Television
Stan announces new local originals: Bad Behaviour, Ironside, and more Bump
Stan doubles down on high-school drama, true crime, and feelgood holiday flicks with its new Australian productions
News In Brief - Noni Hazlehurst talks ageism, and QLD goes global while WA looks inward
We dive deep on a variety of perspectives from around the screen world this week with a selection of great…
TV Review: 'Nine Perfect Strangers' gets lost in tasteful catharsis
Filmed in lush Byron Bay, this star-stuffed mystery is an acting masterclass. If only it would embrace its weirdness, says…
Senate enquiry: Crunch time for docos and post-production
Opposition to government 'reforms' climaxes again in a Senate Enquiry on August 20, 2021
Applications extended for SPA Ones to Watch program
SPA has also announced the return of the $10,000 Screen Internship supported by Screen Australia.
Young Australians see the arts as ‘inseparable’ from their lives
Involved in digital with less distinction between artforms, a new report from A New Approach challenges assumptions about young arts…
Noni Hazlehurst on what Australia really thinks about old people
The much-loved Australian actor talks about her new SBS project tackling stigma around ageing.
Sixteen diverse new writers announced for ScreenHub and ArtsHub
We'll be publishing fresh perspectives from these 16 writers in the coming months, as part of an ongoing initiative with…
Warner Bros, Binge, and Aquarius Films team up on new romantic drama 'Love Me'
Hugo Weaving leads the cast on Love Me, a new romantic drama for Binge.
Screen Queensland pushes producers to go global
Screen Queensland finds an international consultancy to turbocharge its push for global shows. The key words? Specificity and authenticity.