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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Mint Pictures: what to do with a sporting chance

Last Friday's announcement that All3Media’s subsidiary North One Television Australia has been carried off by its management in a buy-out…

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SAFC: it is not possible to have a less surprising appointment

Judy Potter has an extraordinary range of arts management experience and board roles in Adelaide. She is on the board…

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AIDC 2013: Storm Surfers and the wet lens competition

Storm Surfers 3D is the closest the sector has to a soap opera, as Firelight Productions shares the process over…

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AIDC 2013: Michael Loebenstein, the NFSA, and an inconvenient truth

Watching a room of archivally-obsessed filmmakers with the National Film and Sound Archive's personable leader is like watching alley cats…

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AIDC 2013: the ABC Natural History Unit - a creation story

For many filmmakers, the ABC’s Natural History Unit was driven strongly by the BBC model, with those mellifluous Attenborough narrations.…

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AIDC 2013: Independent Chinese documentary production

Three television businesspeople from the non-government sector in China slipped between the ying of bland generalisations and the yang of…

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AIDC 2013: Evan Shapiro, Participant Media and the heroic idealism of the millenial child

Evan Shapiro is building a cable channel on the theory that the millenium generation wants to both change the world…

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AIDC 2013: government commissioning editors, all in a row...

Now that we have three government channels in the FTA sector, the landscape is riven by contradictions. With such differences,…

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AIDC 2013: David Lyle escorts Granny Geo into a naughty unscripted future

David Lyle probably knows more about unscripted television than any other Australian. How does he see this bastard child of…

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Screenwriters' Conference 2013: What's love got to do with it

Rom-coms are box office gold but terribly difficult to write. Romantic love is a mainstay of soapies, while thwarted desire…

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