Television
Sydney Film Festival finds new strategies to honour films
Sydney Film Festival tries for some modest evolution to get some joy from a crappy year with a summer weekend…
Screen News in Brief: Breaking the Ice, Victoria back in business
Cinemas open, feminist docs rule, production re-starts and Liam Neeson will be around town in Melbourne this month. Here's our…
Film Vic finds $19.2M stimulus cash as sector grinds into gear
Film Victoria has a new attraction incentive of $19.2 million which will be used quickly as a longer term plan…
NSW ramps up screen funding by $20M per year
With stimulus funding flying around, NSW pumps a substantial swag of new money into the screen sector.
Celebrating NAIDOC Week on Netflix and beyond
Famous five Bunya features go to Netflix, great Indigenous docs on DocPlay, and other options to mark a special week…
Box Office: Rams does well, with feminists and returned terrorists following on
Numbers may be cruddy but cinemagoers have solid local options to whet their tastes for community.
On screen and on stage, disability continues to be depicted in outdated, cliched ways
As we move towards greater gender and race inclusivity at work and in the arts, the representation of disability should…
What is the future of Australian screen exhibition? Hmmmm...
Kirk Edwards, CEO of Village Cinemas, lays out some key ways in which the industry will evolve after COVID-19, with…
AIDC mentorship and $25k funding for documentary videogames
State of Play offers development funding and mentorship to strengthen and showcase the collaboration between nonfiction stories and gaming technologies…
Directors Guild snaps up Alaric McAusland to run the org
Alaric McAusland reveals his crusading nature which started when he was very young.