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SCREEN FOREVER is just around the corner, so here are some of the highlights announced so far.
Film producers are always knocking on Screen Australia’s door because there’s money behind it.
Toby Wallace says it’s important for young Aussies to see themselves reflected, whether it’s in films like Boys in the Trees or TV shows like Puberty Blues.
Sales agents give the low-down on what they want, the reasoning behind some of their recent Australian acquisitions, and more.
Triple M’s Gus Worland, gonzo journalism and making Australian men Man Up by digging deep.
One of the most common questions Screen Australia is asked by everyone from the general public to politicians is: how is the screen industry doing?
Joe Cinque’s Consolation director, co-producer and co-writer Sotiris Dounoukos on adapting Helen Garner’s book for the screen in his native Canberra.
Rosehaven’s Luke McGregor on his increased admiration for Rob Sitch and why Tasmania is the next Hollywood.
As The Wrong Girl and Deep Water hit screens Twitter’s Tony Broderick talks about the Screen Australia initiative helping these TV dramas.
Many doors swung open for writer/director Neil Triffett and producer Lee Matthews as a result of the short film EMO the Musical being selected for the Berlinale and subsequently earning a special mention from the jury.
Screen Australia’s Gender Matters initiative took centre stage at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival at the industry panel Women at the Helm: Because its 2016
In an effort to address the lack of opportunity for entry-level female television screenwriters, producer Imogen Banks (Offspring) and screenwriter Alice Bell (Puberty Blues) have launched Smart For a Girl: Roar.