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Screen Australia’s Head of Documentary Alex West discusses the ins and outs of documentary funding while AIDC CEO Natasha Gadd speaks to opportunities and pressure points.
Screenwriters Pip Karmel and Magda Wozniak join director Corrie Chen in breaking down the scripting through to post-production of new Stan television series Bad Behaviour.
Director, producer and writer Robert Connolly on the making of Blueback and Arenamedia’s commitment to empowering emerging voices.
The creators of series including Upper Middle Bogan, Little Lunch and now ABC’s Summer Love discuss their collaborative approach to making television.
Amy Cater on the importance of intimacy coordinating and her experience working in Australian television, on projects such as Love Me, Safe Home and Bad Behaviour.
The producers behind upcoming ABC crime/thriller Bay of Fires and YouTube series No Ordinary Love give an insight into production in 2021/22 alongside the latest Drama Report results.
The Online team answer questions around types of funding, how to make your application competitive, general advice and more.
Director Rachel Perkins on a career that includes Redfern Now, Total Control, Mystery Road and her latest documentary series The Australian Wars.
Takeaways, learnings and advice from those who were at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival.
Want to apply for games funding through Screen Australia? Listen to this first.
Jocelyn Moorhouse discusses directing six-part ABC crime drama Savage River and a career working across different formats and genres.
Mystery Road: Origin director Dylan River talks about moving into longform TV while Macario De Souza makes the shift from documentary features to drama with 6 Festivals.