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IFP has announced three Australian projects as part of its 2013 slate of new films in development for the prestigious No Borders International Co-Production Market at Independent Film Week, in New York.
Three Australian projects have been selected for the prestigious No Borders International Co-Production Market in New York, which takes place during the city's annual Independent Film Week.
From PIA to MGs and QAPE, here’s a list of screen industry terms, industry jargon and their general meanings, as compiled by staff at Screen Australia.
Charles Williams takes on serious themes in his Palme d’Or winner All These Creatures, while Eryk Lenartowicz has a lot of fun with his absurdist comedy Dots.
Experience the glitz and glamour from the world premieres of Picnic at Hanging Rock and Gurrumul in Berlin.
It was announced that Simon Baker’s film directorial debut Breath will have its world premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival competing in Contemporary World Cinema.
From the red carpet at Lion’s world premiere to the Screen Australia stand in the Industry Centre, here's what happened at TIFF.
Where does the finance for TV drama come from? How do producers put together budgets for individual projects? How has this changed compared to ten years ago?
As audiences fragment, TV markets become increasingly global and the cost and risk of creating home-grown television increases, Screen Australia's role in supporting locally-made series is more vital than ever.
Women in Film was the theme of this year’s BFI London Film Festival – and none represented it better than Cate Blanchett and director Jennifer Peedom.
On Wednesday 22 November 2017 screen professionals from Australia and China will meet in Brisbane to mark 10 years of the Australian-Chinese Co-production treaty.
Lynette Wallworth’s Collisions, screening as part of this year’s Sundance film festival, provides a visceral look at a uniquely Australian story.