Features
Brief: Christopher Warren to leave MEAA, but slowly
The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance federal secretary Christopher Warren has given a very long period of notice - "he…
Sneaking in dark ideas
Jilli Rose uses the traditionally light-hearted medium of animation to tell the sad story of a very important stick insect.
Ratings: Monday, 10th February 2014
Is it possible to make cooking illegal? Seems to be the only way to stop Seven turning the ratings into…
Brindley and Aronson: beyond the tyranny of conventional structure
Writer and teacher Michael Brindley is a walking encyclopaedia of script approaches, editing strategies and key films. Linda Aronson is…
EDDIES: a cut above
The ACE handed out this year's editing awards on the weekend, allowing Behind the Candelabra and Frozen to continue their…
Ratings: Austra-titans battle it out for weekend of February 9th 2014
Ten pins its hopes on the Sochi Olympics. Did it work? And Dr Blake sniffs around Ballarat for a second…
The Kettering Incident: gets healthy wadge of Tasmanian government support
Just five weeks out from an election, the Tasmanian government has some good news to push. The biggest TV series…
Brief: indy exhibitors doing just fine..
ICAA has happily pointed out that its end of the industry is doing just fine through the January holidays, against…
China and WTFN: making the footage library work
It is a known fact that the Chinese screen sector is looking to sell its own IP abroad - and…
Animation: art, science, a stick insect and the ultimate independent animator
Fusing art and science, documentary and animation – Jilli Rose has made a wonderful short film about the Lord Howe…