Nekrotronic VR Experience
Our roving reporter got a first hand demo by the filmmakers themselves, of the Nekrotronic VR experience, and he also got the goss about their hopes for an R rated Star Wars!
Feedback is Essential – Writers need to be brave!
Gone are the days when screenwriters can stay home alone with their laptop and cat – now, we must be present; we must be actively involved.
Miranda Harcourt: Actor’s Coach
The highly respected acting coach is coming to the Melbourne International Film Festival for a couple of essential workshops that all actors and directors should attend.
Peter Medak: Exorcising the Ghost of Peter Sellers
The director of The Ruling Class, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg, The Changeling, The Krays, Let Him Have It, Romeo is Bleeding and various episodes of your favourite TV shows, opens up about his unreleased film starring Peter Sellers and Spike Milligan, and the documentary that he has made about the traumatic experience.
Delivering fire, blood and destruction for Game Of Thrones’ final season
Following the finale, we caught up with VFX associate producer Adam Chazen to learn about this season’s unique challenges and the importance of real-time video review when working with so many far-flung vendors.
Sacred Bond: The Making Of Charlie’s Country
To celebrate NAIDOC Week, we look back at the making of 2013's award winning Charlie’s Country, starring the great David Gulpilil.
The Unknown Soldier: One Man’s Journey Into Apocalypse Now
In 1976, young Aussie traveller Paul Dufficy journeyed into his own heart of darkness…and wound up working as an extra on Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece, Apocalypse Now.
Australia’s Blackmagic Design Preferred by Apple
At Apple's recent Worldwide Developer Conference, Melbourne based film tech company, Blackmagic Design was cited a number of times as a preferred partner for its post-production software to compliment its new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR monitor targeting Hollywood and filmmakers alike.
Actors’ Cauldron: The Making Of Beautiful Kate
Ahead of a special screening at The Sydney Film Festival, we take a look back at the making of Rachel Ward’s acclaimed 2009 feature directorial debut, Beautiful Kate.
Alex Lykos: Using Both Brains in Film Distribution
On the eve of the release of his film Me & My Left Brain, writer/director/star/distributor, Alex Lykos [pictured with co-star Malcolm Kennard] tells us about the hopes and learns of releasing your own film into cinemas in Australia.
