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The composer for Yurlu/Country has won a Screen Music Award. Image: Sydney Film Festival. In cinemas in November.
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Screen Music Awards winners for 2025 revealed in Brisbane

Explore the full list of 2025 Australian Screen Music Awards winners.

Ify Nwadiwe. Image supplied.
Interviews

Comedian Ify Nwadiwe on Pokémon, DnD and The Fast and Furious

Ify Nwadiwe's career spans improv, acting, indie games and stand up comedy – and that's just the beginning. He sits…

Griffin Dunne. Photo: Melbourne Writers Festival.
Interviews

Griffin Dunne on survival, stardom and the strange afterlife of Practical Magic

Griffin Dunne's memoir, The Friday Afternoon Club, is out now, charting the grief and glamour of his Hollywood life.

Tilly Norwood in an Instagram post. Image: Eline Van der Velden.
Features

Tilly Norwood, the world's first AI actor is here – is it time to panic?

The debut of AI actor Tilly Norwood has sparked fierce debate about creativity, ethics and the future of film.

Christopher Kam, Mithila Gupta, Sheila Jayadev and Nakul Legha of Co-Curious. Images supplied.
Career Advice

Co-Curious launches new lab to boost diverse voices in the screen industry

Co-Curious launches the Diaspora Story Lab for South Asian screenwriters.

Tony Armstrong, co-creator of Shilling It. Image: Screen Australia.
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Screen Australia commits $12.8m to 46 new dramas and bold local screen stories

Screen Australia funds $12.8m for 46 diverse new dramas, films, and series.

UTS applications for autumn are now open. Image: Greg Ferris.
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New skills for a changing industry: discover UTS’ Graduate Certificates in Drama and Documentary

Advance your screen career with UTS’ Graduate Certificates in Screen Arts and Production: Drama and Documentary.

SXSW Sydney screen festival speakers Allison Brownmoore, Charlie Falkner, Kristen Settinelli, Nick Kozakis, Joseph Maxwell, Jessica Giacco, Michael Pattinson, Leonie Marsh, Mimi Butler, Hayley Ferguson, Tin Pang and Lisa Dreyer. Images supplied.
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SXSW Sydney unveils 2025 screen program with top directors, producers and more

SXSW Sydney 2025 unveils more guests for its screen program.

Jessie Hughes, AI for Women in Screen – a recipient of the Screenrights Cultural Fund. Image: Jessie Hughes/Salty Dingo
Career Advice

Screenrights announces $300K in Cultural Fund support for screen initiatives

Screenrights has awarded $300K to six screen projects in Australia and NZ.

Short dramas are on the rise. Image: Joyce Busola on Unsplash.
Features

Cheesy short dramas are taking over our social media feeds – here's why

New, minute-long serials – or short dramas – are reshaping the way we consume screen entertainment.

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