Television
Deadpan Popcorn Taxis into Melbourne film comedy seriousness
Popcorn Taxi goes ultra local in Melbourne with John Clarke and Shane Maloney, for the unaccustomed spectacle of deadpan funnymen…
AFTRS wants families to show off
AFTRS is on a talent hunt for families covering three generations prepared to be in a documentary. Too knowing to…
Rebranding for boutique government agency
The ACT Office of Film, TV and Digital Media has been rebranded as Screen ACT. Ever alert to bureaucratic change…
Perth's FTI has busy screening schedule
For the documentary audience, FTI has Kim Longiorno's 'Sisters in Law', set in the Cameroon. For the hard core feature…
Canberra Shorts grows and grows!
SNOWYfest CANBERRA SHORTS, the monthly off-shoot of SNOWYfest Thredbo, continues to grow and meet the needs of Canberra's filmmakers and…
Duration Impaired for Sydney's Channel 31
Sydney's Channel 31 is looking for films to broadcast.
Madman crazed over REALANIME showcase
Starting in October, Madman is running a concentrated festivalette of anime around the country. The vast nineteen floor edifice of…
Digital Culture
The 20th Century saw many would-be revolutions, and none more significant than the digital revolution that resulted from technological advances…
AFI screenings approach, carrying a good batch of films
After the film fests, the end of the financial year, the production announcements and SPAA comes the AFI awards. Join…
AFTRS graduates tickle US festivals six times over
Two short films by director Peter Templeman and producer Stuart Parkyn will be shown at six US film festivals over…