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Children's TV: Tectonic shifts as grown-ups protect their inner child
Tough, uncertain times in chlldren's drama as the producers head to MIP Junior in the endless search for the finance…
Piracy: shooting sparrows with a cannon
Sue McCreadie, serious purveyor of policy explanation, takes on the horrible task of simplifying the various positions. Hallelujah!
Box Office: tatty spring with jewels in the growing corn
The Australian films now set a challenge - how to find the films we forgot to see before they blink…
Transmedia: from Hollywood to Bogota, a voyage of transformation
Jeff Gomez, transmedia evangelist, has taken the notion from First World entertainment to Third World activism.
Antenna: choose your own form of resistance
With 33 contemporary long form documentaries, three classics, a retrospective and a bent stage presentation, the Antenna Documentary Festival has…
Korean MOU: a dance, a deal and a descending lifeline
We sign an MOU, everybody gets a souvenir pen, and the sector opens a door to an extraordinary culture.
Playpen: Morricone v Game of Thrones
Because loonies with a little knowledge do wonderful things..
Which city has the best film festival?
Who has more films? Bigger audiences? Better curation? Important premieres? ArtsHub's guide to everything you need to know Australian film…
Box Office: Sex doesn't always sell
This week's story is about trundling, as Australian films plod on through the afternoon sun, yarning to strangers...
The Hollywood TV Carno-dance: insider Laurie Zaks on audiences, deals and the power of fear
Laurie Zaks has the power to bend minds in the ruthless carnage of US TV drama deals. How does she…