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Alongside growing momentum and calls for change, Screen Australia has launched a new initiative to tackle gender inequality in the local film industry.
The world of documentary storytelling is growing increasingly diverse – and ever-more compelling – as this year’s International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) attendees knew only too well.
ABC, SBS and Network Ten hear you, Australia. And similar to the other major networks, their line-up for 2016 features a wealth of home-grown drama and laugh-out-loud comedy.
Wolf Creek is finding new life on television screens a decade after its release, but what are its stars up to these days?
Australian audiences are embracing local content in droves but industry needs to continue rallying behind local production, with challenging times ahead.
Canada Media Fund and the Australian Government through Screen Australia announced a near CAD$800,000* incentive specifically for digital interactive works today at the Power to the Pixel conference in London.
Screen Australia will host a one-day workshop for film practitioners working in the distribution space.
Your work could be installed at the new Sir John Monash Centre in France.
ABC heads of department and Screen Australia managers give you the lowdown on how to work with iview as a marketplace attachment for Screen Australia funding. And, what type of content iview is looking for.
Fragments of Friday is a new Aussie web series about three friends trying to figure out what they’d done on their Friday nights.
Airlock may be set in a claustrophobic space station, but producer Enzo Tedeschi knows how to breathe fresh air into the sometimes stale atmosphere of film marketing.
How can we ensure local stories continue to be valued? A strong cross-section of Australia’s film industry came together last week to discuss how to retain the value of feature films amidst changing audience behaviours, including high levels of piracy and a changing distribution market.