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Three screenwriters offer insights and advice from the television writers’ room. At a time when the industry is changing, so are the voices behind it.
Co-owner of Pukeko Pictures and Weta Workshop, five-time Academy Award winner Richard Taylor found an opportunity too good to miss with ABC TV’s Cleverman.
Director Jennifer Peedom tells us how the Sherpa team managed when the deadly force of nature reared its head in the midst of filming on Everest.
Robert Connolly talks about risk-taking as a business principle and how complex novels such as Barracuda have found the perfect home in four-part TV series.
Writer/director/producer Rolf de Heer on the evolution of the Australian screen industry, his advice for aspiring filmmakers and his unique writing process.
The team behind Stan’s upcoming six-part series Romper Stomper want to put Australia’s alt-right (and left) under the glare of a television lens.
From acting and producing in web series Starting From Now to directing feature film Romance on the Menu, Rosie Lourde talks through what she’s learning in her varied career.
It’s been 30 years since the popular and beloved children’s series Round the Twist first hit our screens.
Comedic duo Sammy J and Randy mark their TV sitcom debut with Sammy J and Randy in Ricketts Lane.
Screen Australia’s Premium Fund is allowing established creators to hone their craft, and for Adele Vuko, expand ideas.
From revealing creative insights to navigating on-set challenges, some of Australia’s top filmmakers explain their process behind the making of key scenes from a film or TV series.
For its 20th anniversary, Scott Hicks looks back on the “long, arduous” process that was developing and financing Shine and why it was worth every minute.