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An interview with the award-winning filmmaker about his very personal project. Part cooking show, documentary series and performance art, it defies genres.

Vicky Jones and Phoebe Waller-Bridge's mysterious rom-com explores fantasies of reinvention and escape.

Producer Belinda Dean and writer Emily Dash talk about their Digital Originals project and developing a character who happens to live with disability.

Australian writer-creator Tony McNamara delivers a bingeable historical farce that will delight fans of 'The Favourite'.

The Australian stage and screen actor, whose work included roles in The Devil’s Playground and The Dismissal, has died of a heart attack aged 80.

Mark Ruse, key Melbourne indy producer, brought grace and generosity to the hard craft of comedy.

The Fresh Voices initiative by the ABC is far more than a content program as Michael Carrington, the Director of Entertainment & Specialist content reveals.

This adaptation of Sally Rooney's divisive hit reproduces the complex, deeply felt emotions of the book with painterly direction and terrific acting.

Producer Tyson Mowarin talks about the extreme labour of love involved in making a 10-part Indigenous kids' show in the Pilbara.

Confident nods to international crime drama make this Indigenous cop franchise a winner on multiple levels.

More diffuse in focus, this season expands the world of its haunted characters, but maintains a tender truth at its heart.

Right now, robust companies are vital. Starting with Lingo Pictures, we are holding a series of discussions with the creators of great screen companies.

Four female-led creative teams receive $20,000 for further development on TV drama series.

The industry responds, adapts, tries to brave and hopes the internet holds up.

Let's take a look at some classic Aussie TV that might have flown under your radar, from Seachange to Black Comedy.

Writer-director Julie Kalceff talks about First Day, the groundbreaking children's TV series now showing on ABC ME.

These hols are going to be harder than usual for kids and parents. Anthony Morris gives advice for the endless hours in front of the box.

Masterclasses, podcasts, free micro-skilling sessions and a bunch of AFTRS short courses online. Here are some ways to continue learning inside your bubble.

The animated tale of a blue heeler pup and her family is pure fun, says Anthony Morris. No wonder it's ABC iview's most watched show of all time.

Breaking down the barriers between subjects and producers, and empowering communities to control their own stories, the Beyond the Box session at AIDC looked at practical examples.