Television
What the arts can learn from games development
No art form connects with its audience more viscerally than gaming: it's time everyone else paid attention.
AFTRS Open: Speed Networking, Intro to Docos, Intro to Directing: Kriv Stenders, TV Assistant Editor
Just announced as part of VIVID SYDNEY 2016 - SPEED NETWORKING AT AFTRS to help screen practitioners find creative collaborators,…
Box Office 21 March 2016 - in which The Daughter takes wing
Once a duck [as in the Ibsen play] always a duck [as in the classically derived The Daughter] but Australian…
Scorsese on the mean streets of Melbourne
ACMI adds a transformative touch to the Scorsese exhibition in its first incarnation beyond Europe.
Bringing learning into the workplace with Open Channel
Open Channel short courses and professional attachments help aspiring creators get in the workplace early.
Life lessons from Miranda July
Bad art, procrastination and dull days can be good things. Filmmaker, artist and writer Miranda July discusses how to navigate…
Why you need a tree change
People working in the arts and creative industries are moving out of the city and finding the tree change to…
Rosalie Blum
This lightly dramatic, breezily comedic effort might work with an exaggerated story, but it remains authentic in its emotions.
London Has Fallen
Prepare for another around of spectacle, sentiment and unsubtle patriotism in this gung-ho Presidential disaster effort follow-up.
Carriageworks bid for $50 million facelift
With attendances that have grown seven-fold over the last five years, Carriageworks has proven its mixed-discipline entrepreneurial blend works.