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Development: can you be replaced by an algorithm?
Screen Queensland engages with Story DNA Machine Learning technology to prime an adaptation scheme. How do the humans fit in?
Juvenile Delinquents faces high risk moment of truth
Neil Goss is running his teen flick in some local cinemas between a brief outing in LA and plans for…
Indie games let you experience Melbourne despite lockdown
These beautiful, relatable games create experiences that feel like home, in a time when we can't experience the city that…
Australians shine in Emmy nominations from tears to laughter
Our awards expert Grace Boschetti tracks down streaming sources for all the Emmy nominees. Cate Blanchett, Hugh Jackman, Sarah Snook…
Mukbang moment can build constructive debate on race in cultural sector
The Mukbang controversy is a chance to discuss race and Australian films. Let's not squander it.
NFSA: making the collection matter in the world beyond screen
The National Film and Sound Archive is becoming a different beast. Who better to explain than the Chief Engagement Officer?…
Risky Business: New Assessment Tool released by SAFC
As COVID strikes, what do producers do if something goes terribly wrong? There's a way to work that out, started…
Sydney Film Festival discovers the virtues of virtual though real life is better
It worked, says the Sydney Film Festival of its COVID-19 Defiance Edition, and reveals the numbers to prove it.
The real cost of defunding the ABC
ABC funding cuts undervalue both the arts and contemporary stories in our multicultural Australia, argues Vyshnavee Wijekumar.
What We're Watching: Apocalypse in July
The second lockdown may have dampened the spirits of our Melbourne office, but it has had quite the opposite effect…