Eighth annual Photo and Film expo in Johannesburg

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One of the largest photographic events on the continent returns to Johannesburg for the 8th consecutive year this October.

The Photo & Film Expo not only caters to professional and amateur photographers but to enthusiasts, technology fanatics and their families looking for the ideal gift. The event provides the opportunity to compare, touch and demo more than 400 brands from high end camera and lighting equipment to accessories like bags, tripods, drones, underwater housings, printers, storage devices and much more.

This year’s event will showcase a large dedicated wildlife arena as well as a wedding photography area in addition to the wide range of interactive demonstrations and product showcases. Visitors can expect to see plenty new product launches this year, following the international launch of the exhibition in Germany the month before.

Show times:
Thursday 27 to Saturday 29 October, from 09h00 to 18h00
Sunday 30 October from 09h00 to 16h00

Tickets:
Available at the door for R100. Pensioners/Teens/Students will receive a 50 per cent discount.

Online tickets:
Opening soon via Ticketpro

The Photo & Film Expo 2016 selection of presenters include some of the industry’s finest. They have partnered with the expo to present no less than 100 unique 45-minute presentations over the four days, spread over the workshop areas.
All workshops are free to attendees and operated on a first come, first served basis.

Final workshop programmes can be downloaded from the website ahead of the event.

For more information visit the Photo & Film Expo website.

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Cera-Jane Catton is a writer and journalist with years of experience in community newspapers, blogging and freelance journalism. She has worked in a cache of capacities, often finding herself behind or in front of the cameras, intentionally and less so. She has been a stunt double in two Bollywood movies, has worked in various capacities on a number of natural history documentaries, and other international productions shot in South Africa. Cera is a former Screen Africa journalist.

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