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Writer and actor Nakkiah Lui talks to Screen News about her new six-part comedy series.
Nakkiah Lui on finding humour in tragedy and living out her fantasy of being the best Aboriginal figure skater of all time in Kiki and Kitty.
The cast and crew of Friday On My Mind talk to Screen News ahead of the series' premiere on ABC TV.
On Wednesday 22 November 2017 screen professionals from Australia and China will meet in Brisbane to mark 10 years of the Australian-Chinese Co-production treaty.
2017年11月22日星期三,来自澳大利亚和中国的影视界专业人士将在布里斯班聚集一堂,庆祝澳中电影合作制片协定签署十周年。
Five-part web series Gocsy's Classics is hitting Comedy Central and to celebrate, Gocsy gets all nostalgic with his Top 10 Aussie TV shows.
Doctor Doctor and Wentworth actor Nicole da Silva says the industry has changed, audiences are smarter, and our stories are all the better for it.
The top 10 quotes from The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Foreign films pushed up activity, TV hours have shrunk over time, local film numbers have grown, and there’s a lot of tangled threads.
Screen Australia’s 27th annual Drama Report released today shows an all-time high expenditure on drama production in Australia in 2016/17 with $1.3 billion, made up of $610 million foreign project spend and $667 million for Australian projects.
Miranda Tapsell summarises the key points from this year’s report, including the first time expenditure on drama has gone over $1 billion.
Thor: Ragnarok producer Brad Winderbaum on the challenges of creating a Marvel movie in two years and if they will shoot in Australia again.