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Girl Asleep director Rosemary Myers talks winning CinefestOZ and the challenges facing independent films when it comes to distribution.
Girls Can’t Surf director/producer Christopher Nelius and producer Michaela Perske on the challenges of bringing an untold sporting documentary to the big screen.
Rob Connolly explains his multipronged approach to tackling the worldwide decline in independent cinema.
Triple M’s Gus Worland, gonzo journalism and making Australian men Man Up by digging deep.
Australian company Gyde wants to help the Australian industry combat piracy and connect audiences with film & TV through their patented technology.
Producer Bill Mechanic reveals why films like Hacksaw Ridge are “pretty impossible” to get made and the Australians that made it happen.
Of the 17 podcast episodes released in 2019 by Screen Australia, here are just a few of the highlights from recent guests.
The filmmakers behind The Kaleidoscope Project on their learnings, advice and the making of the four ABC ME films.
Producer/actor Witiyana Marika and director Stephen Maxwell Johnson talk about their 20-year journey toward making High Ground.
Hear from 16 women in the Games Industry including art directors, developers, animators, programmers and more as they discuss their career journeys and projects.
Channel Seven’s Head of Drama Julie McGauran talks about the network’s latest biopic Hoges and why Australian audiences are lapping up local content.
Tourism Australia's John O'Sullivan looks at how film, TV and Aussie stars such as Paul Hogan have helped put Australia on the map and keep it there.