Television
Screen Forever 2016: creating success with Australian family films
Rule number one for a successful family film: you have to like them. Just like Seph McKenna at Roadshow.
Screen Forever 2016: pros and cons of co-production
The topsy-turvy legalled-up logic of official co-pros is a challenge for the most exuberant producer - but here are the…
The Founder
The backstory behind the burger behemoth becomes digestible but unfulfilling drama boosted by its lead performance.
A rooftop cinema where you can't get wet
Melbourne's Docklands will host the ultimate mashup of zany exhibition ideas with cars, under the stars, on the roof. It…
Graeme Mason lays out the rules for success with Screen Australia
Chapter and verse, theory and detail, Screen Australia's CEO Graeme Mason used Screen Forever 2016 to lay out some hard-won…
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
In his first film since Life of Pi, Ang Lee turns spectacle into contemplation to explore soldierly heroism and its…
Women aren't the problem in the film industry, men are
Why do we have gender disparity? Released just before Screen Forever, Deb Verhoeven's report focuses on men's networks rather than…
Camera Assistants Workshop & TV Shooter Producer Next Week
Don’t miss out on Camera Assistants Workshop or the TV Shooter Producer Intensive, which are on next week.
Vale Russell Kiefel
The much admired actor, whose work embraced film, stage and television, passed away on Sunday.
Box Office returns to UK magic for relief
The Light Between Oceans continues to sustain our reputation for liking arthouse films more than anyone else. At least if…