Television
Box Office: 22nd July 2013 - tracking Satellite Boy
Satellite Boy hangs on quietly, Gatsby pushes slowly ahead, while The Heat justifies its $US43m budget pretty well.
Screen Australia CEO: Graeme Mason steps into the whirlwind of change
Graeme Mason, currently the CEO of the New Zealand Film Commission, will be the new head of Screen Australia. He…
Brief: deeply legit cash flow fundsters entice Australian filmmakers to Sydney breakfast
Phil Hunt is a co-owner of Bankside Films and Head Gear Films, based in London. On behalf of the new…
TIFF: four Australian films announced
The Toronto International Film Festival has made its first announcements for 2013 covering 16 galas and 55 special presentations. Four…
SPAA: welcomes new Screen Australia CEO
The Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA) welcomes today’s announcement of Graeme Mason as the new Chief Executive of Screen…
The Wolverine
Hugh Jackman's performance as the bad-tempered, adamantium-clawed superhero is the best thing in this repetitive predictable film.
TV & Film courses to keep you writing, producing & creating @ AFTRS Open
There are lots of great TV courses on offer from AFTRS Open at the moment, including WRITING FOR FACTUAL TV,…
Cameron Allan: dead in Memphis
Cameron Allan, who died in Memphis on June 25th, crammed an enormous amount into his 58 years, as a musician,…
GET AHEAD IN TV & FILM: CHALLENGE PRODUCING, WRITING FOR TV, DIRECTING, CAMERA & VFX COURSES @ A
Great new TV courses include: this weekend CHALLENGE PRODUCING with the hugely experienced Caroline Spencer, INTRO TO TV PRESENTING next…
Screen Australia: board appointments bring it up to size
Deanne Weir, already on the Board, becomes deputy-chair, while Rosemary Blight and Joan Peters are new appointments.