Television
Pollies promise arts support as Tasmania prepares for the polls
The Liberal Government, the Labor Opposition and the Greens are all wooing the Tasmanian arts sector in the lead up…
Roosting in NSW's first media and creative tech incubator
Playing well with others in an enterprise sandpit has turned out to be a powerful way of dealing with innovation…
AIDC 2018: notes towards a better funding model
Hard times are here for funding agencies. What is the best possible model for long form documentary? Former Investment Manager…
Berlin 2018 provides more snowy love for new Australian talent
What a great bunch of twelve-year olds. Image: A Field Guide to Being a 12-Year-Old Girl. Picture from Bryan Mason…
Sydney Film Festival blasts warning siren - two minutes of play before entries close
The annual domestic festival round warms up, with the Sydney deadlines starting the parade. Redline day is next week.
Goalpost sets up first look deal with all3media international
Goalpost is an expert at taking advantage of slow evolution in the long game. Here's another important step.
What's On: key strand at AIDC + WIFT + SPA + teach your dog to drive the NZ way
The AIDC is getting very close, AWGIES entries open, Monte Miller next week, Vic WIFT in action and NZ steals…
Tasmanian filmmakers hopeful after ALP promise
Fighting for power, the ALP commits to pumping up Screen Tasmania, and promises separate money to Wide Angle, as the…
Sometimes Film Critics Circle prefers dangerous pooch to big cat on Awards Night
Lion keeps on dominating the awards space, though the FCCA makes a bid for freedom on actors and music.
BAFTAS 2018 - Oscars firm around favourites
Both the Oscar favourites are now pretty non-mainstream, and neither has directors born in the US.