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eOne has a lot to say about the screen industry's key problem - how to do niche, nuanced, excellent and modestly budgeted?

First winners announced. More to come on Wednesday night with the televised ceremony.

Upright is such a developed and fully-formed work, writes Chris Boyd, it’s hard to believe it’s not an adaptation of a grand work.

The Stella-winning novel, inspired by Heide artists, will be a UK/Australian co-production between See Pictures and Apogee.

The holidays are coming around, and we're ready to kick back and relax. Let's look at what's on while you're off.

Politics seeps into everything this week, from dystopian drama to Briggs' music video and a fun little Donut game.

Witty, thoughtful, totally self-confident, a champion both of popular culture and serious criticism, a citizen of the world and a walking bag of us, Clive James has finally gone silent.

Matchbox Pictures has a grand gala night in New York.

Slowly Netflix is revealing itself to the sector. The contingent to Screen Forever carried the brand high and attracted a lot of attention.

The amiable mates follow their reliable recipe for spontaneous comedy.

As the sharks of Netflix and Disney+ circle, the Good Ship Aunty manages to repel boarders and somehow find new islands of audience, according to MD David Anderson.

A good grabby story is the common essential, but details are different when you're developing locally or internationally.

Filmmaker Markus Stone looks at how to film without a crew by assembling a mobile travel kit of cameras, lights and sound equipment.

Rose d'Or Awards hopes are up, fired by very hot vegetable.

You’ve got to be doing something right to keep a comedy series going on Australian television for almost 20 years.

The bestselling novelist and screenwriter of 'Clickbait', Netflix's first Melbourne project, talks story structure, terrible first drafts and the myth of overnight success.

Our TV picks including YouTube's 'Impulse' and 'Between Two Ferns: The Movie'.

Our top picks and hot goss on what's new to Netflix, Disney+, Stan, Foxtel in November.

Remembered for her integrity and generosity as much as for her long stage and screen career, the actor Anne Phelan has died aged 75.

Lambs of God takes on all comers with a staggering 18 nominations in every category except comedy and kids.