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Box Office 9 May 2016
A Month of Sundays sags off a fragile base, but has capacity to linger in the system for some time.
Selling movies with your data trail
The true experts in information gathering about audiences live in the screen sector. Like it or love it, the data…
Why some cinemas thrive as cultural hubs
Against the odds, many local cinemas continue to prosper. The key is community, and this is how they make it…
Forget work-life balance: bring on the nap couch
After a decade of trying to find work-life balance, arts workers are discovering there's a better way.
Directors' Guild considers future on eve of annual knees-up
Beyond politics and culture, what is the main problem for the sector? For the ADG's Kingston Anderson, its jobs. The…
Box Office 2 May 2016 - A Month of Sundays does nicely
Who loves Captain America the most? Yes, its us...
Screen Sector unites to call for bipartisan support
With an election approaching, the sector is dancing the non-partisan two-step, though the tune itself is a bit sinister.
Productivity Commission drops copyright bomb
The Productivity Commission has released a draft report which hacks into existing intellectual property (IP) protection for creatives.
St Kilda Film Fest - true life and young faces in the spotlight
Melbourne legend Paul Harris talks new trends in shorts, and the pop-up cinema colonising the town hall.
Box Office 25 April 2016 - the jungle law of exhibition
Tigers, witches, a parallel world and local productions marching steadily but modestly forwards.
