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Creator and writer of Heartbreak High, Hannah Carroll Chapman shares her experience as a delegate of the Talent USA: New York program.
Eleven directors, six screenwriters and ten online creators are being funded by Screen Australia to travel to the USA in June for a series of career growth opportunities.
Australian screen content creators Mike Jones, Helen Bowden, Debbie Lee and Kristine Wyld speak to Screen Australia about their experience at C21's International Drama Summit 2016.
By entering your film in the Lexus Short Films competition, not only will your film be seen by The Weinstein Company (TWC), but you will be in the running for the new annual Lexus Australia Short Film Fellowship.
Screen Australia hits the opening night red carpet at the 2017 Sydney Film Festival.
The full line-up for this year’s Sydney Film Festival has been announced, with a strong contingency of Australian films in the 2016 program.
The emerging Australian producer and director behind Berlinale-bound Jade of Death explain why dramatic web series are the new black.
Venice Film Festival jury member David Stratton speaks from Italy about Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country, his reviewing career, his greatest achievements and his earliest movie memory.
The world of documentary storytelling is growing increasingly diverse – and ever-more compelling – as this year’s International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) attendees knew only too well.
Screen Australia will host a targeted matchmaking event for Australian and international delegates at MIPCOM 2011 in Cannes, France.
Australian children’s animation will be represented by seven new projects, from six local companies, at the second annual Asian Animation Summit (AAS).
Australian projects and filmmakers will enjoy success on the world stage following recent selection announcements for a variety of events.