So, you want to get into VFX work? Here's a first person account of how one talented and passionate person did it in true Anzac style, navigating between New Zealand
I went to see Tony last week and absolutely loved it. The film follows a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain as he stumbles into the chaotic world of a restaurant kitchen in
AACTA has its awards on the Gold Coast. Its theatrical film rules still require Sydney or Melbourne AACTA’s Awards and Festival will be held on the Gold Coast from 3–7
As demonstrated most recently by Karl Stefanovic, Australian performers have increasingly found second acts in politics. Some became candidates or campaigners, others culture-war personalities, while others simply became much more
Yellow Letters (Gelbe Briefe, in German) is a timely take on the ongoing oppression of artistic freedom during authoritarian times. Directed and co-written by Turkish-born, German-based filmmaker İlker Çatak, the
I’m putting together the finance plan for a feature I’m co-producing, Circus of the Dead, and I keep coming back to a line that isn’t on the spreadsheet. The audience.
Nearly a decade ago, for a myriad of reasons, my personal and artistic life changed overnight. I finished shooting a TV movie, walked off set, and never went back. That
I think distributors are asking themselves the wrong question. For decades, the job has come down to one thing: which completed films should we buy? A film premieres at a
Philadelphia. 1958. What were we thinking? These two seemingly innocuous words, the first that appear on screen in The Last Gasp, do not accurately represent the utter ridiculousness of setting
Over the past twelve months, I’ve spent more time talking to private film investors than I have sitting with cinema audiences. That wasn’t intentional. It’s just what happens when you’re