Film
Small Screen Highlights: TV, Streaming and Podcasts
Ten brings back ensemble melodrama with Five Bedrooms, satire is not dead on the ABC, plus a beautiful short film…
Loud and clear - Labor lays out the path to sector rebuild
Michelle Rowland, shadow minister for communications, has a plan to blow up the logjam of media and funding policy which…
Portrait of Peter Ivany, philanthropist of film, sport and culture
The Sydney Film Festival will flourish because of its value amongst the behemoths, say Peter and Sharon Ivany who are…
New money for screen in ALP arts policy
With the launch of the ALP arts policy, we now know the party's approach to the screen sector. Actual money…
ADG ceremony history in the hands of AFTRS students
Producer Lyn Norfor wrangled AFTRS students recording the event and wrote an inside account of growing change.
The magic of numbers boosts SA industry
The battle for government support is around financial analysis. Here's a report which shows how that is honestly done. As…
How Do You Want to Monetise This? Lessons from Critical Role
One of YouTube's biggest successes came not from huge budgets but by finding its geeky audience.
Is MIPTV worth the money and time? A children's TV expert responds
At MIPTV, quality matters, attendance down, changes coming, observes ACTF International Sales Manager, Roberta Di Vito.
TV Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
Netflix's Ted Bundy film conveys the superficial charm of the serial killer, but doesn't go much deeper.
Australian directors honour Lynette Walworth and Warwick Thornton
The directors' party was pretty good, with some ace winners from tight contests.