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The ABC's Head of Scripted talks about the challenges of scheduling a new 30-part drama. Call it soap if you want, she says, just watch it.

The story of Netflix in Brazil is a partial template for emerging countries, and collides with dangerous political territory.

Hotel Mumbai makes a medium splash for a small picture, as Captain Marvel dips but continues to dominate.

Prosperity for sole trader artists is about some business knowledge pumped up with a good dose of empowerment. Enter Monica Davidson, expert and veteran.

Key wildlife cinematographer John Brown has two superpowers - he cherishes his friends and has a rare brain condition called synaesthesia.

'We went home, tightened it, practiced and practiced and practiced, and then forgot it all when we delivered it!’ - Isaac Elliott.

Hotel Mumbai is one of the most promising films on the Australian slate, as a well crafted commercial film with heart and ideas. The annual Alliance Francaise fest is up and running.

Participant Media is a key company in progressive indie US production, and Diane Weyermann is a core changemaker.

Backed by the might of the Canadian National Film Board's commitment to digital experiments, First Nations filmmaker Lisa Jackson tests the medium through her culture.

Without an an ounce of amusement, this bleak and confronting Australian film commands the audience to watch — or walk out.