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Screenwriters' Conference 2013: Moneyball, the high stakes world of the international marketplace

Jan Sardi, Seph McKenna, Penny Chapman and Emile Sherman discussed the international market and the place that Australian content has…

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Screenwriters' Conference 2013: the strange twisted story of SF films in Australia

Warp Factor None is the salutary tale of science fiction film and television writing in Australia, and is basically about…

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Screenwriters' Conference 2013: The Sapphires – a case study

The writing team behind The Sapphires is innately fascinating to writers simply because the film has been so successful. But…

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The Guilds: Senator Conroy is not a friend ever-true

Senator Conroy’s announcement of 30 November that the Australian content rules were to be extended to the digital siblings of…

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Screenwriters' Conference 2013: guild finds shamelessly inspiring international guest

There's a lot more to British scriptwriter Paul Abbott than Shameless. Think class warfare disguised as comedy, the ability to…

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How would an Oscar change your life?

Fame, fortune and your pick of the best projects - or over-exposure, exploitation and unhappiness? What happens when you win…

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US TV Development: proof positive that the writers' room works

How come US television shows do so well internationally? Melbourne producer Ros Walker used a fellowship last year from the…

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March of the Moguls: reviewing the combatants on the eve of Convergence election battle

What will happen to the Convergence Review over the next few months? Dr O'D talks to key players to analyse…

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ACS: Cinematographers honour their colleagues

Gary Scott enters history almost by accident, as he is given the first Best of Crew Award from a branch…

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Brief: Byron Bay Film Festival to highlight production shenanigans

Its not that we actually embody the word Schadenfreude, but screen people do delight in pictures about other screen people…

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