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Rupert Murdoch gets three episodes of this BBC documentary to show us why we are like we are. We won't be able to take our eyes away.

As one of the few women to be accredited by the Australian Cinematographers Society, she's working hard to advocate for the health and status of the whole profession.

Cinematographer Greig Fraser's Emmy for The Mandalorian pales in comparison to his real achievement. As the co-producer who made The Volume practical, he has probably fundamentally changed the medium.

This month the office reflects on productions that star the work of brilliant women, both on and off-screen.

Laurence Billiet's tender insight into one of our most celebrated sports stars is joyous and timely, says First Nations critic Bryan Andy.

John Wood's autobiography is written with great warmth and passion, acknowledging the transitory essence of the theatre world.

A lot of Australian children have been touched by Judy Malmgren's vision of the world. She is gone too soon.

In search of fresh formats and open to the public the new award provides a mix of development funds and prize money.

Pick one goal and focus on it, says Esther Coleman-Hawkins in our ongoing series of no nonsense career advice for screen professionals.

The actor and EP revives her signature character for a new Nine limited series aimed at a global audience.

The remarkable British television historian who revealed the horrors of Windrush and the way the wealth of slavery created the empire is measured, personal and simply magnificent.

The ambitious Melbourne-made SBS drama deals specifically with Vietnamese experience but will resonate widely, writes Thuy On.

As ACTF head Jenny Buckland emphasises, the sector is adaptable, is attracting new creators and sells well. It has everything going for it – sort of.

How much will Foxtel pay for retransmission rights? The fight has gone to the Copyright Tribunal.

Having built their production company into an impressive conveyor of dreams, David Maher and David Taylor are getting ready to leave.

Our awards expert Grace Boschetti tracks down streaming sources for all the Emmy nominees. Cate Blanchett, Hugh Jackman, Sarah Snook and Toni Collette are contenders, with writers Tony McNamara and Hannah Gadsby.

The actor playing the latest 'Top Dog' talks about her role in the iconic prison drama, on the eve of its eighth season.

The well-known actor and filmmaker has long been passionate about design and architecture. Now he's launching a content platform devoted to it.

The well-loved comedian takes a serious but entertaining look at Australia's relationship with alcohol.

Screen Australia's Head of Indigenous says more and more of her time is taken up reading scripts by white people wanting to tell stories that aren't theirs.