Australian screen industry
New funding for Victorian TV, film and games industry
The new Victorian Government package includes paid training on the set of the iconic TV series, Neighbours.
Hannah Carroll Chapman, Heartbreak High writer: I jumped so high my neck almost snapped
Getting to work on the rebooted – and globally successful – Netflix hit was a moment of joy and jeopardy…
Talk To Me: Australian horror gets trailer and local release date
The trailer for the hotly-anticipated A24 horror has landed, but local filmgoers will have to wait for an Australian release…
The ReelGood Film Festival returns with local shorts
This year's program features 22 shorts by homegrown Australian filmmakers.
John Farnham: Finding the Voice documentary trailer
The doco follows Farnham’s life from Melbourne's quiet suburbs to eventual record-breaking success as 'Australia's voice'.
Our screen industry needs more than ‘quota quickies'
Consultation is forthcoming on content quotas for international streaming services in Australia – that must be meaningful.
Julie Eckersley, SBS, is Commissioner of the Year
Eckersley, who supervises SBS’s original scripted content, will receive the award at the Screen Forever conference in May.
Aaron Fa’Aoso to give the 2023 Hector Crawford Memorial Lecture
Fa'aoso is expected to call for a more balanced representation of Torres Strait Islander people in film and TV.
STRIFE production begins with Asher Keddie and new cast members
The comedic drama series tells the story of a modern, imperfect woman and publisher named Evelyn Jones.
Revamped Neighbours gets a production date
Thing is, when good neighbours become good friends it's not that easy to watch them walk out of your life.