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Podcasts galore, weaponised in the war against intellectual extinction
What are the crucial (and entertaining) podcasts which inspire Australian film tragics? Here are some of the most substantial.
Confronting the ugly face of sexual harassment
The lack of a studio system in Australia means few locals have the unfettered power of Harvey Weinstein, but sexual…
Moya Wood - a life in writing
Moya Wood, a force of nature in the conception, development and writing of important Australian film and television shows, has…
Why haven’t more companies explored live streaming?
Streaming theatre, opera and dance productions live into cinemas has succeeded overseas, so what's holding local companies back?
Film, family and coffee - the perfect enterprise
The balance between directing, a love of working together and three rowdy kids can be tricky - but this is…
Why culture matters - Shareena Clanton speaks out at TV campaign launch
'Some of the most damaging ideologies that exist are the ones that uphold the complete eradication of our history, of…
Mystery ASIO spy footage shows first ever TV quota demonstration
In 1956, ASIO spy footage captured close ups of beloved Australian actors in the first-ever demonstration for Australian TV content.…
David Lyle - a professional biography of a great Australian TV executive
David Lyle seemed to live outside time and space, forever young, rocketing around the world, unconfined by convention but innately…
Gillian Armstrong – nothing changes without a fight
Gillian Armstrong gave a rousing and insightful speech on Monday at the Sydney launch of the Make it Australian campaign.…
Vale Joel Peterson - master of light
Cinematographer Joel Peterson died on the 10th of August 2017 at the age of 63. Tom Zubrycki celebrated his life…
