Australian screen industry
Binge's 2027 program: Tough Love, The Ministry of Time, The Day of the Jackal, and more
Binge has announced its program lineup for 2027, with a host of local and international series in the mix.
Groundbreaking WA animation project Suzie Q tackles the 'classic struggle of studying art'
Maxfoo Studios' new comedy series Suzie Q follows a 'mediocre art student' reaching for her dreams despite the pressure of…
5 highlights from the Armenian Film Festival Australia
The Armenian Film Festival is coming to Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth this September.
Screen Producers Australia speaks out on Screen Queensland funding reduction
The Queensland government has reduced incentives funding for Screen Queensland by at least $10 million per year.
Screen Australia: 'We have to rebuild the connection between the audience and the content'
In a public Q&A, Screen Australia detailed the importance of its Screen Currency 2026 report and how it will inform…
Anthony Frith on Mockbuster: ‘I had my cake and ate it too – I was greedy and it paid off’
Adelaide filmmaker Anthony Frith made his first feature in six days – then made the documentary Mockbuster about what it…
Tasmanian Government says state screen industry remains valued, despite staff cuts
Staff cuts at Screen Tasmania have prompted some to question whether the state's screen industry is receiving the support it…
Screenrights announces $293,400 fund for six new screen initiatives
Screenrights will support six new screen initiatives, all themed around the topic of 'learning through story'.
Screen Australia opens applications for new Global Fellowships program for screen practitioners
The Screen Australia Global Fellowships program is designed to support professional development and cultural exchange.
Think you could run an Australian film festival? It's about a lot more than choosing great films
Across Australia, film festivals are battling money woes and logistical challenges to showcase the best cinema and bring whole communities…