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SPAA 2012: how is the future different from the past? More toys.
On the one hand, sound and fury and blandishments, on the other grim determination and ingenuity to grab audiences for…
Screentime: Banijay wins Australian Popstars case in The Hague
Australian production company Screentime has had a brief moment of fame in the District Court of The Hague. Screentime's owner,…
Ratings: Sunday, 18th November 2012
With two networks over 30%, the pickings for the others are a bit slim. Nine wins the main game, but…
Screen Australia: Digital Ignition Multi-platform Clinic participants revealed
Eight teams will participate in the clinic, run jointly by Storylabs and Screen Australia, to put some more trans into…
Ratings: Wednesday, 14th November 2012
616,000 for A Moody Christmas keeps the show ticking over, but more would reward the work and investment better.
Ratings: Thursday, 15th November 2012
Nothing stands out as enticing in the schedule as no-one makes a million. Seven on top, Ten beats the ABC,…
SPAA 2012: Media in Conflict Zones
Not a secret history of ABC Board decisions, this session brought together a pair of Australian producers making sitcoms in…
SPAA 2012: BBC Worldwide - realises complexity of modern world, stays really confident
Helen Jackson, managing director of content and production for BBC Worldwide, displayed the distress of change beneath her basic messages…
SPAA 2012: Minister rebukes SPAA over Australian content tactics
Speaking at the 2012 Screen Producers Association Conference in Melbourne, Minister for the Arts Simon Crean rebuked the organisation over…
SPAA 2012: Minister vows to continue co-production treaty roll-out
Federal Minister for the Arts, Simon Crean, told the 2012 Screen Producers Association of Australia Conference that the government was…
