Resource Library

November 2014. Explores trends in Australian online video use. Who’s watching what, on what platform, and who will pay for it?

October 2013. Explores Australia’s current engagement with the screen production sector across the Asian region.

June 2013. Explores how and why Australians engage with local screen stories on both television and film. What is the role of local content in the screen diets of Australian viewers? What is its cultural value? What role does it play in the formulation of national identity? And how does it build towards a sense […]

May 2013. Aims to increase understanding of how children engage with screen content, and the unique challenges involved in financing, producing and scheduling children’s programs in today’s rapidly evolving media landscape.

November 2012. There isn’t a more pervasive prism for reflecting and shaping Australia’s national identity than screen content. Its ability to tell our stories through image and sound, infused with cultural nuances, has a powerful impact on how Australians see themselves, how they see others and how others see Australians.

November 2012. An overview of the interactive entertainment industry as part of the broader screen production sector, covering industry ecology, pressure points and options to support sustainability.

August 2012. Information on Australia’s International Co-production Program for ‘official’ or ‘treaty’ co-productions, including practical details on each of Australia’s 11 partner countries.

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July 2012. Exploring why audiences watch what they watch, exploring how motivations change for feature films, TV drama and documentaries (referred to collectively as ‘screen stories’) across different distribution mechanisms or platforms (cinema, DVD and Blu-ray, online video, subscription and free-to-air television).

November 2011. In the last three years, Australian television programs have accounted for all spots on the annual list of top 20 titles.

August 2011. A comprehensive analysis of Australian content across all media platforms, to help inform the discussion around the Australian Government’s Convergence Review.