About screenhub Australia - screenhub.com.au | the Australian film and television portal

Welcome to the home of the Australian Film & Television industry.

screenhub is Australia's leading portal for professionals working within and those aspiring to enter Film & Television, where a community read, write and share their knowledge and passion for the industry.

Today our content sets and offering is tailored to help members solve any work-related challenge ranging from getting that dream job or promotion; and staying informed, all the way through to learning; audience development; best practices; and finding the funding for a new project.

As part of our service to individual members, we post hundreds of jobs in Film & Television every month and supply members with the tools and information they need to get ahead. Due to the size and nature of our audience, positions often appear on screenhub either first, or exclusively.

Company members use screenhub to promote their vacant positions, events, or products/services to the B2B community of 25,000 Screen industry professionals that visit the portal monthly.

screenhub is passionate about the Film and Television industry.

Membership and Enquiries

P: +61 3 9605 3800
E: info@artshub.com.au

Management

Sol Wise

Chief Executive Officer

Sol spent five years from 2004 to 2010 with ASX listed REA Group as the Group Financial Controller reporting directly to the CFO. Sol was CFO for STB Holdings Pty Ltd from 2011 to 2015.
Sol is currently a Director of Mitula Group Limited.
Sol has a Bachelor of Business from RMIT University Melbourne and is a Certified Practicing Accountant (CPA) with more than 20 years’ experience in senior financial roles.

Editorial (screenhub)

David Tiley

Editor

In his long career, David Tiley has been a researcher, writer and director in documentary, community and corporate education, and a science magazine show for television, both in Australia and the UK, with a side order of script editing in fiction. He has worked for Film Victoria, the former Australian Film Commission, CSIRO, Open Channel, AFTRS and Melbourne University, though the majority of his knockabout professional life has been as a freelancer. Since 2005, he has edited screenhub, and crafted a distinctive mix of curiosity, humour and objectivity. He now calls himself a writer who works in screen media, and admits he is a tragic policy and finance wonk.