over Sydney's new hub of arts and culture

By Olivia Hart for Time Out in association with Sony Australia
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Time Out says

There have been plenty of reasons to dust off your camera recently. From the National Portrait Prize and Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards taking over Sydney to the return of Sony’s photography and filmmaking festival stacked with community-hosted events for all skill levels. Whether you use your smartphone as a camera or you’re old school and capture moments with film and a darkroom, there’s never been a better time to start snapping.

Now, Sony is set to launch a two-day photography, videography and content creation expo so you’ll have somewhere to channel all your inspiration. From September 28-29, Scene Tradeshow will take over Sydney’s recently revamped cultural space, White Bay Power Station

Set to be one big epic weekend celebrating the creative medium, get hands-on with Sony’s latest cameras, lenses and accessories and brush up on your skills with a curated selection of talks, panels and masterclasses. Topics covered include grassroots filmmaking, travel photography, music video fundamentals, vlogging, behind-the-scenes photography on film sets and so much more. 

Plenty of industry experts are expected to make appearances including photographers Adam Ferguson, Trent Mitchell, Sydney Low; filmmaker Gabriel Gasparinatos; film editor Matt Villa ASE ACE; and Sony Digital Imaging ambassadors Colin Jeffs, Meghan Maloney, Craig Parry and Ann Odong. 

Tickets are available as a morning pass or afternoon pass for $20. See it all with an all-day pass for $30, or upgrade to a two-day pass for $50. Within your timeframe, you’ll get access to all talks, workshops and tutorials, the full expo and the Alpha Awards gallery. Plus, Catchlight Film Festival will be hosting screenings for all budding filmmakers who want to stop by. 

Start planning your trip to Sydney now and secure your tickets here.

Details

Address
White Bay Power Station
155 Robert Street
Rozelle
Sydney
2039
Cross street:
Mullens Street
Price:
From $20
Opening hours:
9:30am-5pm

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