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Videoland director Jessica Smith and producer Scarlett Koehne reflect on queer representation and 90s nostalgia in the Series Mania Comedy Competition-winning series.
Madman Entertainment CEO Paul Wiegard and Screen Australia Distribution Manager Anthony Grundy on the distribution landscape.
Screen Australia Marketplace Manager Rakel Tansley shares the latest marketplace intel and advice to get the best deals on your projects.
Writer and media advocate Dot West talks writing animation, reflecting kids experiences on television and the inspiration behind Little J & Big Cuz.
Director Devina Saberi shares the inspiration for new documentary series Growing Pains, as well as the challenges and opportunities of documentary storytelling for online platforms, and advice for early career filmmakers.
Director Paul Clarke breaks down the elements of a music documentary, and the inspiration and process behind his latest feature Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line.
Writer and director Tig Terera on the inspiration for new series Swift Street, and his journey to the small screen.
Learn more about the new below-the-line training and professional development initiative Screen Careers.
The Future Leaders Delegation and Screen Australia Games team share their takeaways and advice from the 2024 Game Developers Conference.
Ra Chapman and Katherine Fry share the journey from development to production of new ABC comedy series White Fever.
Executive Producer and CEO of Blacksand Pictures Kauthar Abdulalim reflects on her Enterprise journey, reaching international audiences with online stories, and the power of authentic representation in the screen industry.
From the The Matrix to 1980s Australia, Gypsy Taylor discusses the art and craft of costuming and the design inspiration behind her most recent projects including Our Flag Means Death, The Way We Wore, and soon The Newsreader.