Television
SFF 2013: the great and the glamorous entranced by Mystery Road
A tough Indigenous film from Ivan Sen, surely one of the most uncompromising directors in Australia, could have gone either…
NSW: responds to Creative Industries Action Plan with inaction
The NSW Government Creative Industries Plan aims to grow the creative sector without public investment. Screen gets priority of a…
Heritage Project: AFTRS Lecturer signs revolutionary publishing deal
Two Australian creatives, including AFTRS Screen Studies Lecturer, Mike Jones, have signed a revolutionary deal with publisher Simon & Schuster,…
Copyright: proposed changes to fair use are very unfair
Proposed changes to copyright place unfair burdens on creators, argues the Copyright Council.
Brief: Screen Australia's Signature Docs for June 2013
$1.4m invested, triggering $3.5m on seven projects, including some transmedia. Ironically, one of those is about the least internetty place…
Simon & Schuster invests in narrative futures
Two Australian creatives rewriting digital destiny with a novel approach that foresees a publishing future that’s not all e-books.
Screen Australia: last chance to register for Canberra Conference
It’s your last chance to register for our Jobs, Dollars, Hearts & Minds one-day policy conference in Canberra. Ticket sales…
Fast & Furious 6
Explosive set pieces and irreverent humour help make this rather repetitive action film somewhat entertaining.
Bullets for the Dead: Griffith breathes new life into an old feature dream
Between producer Cathy Overett and the Griffith Film School, the educational dream of teaching students with a feature film is…
Mystery Road: a tiny piece of an opening night
In honour of the Sydney Film Festival, you might want a black tie and/or a tiara to watch this trailer.