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Every Cloud turned Miss Fisher into a franchise through curiosity, and have been rewarded with a cultural phenomenon. Producer Fiona Eagger talks about the Chinese version.

Is the Australian Centre of the Moving Image a place? A Zone? A Cultural Accumulation Machine to defy COVID-19? First hints are released in a digital launch of the online component.

The children's television sector looks like the biggest loser out of the current rebuild of the sector, and producers are pushing back against the government.

We are in strange, strange territory in the international box office, while local crowd pleasers can't bring customers out of doors.

Following on from the documentary 'The Show Must Go On' comes Screen Well, a series of webinars tailored for crews, creators, performers and heads of department in film and TV.

The Australian Game Developer Awards ceremony streamed live on Twitch in 2020, hosted by Jordan Raskopoulos. Here is the full list of nominees and winners.

Darcy Yuille has worked on crews and taught camera techniques for twenty years. Here he builds an aesthetic and development process based on smartphones.

Similar amounts of cash to run the agencies while screen makers continue to agonise over the tax changes.

The Secret Garden looks like a gentle fantasy world for kids and adults alike as everything else melts before our very eyes. Total box office for the weekend was around $5m compared to $20m for the same time last year.

The hardy internationalist with Hollywood clients has announced his own production vehicle, First Option Pictures. His first project resurrects a forgotten Australian hero of the US Labor movement.

The newly announced documentary development funding initiative co-funded by audible has a view to supporting the production of premium podcasts.

QAPE & kids & extra dosh. What does it mean?

West Australian Indigenous production companies PiNK PEPPER and Ramu are teaming up with the NZ powerhouse behind successful portmanteau feature films 'Vai' and 'Waru' to make one with an Aboriginal focus.

The SA Video Game Development Rebate, the first of its kind in Australia, is now available to SA devs. What can a rebate like this actually achieve?

Cry, laugh, fight, keep going. It's hard to know where to start, but Bluey will do. Queensland is the centre of the universe in this roundup of policy, production, awards and opportunities.

Advice from the Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman: Protect Australian voices, think small business and level playing fields.

The Federal government has just shafted the sector, paid off the commercial broadcasters and offered a small box of bandaids.

Perth's arts and business communities have welcomed the recent announcement that Edith Cowan University, including WAAPA, will relocate to a new home in the CBD.

Screen Producers Australia, supported by the government of Queensland, is gearing up for a conference with real people next February.

An initiative of the Shark Island Institute and Documentary Australia Foundation, Voxdocs presents diverse works to readers of the SMH and The Age.