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Learn how you can hone your business skills to be part of the next generation of screen leaders with a Masters at AFTRS.

London artist and technologist Jane Gauntlett will give the keynote at Meeting Place 2020, Arts Access Australia’s forum on Creating Spaces for d/Deaf and disabled artists.

Observatories are far more than places to star gaze; they’re repositories of history, exploration, timekeeping, and meteorology – and now a source of artistic inspiration.

A life in the screen sector is a passion which challenges people to a lifetime of learning and growth.

The film, television and animation courses at Deakin create work-ready graduates supported by industry partnerships and the latest technology. With 40-years experience in remote and online learning, Deakin tailors to the needs of individual students.

Gut Feeling, a multi-award-winning Australian web series, has launched the career of AFTRS alumna Hattie Archibald. She tells us how the journey unfolded.

Hope and grief simmer at the centre of two extraordinary live works by Indonesian filmmakers premiering at Asia TOPA.

A three day conference as part of Adelaide Fringe is exploring the future of storytelling through immersive technology, virtual reality and the convergence of theatre, screen production and gaming.

Filmmakers of all ages and levels of experience create with rare collection items when they enter the State Library of NSW’s 2020 Shortstacks competition.

A brand new Master Degree at UNSW Art & Design deep dives into Visualisation, Simulation and Immersive Design while smashing traditional divisions between digital and culture.

Think you know Japanese cinema? Now in its 23rd year, the Japanese Film Festival will entertain and educate by reviving the old and introducing the new.

Think you know Japanese cinema? Now in its 23rd year, the Japanese Film Festival will entertain and educate by reviving the old and introducing the new.

This homegrown festival, The Big Anxiety, is leading the world in new practice and conversations about mental health, combining art, science and technology.

We are much more than a bunch of stories as members are about to find out with our new Hub Club. What will we put into the swag?

It’s not regional arts practice; it’s great art practice that happens outside our cities. Artstate Tamworth is cracking open thinking on one of Australia’s largest growing sectors – and it’s happening this October.

ACA’s Foundation Program delivers the vital tools and techniques emerging actors need to take the next step towards an exciting career in the industry.

Some of the world’s oldest cultures merge with the latest digital technology to deliver a light festival in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre that welcomes all to embrace language and Country as a shared future.

A new short film prize aims to encourage film makers to engage with the past, while helping to open up a creative resource to the public.

Create NSW’s new toolkit for diversifying streams of income is a clear, practical resource with real examples and real outcomes for raising arts funding