Film
Low Budget Features, Factual TV Writing, Scene Writing, TV Shooter Producer & More: AFTRS Open
This weekend’s hot courses: LOW BUDGET FEATURES: HOW, WHY & WHAT NOT TO DO! (Tait Brady), WRITING FOR FACTUAL TV…
How maths guarantees artistic success - in the long run
An algorithm developed to handle transport logistics may help artists find a surer path to audience success. The key is…
Ratings 26 April 2015 - normal transmission resumes
A numerical mess, but the times have definitely moved on as Seven wins again and Auntie returns to the House…
Gallipoli television exposes limits of drama
Flop, flop,flop went the shows but the suggestion viewers ignored our founding myth is only half true.
Inspirational conference returns for arts professionals
Last year's inaugural ArtsHub conference was so successful, subscribers have demanded a regular event.
Google: strikes with fu of Fi
The vast beast Google has clambered into the cellphone chookyard and the feathers could fly. But here?
FremantleMedia Australia tries for Blue Sky
Not your average call-out: FremantleMedia Australia wants crazed audacity from dreamers on an international canvas.
Ratings 23 April 2015 - Seven gets cut-through with popular history
Strategically this is Seven's night, while Nine and Ten depend on their reptile brains to survive.
Ratings: Wednesday April 22, 2015 - Agony goes spiritual as secular desires triumph
The Block does well, Charlie Pickering is an object of curiosity to ABC viewers, and The Agony of God muddles…
Ratings: Tuesday 21 April 2015
NSW storms was an early evening attraction, while a storm of steel curated by Sam Neill did fine later on.