Television
News In Brief - Mental health first aid training and behind the new Gillard doco
Plus, a first look at New Gold Mountain and a sharp take on All My Friends Are Racist.
TV Review: All My Friends Are Racist is as absurd as it is self-aware
All My Friends Are Racist is like good coffee: blak, bitter and too hot for you, writes Raelee Lancaster.
Kirsty Stark on producing, coaching and the Seth Godin altMBA.
From starting in camera departments to running South Australia’s Epic Films, Kirsty Stark took her time to really think about…
The Newsreader - Creator Michael Lucas talks ambiguity, archives and the 80s
The creator and producer of the ABC's new drama, The Newsreader, talks about his inspiration for the show and gives…
'New Gold Mountain' glitters again - a first look
SBS brings New Gold Mountain to the screen in its first venture into multicultural colonial Australia.
The Cheap Seats: Tom Gleisner talks pandemic production and youthful energy
Tom Gleisner gives insight into how Working Dog has found free-to-air success during Covid.
Screen Australia to cover Carer's Costs as part of development funding
Screen Australia have added a new line to the budgets of their development fund applications: $3000 to cover Carer's Costs.
News In Brief - Serious award winners and the wonders of no-budget VFX
Plus, the local game industry gears up and we unravel the implosion of the famous Sheffield DocFest.
Kitty Flanagan's Fisk wins top prize at Series Mania
Beating the Emmy nominated Hacks, the ABC's low-fi legal comedy wins a big European prize.
Sydney Film Festival announces 12 documentary finalists for 2021
The finalists competing for the $10,000 Documentary Australia Foundation Award have a strong sense of social purpose.