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Benjamin Zeccola, CEO of Palace Cinemas, reflects on the evolution of the exhibition side of the tightly knit family enterprise.

ACMI's first major exhibition since reopening is a crowd-pleasing blend of history, art and technology, says CEO Katrina Sedgwick about 'Disney: The Magic of Animation'.

The game was refused classification in March 2021, but the decision was successfully challenged by Estonian developer ZA/UM.

Two of Japan’s most prominent videogame companies had drastically different fiscal years, with Square Enix breaking records and Sega Sammy struggling.

Our weekly wrap of news, reviews, interviews and opinions, from budget analysis to a chat with Mortal Kombat's director and podcast recommendations for Strong Songs.

Experienced television professional Natalie Edgar will cross over from the ABC to SBS as Channel Manager, SBS and SBS VICELAND.

Eyeballs are already on the first web series to be funded by both Screen Australia and Film Victoria for TikTok.

The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) and Stan have partnered up to offer SA producers funding and funding matching in creating new original scripted series in South Australia.

Ubisoft, the videogame publisher known for Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, has recorded its highest-ever sales in the last year.

EA's numbers are slightly down from last year, but its lauded free-to-play shooter Apex Legends has broken records.

Five Australian online productions have shared $1.3 million in funding from Screen Australia, including a YouTube series about Australia’s fabled emu war.

The 2021-22 budget costs the tax rebate changes and provides useful piecemeal support to fix the Covid blow, but government broadcasters are snubbed again.

The national broadcaster will soon ask you for your personal details in order to continue using its on-demand video service.

Streaming service 10 All Access is being replaced by Paramount+, and getting an injection of new local and international content.

Victoria’s creative industries will see some relief in the form of a $288 million investment from the State Government in 2021/22.

Yet again, the audience is telling the sector that local is best when it comes to marquee names. Pity the bankers don't get it.

For the first time in the famous film festival’s history, Tribeca will bestow a videogame with the inaugural Tribeca Games Award.

Fellow Traveller, an Australian game publishing house, has earned a number of nominations at the Independent Game Festival awards.

Victoria’s screen industry, encompassing film, television and videogames, today received a large investment commitment as part of a four-year strategy to help the state compete internationally.

Australia's first-ever nationwide tax offset for game development will be included in the next Budget, supercharging the local videogame industry.