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As Bunya Productions goes from strength to strength, its producers discuss remote locations, IP and tackling TV.
Cinematographers from local television, feature, online and documentary titles explain the decisions behind their camera and lens packages.
Hear from cinematographers across features, television, online and documentary about their choices of cameras and lenses and why.
Cinematographers and directors from a collection of Australian films discuss the camera and lens choices they made and why.
Cinematographers from Australian films, television, documentary and online series share the camera and lens choices that brought the stories to life.
Vicki Madden’s enviable career encompasses police dramas in the 90s, running The Bill in the UK and co-creating The Kettering Incident back home in Tassie.
International Emmy® Award-winning dirtgirlworld co-creator Cate McQuillen talks about expanding the kid’s series into the live action Get Grubby TV and building up the Northern Rivers talent pool.
Academy Award-winning costume and production designer Catherine Martin reflects on her career, gender equality and G’Day USA’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
To mark International Women’s Day, we’ve put together a list of Australian female creatives whose work you should look out for this year.
A collection of articles, podcasts and video interviews with First Nations storytellers and where to watch their projects.
An updated collection of articles, podcasts and video interviews with First Nations storytellers. As well as where to watch their projects and reflections from industry leaders.
She’s one of the most accomplished women in film, but Laura Jones hates being the centre of attention.