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In 1996, Bollow moved to New Zealand, where he continued acting, with minor appearances in Shortland Street, Lost Valley, Young Hercules (as an ADR actor), and several others. While in New Zealand, he wrote 6,000 Miles from Hollywood, an independent feature film project co-produced with Billy Milionis in Sydney on a shoestring budget, a project which was abandoned in post-production after seven years. Despite the lack of success in his own feature film writing, Bollow began teaching screenwriting workshops. He created the Screenplay Development Centre and offered workshops and seminars throughout Australia, New Zealand and internationally. In 2004, Bollow designed a systematic approach to the writing process he dubbed "the F.A.S.T. System", an acronym for Focus, Apply, Strengthen, Tweak. He authored a book called Writing FAST: How to Write Anything with Lightning Speed, which was briefly an Amazon.com bestseller in May 2005.
In 2006, he produced and directed an acclaimed educational DVD for primary and secondary schools called Making Fantastic Short Films. Bollow is co-founder of the Big Mountain Short Film Festival, held in Ohakune, New Zealand in October 2006.
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