Screen News

The official guidelines for an anti-viral screen workplace are now out. No surprises but a vital level of certainty.

Aaron Burton looks at the TV projects created in response to COVID-19 locally, and around the world.

Starting on Friday 29 May, the New Zealanders are bathing in sessions about documentary craft and passion. Australians can join in, several hours later each day until June 1.

The program is now out for the online edition of SFF, provoking us to look under the hood with CEO Leigh Small.

Choose from a rich selection of Indigenous film, TV and live events to mark this National Reconciliation Week #InThisTogether2020.

The battle for worldwide streaming supremacy looks like a fast-motion version of Westeros. Foxtel's latest deal gives it Binge, a new streamer which even has The Game of Thrones.

Like other Guild groups, the Australian Directors Guild has surveyed its members to find realistic figures about unemployment to pitch against the government's fantasies. Here they are.

SBS keeps doing inventive and lean under the policy radar but the pandemic will force it to confront an ugly finance problem in public.

A quiet week as cinemas look forward and hold breath. First peek at Dirt Music and production protocols for the new world.

The virus-inspired Pivot melts into all the other Pivots deployed by state agencies to reflect the mega-Pivots around broadband. So change is piling on change.