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How does Palace Cinemas see itself?

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

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Have you listened to... the Strong Songs podcast?

Content director George Dunford enthuses about Strong Songs, the goofy music podcast that unpacks the method behind the hits.

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Simon Boxer's personal Ring of Pain: The long road to games success

Ring of Pain is one of Australia's recent videogame successes, thanks to FIlm Victoria and Humble Games. But Simon Boxer's…

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How does the Digital Games Offset fit into Australia's screen incentives?

Is a $500k minimum spend punishingly high? Is a 30% offset enough? What's different for film and TV? Game developers,…

Opinions & Analysis

Budget 2021: useful money and dangerous holes for the screen sector

The 2021-22 budget costs the tax rebate changes and provides useful piecemeal support to fix the Covid blow, but government…

Career Advice

Streaming Sector's War on Residual Incomes

Making a living is tough for creatives, but residuals can be a long term income source. Now the streaming companies…

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Will Drag Race Down Under erase our ocker drag past?

Having been accused of mainstreaming drag, eliminating its subversive impetus, it will be intriguing to see how this slick show…

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Bringing a new lens to arts coverage on the ABC: Namila Benson talks Art Works

The host of ABC TV’s new weekly arts program promises to be much more than just a talking head.

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Hades’ Greg Kasavin breaks down Supergiant’s unique approach to narrative

‘It's nice having someone just notice and care that there was a small change about you, like a haircut or…

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May streaming highlights: The Underground Railroad, Judas and the Black Messiah and Domina

Barry Jenkins adapts a Pulitzer Prizewinner, Australian classic Puberty Blues returns, more Handmaid's Tale, and Oscar-worthy biography Judas and the…

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