Features
Childcare, powerful decent men and quotas in film and television
Exactly why gender equality is so important. And how the campaign still illuminates our industry today.
Is this the exhibition of the future…or just a web page?
How Vegemite-loving flies prompted the thong dress is just one of the stories in the NFSA’s first online exhibition.
Documentary: guidelines debate in the face of a nasty future
Will the new Screen Australia guidelines be radically revised? In the face of a looming budget crisis? Do we plod…
East Timor makes its first feature film
Luigi Acquisto and Bety Reis made Beatriz's War, building on their experiences from the making of Balibo.
Rolf de Heer: Charlie’s Country
Charlie’s Country is the film which star David Gulpilil calls ‘my film.’ It won him a best actor award at…
The Screen Industry Future: if we can only make it through the night
What if we have to abandon the territorial and time license system in a globalised business? Stop screaming, it doesn't…
AFTRS: new degree for a new generation
The Australian Film Television and Radio School is now offering a three year undergraduate degree, starting in 2015.
Sophia Turkiewicz: Once My Mother
Sophia tells of a hidden aspect of World War II in her very personal documentary.
NZ and Australian TV stats: counting punters, measuring pirates
Ask the right question, get a fascinating answer. A game now played with TV audiences in both New Zealand and…
Melbourne International Film Festival 2014: the scale is the thing
The MIFF launch: screen sector, festival politics, the deep passions of the city in the fake glam of the club…