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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…
Chris Sun: Charlie’s Farm
The film is about "a group of good looking people go somewhere they shouldn’t be going and get killed."
Troy Kinne: sketch comedy
Troy Kinne is the star of the eponymous Kinne sketch comedy show on 7Mate.
TV and Digital Future: PwC plays soothsayer in annual predictions
PwC, aka The Oracle, has spoken about the future of the industry. It is more of the same than we…
Gallipoli: the four productions
Four large productions are underway for the centenary of the Gallipoli landing.