David Tiley

David Tiley was the Editor of Screenhub from 2005 until he became Content Lead for Film in 2021 with a special interest in policy. He is a writer in screen media with a long career in educational programs, documentary, and government funding, with a side order in script editing. He values curiosity, humour and objectivity in support of Australian visions and the art of storytelling.

David Tiley's Latest Articles

State Theatre, Sydney Film Festival
News

Australian Film Festivals Guide 2021

With Tasmania primed for its festival, a new piece of Cinefest Oz emerging and a shifting Sydney Film Festival, we…

three animated kids on scooter
News

Box Office - Bottom of barrel for everyone

COVID is really dragging the sector down now, in between US box office releases.

Two US writers
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Mercury CX goes national with careers-driven conference

The annual MCX Screenmakers Conference has turned into three inspiring interactive events to support emerging creators as they bring fresh…

Young Indigenous boy next to film director in remote community.
News

Senate enquiry: Crunch time for docos and post-production

Opposition to government 'reforms' climaxes again in a Senate Enquiry on August 20, 2021

A skeleton promoting Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF)
News

Sydney goes underground for a film festival of twisted joys: SUFF 2021

The Sydney Underground Film Festival is back, online, and available across Australia.

Young Indigenous woman with camera on desert road, a product of Screenwest and West Coast Visions.
Features

West Coast Visions: WA is just too hard to leave

The thinking behind low budget feature scheme West Coast Visions reflects the spirit of a very unusual state.

Mantis shrimp in sea. Made possible by Screen Queensland.
News

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.

Taika Waititi as villain in Free Guy film
Opinions & Analysis

Box Office - cinemas rebranded as locations for the apocalypse

Box office opportunities for new films are nixed by ho-hum reviews and rising lockdowns.

Indigenous actress Rarriwuy Hick looks seriously at the camera
Features

On ‘True Colours’ and creating Indigenous genre mashups

As True Colours goes into production around Alice Springs, we delve into the origins of the idea.

Troy Lum close up, looking boyish
Features

The next leap for the man who started Hopscotch Films

Troy Lum, formerly of Hopscotch Films, is back in action with two new companies - Brouhaha and Kismet.

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