Screen News

Critic and curator Lauren Carroll Harris is creating a new space for art on Australian screens.

Alison James and Brooke Silcox explain how to direct camels, run a gruelling desert shoot, and build careers with their short, Judas Collar.

Mystify travels on a wave of hope, Parasite is doing well, After is a strange fan tribute, and Spiderman dominates all.

From poetry slam to collecting performance art; new funding models in both NSW and VIC, and an upset at the Logies – we look at this week's arts news.

An excellent Australian doco, some weird romance and fests in the West are just some of what's on offer.

Go global, the financiers cry, so Australian screenwriters are doing just that, setting up their own system to get Hollywood cred.

Small pictures including 2040 are doing well, while Toy Story 4 toys with the fate of the whole market.

Responding to the divisive furore around Israel Folau, Szubanski has gathered interfaith campaigners to raise dollars and spread love.

At the Logies, Kerry O'Brien defends the ABC, is honest about journalism, names climate change and calls for Reconciliation.

Australians are used to the changing ways of screen deals with China, but the games sector is a whole different thing. Esports is just the start.