Television
Malcolm Fraser: last of the giants
Malcolm Fraser was the last of the political leaders who presided over the rebirth of film and the expansion of…
How Australian Filmmakers Can Benefit from Sharing Information
Is the screen sector's passion for secrecy pathological? Here is an argument that transparency is not just possible, but a…
How to turn a chat into an opportunity
Conversation equals wealth if you know how to leverage casual encounters into marketing opportunities.
Big Eyes
Restraint shines over kitsch in this well acted, engagingly enough told artist biopic.
Top Five
There's much more to Chris Rock's latest sharp, smart comedy than art potentially imitating life.
TV Shooter Producer, TV Research Skills, Music Composition, Writing For Hollywood & More: AFTRS Open
Hot courses in March include: RESEARCH SKILLS FOR TV, the hugely practical TV SHOOTER PRODUCER and Tracey Spicer’s TV PRESENTING:…
Hip Hop-eration
The message might be familiar, but this real-life look at an elderly hip hop dance group is buoyed by an…
Sydney Film Festival: turns State Theatre into a daytime colony
The Sydney Film Festival is refining its membership offers for 2015, going back to the past and building new shiny…
Inherent Vice
Paul Thomas Anderson's latest, a spiralling stoner detective comedy, is less a story than an atmosphere to imbibe.
Chinese Exhibition: the dragon awakes with more farce than flames
The exhibition revolution in China is much bigger than we think – and the battle against piracy may be a…