Screen News

As schools close around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic, working parents are in uncharted territory juggling work while educating their children.

China seems to be reopening its cinema system, while being ultrapositive in the media.

Chinese artist Xu Zhen can teach us lessons in individual expression, and tolerance, in our times of coronavirus

In a roundtable with Australian telecommunications operators, communications minister Paul Fletcher discussed managing the congestion issues the controversial NBN would face during the coronavirus pandemic.

Media Mentor Esther Coleman-Hawkins offers commonsense advice and a free online program with ACMI for screen workers.

Gordon Quinn was an exquisite presence at the Australian International Documentary Conference. A week later, he was sick and looking for a Coronavirus test.

In traumatic times, awareness to your own, others and to collective wellbeing needs to be treated as a long game.

ArtsHub's state by state status report on what's been cancelled outright, closed or postponed around the country.

The Federal Government has thrown the sector a lifeline, but more needs to be done if the cultural industries are to survive.

As soon as COVID-19 began, Circa worked quickly and safely to bring their people home from international tours. The company's modus operandi might serve as a road map for others in uncertain and isolated times.

Letters to the government, audiences kept apart from each other in the dark - COVID-19 is warping our world.

Each state has its own unique opportunities and screen community. What are the possibilities for Screenwest? Is there a genuine reason for hope?

The chaos caused by the cancellation of performances and closure of venues during the COVID-19 pandemic has caused enormous stress for gig economy workers, freelancers, and those working contract to contract.

Despite all Arts Ministers meeting yesterday, Queensland has been the only state to step up with a stimulus package in the awake of Coronavirus' decimation of the sector.

As coronavirus forces the world into lockdown, a number of measures have been set up to help musicians who have suffered income loss.

The dream is over for the year. Cannes would be beautiful in an empty summer, but we can't get there.

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

Australia's State and Federal arts ministers have met today on how to limit the impact of the coronavirus on the arts. ArtsHub has received a communique from the event.

To help support and encourage people who are self isolating, some game devs are giving away their games for free.

Every day more arts organisations announce digital programming in response to COVID-19. Here's some advice on how to go digital.