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Banned film gets screening
A live sex film banned at Mardi Gras and Queer Film Festivals will get a showing in Sydney later this…
Stoker
Korean director Park Chan-wook’s English-language debut is a film about noticing the details and it wants the audience to know…
Boost your Career! New Courses in VFX, TV Presenting, Writing + More @ AFTRS Open
Lots of new courses scheduled in July and August including HOUDINI INTRODUCTION with Jeroen Lapré (11 years at ILM), AVID…
Boost your Business skills in Film and TV @ AFTRS Open
Understanding the business of Film and TV is complex. Boost your skills in Tait Brady’s LOW BUDGET FEATURES: HOW, WHY…
Heritage Project: AFTRS Lecturer signs revolutionary publishing deal
Two Australian creatives, including AFTRS Screen Studies Lecturer, Mike Jones, have signed a revolutionary deal with publisher Simon & Schuster,…
NSW: responds to Creative Industries Action Plan with inaction
The NSW Government Creative Industries Plan aims to grow the creative sector without public investment. Screen gets priority of a…
Brief: Screen Australia's Signature Docs for June 2013
$1.4m invested, triggering $3.5m on seven projects, including some transmedia. Ironically, one of those is about the least internetty place…
A Hijacking
This drama about Somali pirates, Danish bureaucrats and the men caught between them, is screening at the Sydney Film Festival.
National Theatre Live: This House
Set in the House of Commons, This House is a fascinating examination of human behaviour in the struggle for power.
ScreenHub: apology to Gerlach and Kennington
ScreenHub published an article on 9 February 2009 about the Yaqara Studio City Project, a real estate development project in…
