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

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ABC Head of Television: CPSU unimpressed with appointment

Given the tension inside the ABC over the partnership approach to production with the independent sector, the appointment of Richard…

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Federal Arts Policy: new Minister hits ground running in comfy shoes, forces staff to read poetry

Shaft an extremely popular Minister just after the reforms have been announced? In a traditionally skittish and articulate sector? New…

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MEAA: scoring for locals in sports visa rort

The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance has pulled off what it calls a great victory in channelling overseas crew visa…

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Producers jailed: durance vile for failed film fraudsters

Merely gross for outsiders, this story has a certain joyous fascination for the screen sector. And six and a half…

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The Sapphires: fingers crossed as early figures on US box office are very encouraging

Over the first weekend, on four screens, The Sapphires took $40,990 in New York and Los Angeles. That is a…

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Sales Agent Insights: no, its not bonzer but it could be, says Tim Haslam

With international breakout films from Australia as scarce as brains in a wombat, the sector watched Tim Haslam, a formidable…

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Simon Crean: loses Arts Ministry portfolio

In a roller-coaster day of dreadful ironies, the government pulls out of media reform, the only changes threaten the independent…

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Screen Australia: documentary tranche announced as one off figures improve

$2.3m out the door, ten documentaries financed, interesting emphasis on contract directors.

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Sustainability: documentary, philanthropy and the public interest

Blocked from access to public money and airwaves, documentary makers are forming alliances with the philanthropic sector. The Documentary Australia…

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Media Reform: Greens extract unexpected concession for screen sector

The Broadcasting Legislation Amendment (Convergence Review and Other Measures) Bill 2013, utterly unchanged after desperate lobbying by the screen sector,…

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