Television
Australian International Documentary Conference in a hiring mood
The AIDC is hiring a new team, has changed the management model, and is looking nationally for its conference staff.
Underdog
Exploring changing Nordic relations, Underdog offers an intimate drama predicated upon naturalistic shooting and performances.
Victorian Screen Industry: heads in sand as government changes rules?
The government is running a review into the funding and support for the entire creative sector. Is the screen industry…
Being Evel
The highs and lows of a daredevil are exposed in this balanced documentary about an American icon.
Moneybag: latest opportunities
An opportunity for women in screen and funding for contemporary music are among this week's offerings.
2015 Melbourne International Film Festival launch starts booking frenzy
More Australian films than ever before, hugely diverse, but every one modestly budgeted. Welcome to the future with an edge…
Fix the most common arts marketing mistake
Try this simple exercise and you could turn around ineffective promotion of your next show, book or exhibition.
Magic Mike XXL
This partially clad follow-up is a seductive comedy littered with striking set pieces and an entertaining embrace of pleasure.
Unveiled: More program announcements
Fans of jazz and blues, and devotees of the experimental arts, are catered for in this week's announcements.
Do I Sound Gay?
First-time filmmaker David Thorpe uses his dislike of the sound of his voice to explore perception, prejudice and sexuality.