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The Death of Film: One Lab's Story - or Who Do You Think You Are?

Last Friday, Deluxe closed its last film processing bath. To mark the end, Dominic Case has woven the story of…

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Brief: Director's Attachment scheme goes beyond the surface with second gluee

Tony Ayres has volunteered to work with an attachment on Cut Snake, which will be shot in Victoria as a…

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Chrissy Amphlett: what can be said?

Beyond the sometimes sad boundaries of our industry, she was such an inspiration. And now she is dead, at 53,…

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Foxtel & BBC Worldwide: slamming free-to-air distribution window?

BBC Worldwide and Foxtel have announced a new BBC Premiere channel, with first run content that aired within hours of…

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Cannes: 2013 competition selections announced

Following the short film lineups announced earlier in the week, and with Directors’ Fortnight and Critics’ Week sidebars to come…

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Ratings: Wednesday, 17th April 2013

The best Ten could do was a number thirteen spot for its nightly news, and overall on the night was…

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Death of Film: A century of post goes down the drain

Besides the raw realities of cinematography, the loss of film processsing signals the end of a wonderful industrial infrastructure. Processing…

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Ratings: Thursday, 18th April 2013

In the absence of singing folk or cooking folk or folk or Rafters or husbands and kids, the night was…

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Zombie Kangaroo: giving credibility to undead marsupials

The creators of the short film, Waterborne, have managed to crowd-fund the money to construct their pouched mammal, and now…

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SPAA: changing strategy as national roadshow commences

Screen Producers Association of Australia Executive Director, Matthew Deaner, and Matthew Hancock, Manager of Strategy and Insights addressed a crowded…

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