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Producer Jason Stephens on starting Lingo Pictures with Helen Bowden and their approach to developing, creating, and selling Australian 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.
Writer/producer Raelle Tucker and writer/director Jeremy Podeswa talk career and how premium TV gets made.
Hear from a COVID safety supervisor, a producer and Screen Australia’s CEO about the ways the local screen industry has persevered in the midst of a global pandemic.
113 Partners CEO Ian Murray on how creatives can be strategic with their business, no matter the size or stage it's at.
The Netflix ANZ team on what they’re looking for, seeing too much of, what you need before you pitch, and how they want the next global hit to come from Australia.
The free industry resource to help finance, exploit and make sure you’re getting the best deals on your projects.
Director Entertainment and Specialist at the ABC - Michael Carrington - discusses the ABC's priorities, the significance of iview, and opportunities for Australian creatives.
Dirt Music director Gregor Jordan on returning to Australian feature film, and reflecting on his debut feature Two Hands.
Screen Australia CEO Graeme Mason reflects on Toronto International Film Festival 2019 and looks toward MIPCOM and beyond.
Hear from Screen Australia’s CEO Graeme Mason in this extended interview on everything from production activity to deals, distribution and the Producer Offset.
Outgoing CEO Graeme Mason looks back at 10 years at Screen Australia and the changing landscape of Australian screen production through the 2022/23 Drama Report results.