Australia
A degree helps for jobs in TV and film – eventually
Do you need a degree in media if you want to work in the film or television industries?
Artists versus arts workers
Arts managers are an important part of the sector but they are kidding themselves if they think they are artists.
Why creative arts experience is valuable to business
Creative arts offers skills business wants but entrepreneurial artists need to understand the differences to make the leap.
SPA 2014: Adams gives Hector Crawford Memorial Lecture
Phillip Adams gave a pearler of a speech about the political realities of the screen sector. Here is the transcript.
Screen Australia Drama Report: onwards and upwards, slowly but surely
In a country that spends $3.6b/year on cosmetics, we spend $837m on drama production. Important but not overwhelming.
Latest Ratings: Week 46, 7-14 November 2014
Thursday saw a major attack of the droops for Seven, as the ABC and Ten both climbed.
Vale Phil Motherwell
The Pram Factory actor, who also appeared in such classic films as Mad Max and Monkey Grip, has died aged…
Screen Music Awards 2014: and the winners are...
The Screen Music Awards, courtesy of APRA AMCOS and the AGSC mostly spread the love, and covers disappointment with good…
Earning a living in 2030: turning the media experience into a lived experience
Ironically under serious threat itself, Metro is running a digital exploration of our deep future - and how we can…
Screen Australia: latest doc tranche
$2.2m invested on budgets of $5.5m, still on the old guidelines so no provocative alternative means of distribution.