Television
Why television likes art blurry
Have you ever noticed that many TV shows blur or avoid showing art? Here's why it happens and why it's…
The Legend of Tarzan
Following in the footsteps of over a hundred predecessors, The Legend of Tarzan approaches a classic tale with contemporary eyes.
Directing TV Drama, Digital Producer, TV Editing & More!
Just Scheduled: DIRECTING TV DRAMA with Rowan Woods. Last chance:SCREENWRITING FOR FILM:ONLINE starts Friday. Further July highlights:DIGITAL PRODUCER SKILLS and…
Box Office 4 July 2016 - a teeny bit of antipodean joy
Wilderpeople and Chasing Asylum just will not die, while Mustang looks an emerging arthouse grown-ups cult film.
Village opens screens to emerging filmmakers
A new opportunity for filmmakers has been announced by Village Cinemas.
Tropfest finds new superhero persona
The Tropfest cape and mask shrunk in the wash recently, so the character has been reskilled as a non-profit superhero.
Election 2016 - some hope, but not enough
Who commits to fixing the mess of funding policy in screen? Not a good look, really.
Mr. Gaga
Infused with the complexity of its central figure, this biographical dance documentary paints a vibrant picture of artistry.
Proof of generosity from screen sector
Twelve hours to go, and screen sector has chance to add a final bump to the crowdfunded total to restore…
The ScreenHub What's on bulletin 30 June 2016 - Nine, Proof and sound
Screen Futures, drama powerbrokers at Nine, saving Proof, and a masterclass in documentary sound.