Some ideas are so obvious that everyone jumps on board at hello. That was the case with Mambo: Art Irritates Life, an irreverent playful high octane documentary about one of Australia’s most successful brands – an unlikely, subversive collision of music, art and zeitgeist that took on the world.

Kill Me Three Times is an Aussie crime caper that harks back to Ozploitation and heralds a new age for film marketing at the same time.

Justin Monjo has written for the likes of Rush, Paper Giants: Magazine Wars and INXS: Never Tear Us Apart.

Your work could be installed at the new Sir John Monash Centre in France.

Screen Australia is again offering marketing support for producers to attend the World Congress of Science and Factual Producers (WCSFP), this year being hosted in Vienna, Austria from 1-4 December 2015.

The Bucktin Productions production, which will begin in Perth in September.

Screen Australia is offering funding for up to seven producers to attend Content London 2015, including C21’s International Drama Summit, which in just two years has become a TV drama business event to watch.

ABC heads of department and Screen Australia managers give you the lowdown on how to work with iview as a marketplace attachment for Screen Australia funding. And, what type of content iview is looking for.

You can attend a talk by John when he's in Sydney next week, or stream it online.

Fragments of Friday is a new Aussie web series about three friends trying to figure out what they’d done on their Friday nights.

In the scheme of things, there really haven’t been that many operas written specifically for TV. The most enduring have been the seasonal favourite, Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, Britten’s Owen Wingrave, Stravinsky’s The Flood and, in Australia, Peter Sculthorpe’s Quiros (written for the 50th anniversary of the ABC in 1982).

Apply now for available Screen Australia travel grants to the Asian Animation Summit.