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See-Saw: $12m from Weinstein for orphan story
See-Saw pumps up the finance plan for Lion with no less than a US$12m deal with The Weinstein Company.
Developing the potential of the digital revolution
The recent Remix conference explored how technology and entrepreneurship are remaking culture in the information age.
Kojo: inches forward on breakout feature project with controversial director
One, with Murali Thalluri to direct, is now a solid co-pro deal between Kojo and Main Street Films, with key…
NFSA: making a case for a wider vision
Dominic Case, who straddles the industry and the archival perspective, contemplates the problem and finds a tentative solution.
Christopher Houghton: Touch
Touch will be having its world premiere at the Sydney Film Festival early next month.
John Maynard: Fell
The final pieces of Fell have been put in place and the film is ready to take its place in…
NFSA: stakeholders campaign against secrecy
As the staff cuts at the National Film and Sound Archive rumble forward, stakeholders are writing unhappily to the board...
Playpen: the truth about the budget planning
Laurie Oakes caught Joe Hockey completely off guard on the Free enterprise Network Nine.
Indian Film Festival of Melbourne: a unique twist on a growing model
As the national film festivals expand around Australia, the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne has clout that can only be…
Budget: shocked industry faces cuts to key agency
No fun for the national broadcasters, but horrible for Screen Australia. And hard times for games developers too.