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NZ News: by the numbers Wednesday 17 February, 2010
Nightline missed out to Tonight, but not by much. ASB Business' numbers continued their recent see-saw impression.
Script-to-Screen: the free beer and pizza start again next week
Script-to-Screen announced some details of its 2010 programme last week. Head honcho Simon Marler took time this week to fill…
Escalator: throwing a spanner in the works
Gordon Campbell put out a media release yesterday entitled Escalator to the Scaffold criticising – to put it mildly -…
SPAA: Safe workplace course
SPAA and OHS Media have devised an important course on workplace safety, which is free, available and attracting students.
Luke Cavallan: Urban Claymation
Mayhem in May Lane grows into Kaos in King St as times change at AFTRS.
Film Festival, Perth: Kinetic Carnival
A fresh and energetic film event exploding onto Perth’s screen culture calendar with innovative works and new screening concepts utilising…
ADG & Screen NSW: An insight into working and directing in the Chinese film industry
Topics to be discussed will include the practicalities and considerations of working in China; influences and inspirations. The current trend…
December Films: Producer Penny Robins and December Films sign a strategic partnership
Melbourne-based television production company December Films is to extend its reach into New South Wales and Queensland by forming a…
Senate Estimates: Screen Australia savaged in trial by boredom
The mighty power of the Senate Estimates Committtee, deployed last year on the Great Macintosh Erasure Enquiry, was perhaps overwhelmed…
NZ News: by the numbers Wednesday 10 February, 2010
Tonight took the late evening crown. Otherwise, business as usual was the order of the day.