Screen Australia has released its Corporate Plan 2025-2029, detailing the Board’s new direction as an efficient, effective and future-focused organisation, helping practitioners seize new opportunities in the modern screen landscape.
Local actor-turned-filmmaker LUKE STYLES (Swift Street, Counter Play) is laying it all on the line. Over the last six months, he’s been slogging away filming his first independent feature film,
Award-winning filmmaker Dr Joshua Belinfante will premiere his latest short film Lilith Goes Galactic at the Sydney Underground Film Festival on Saturday, September 13 at 6:30pm. Fresh from mentoring under Werner Herzog
Screen Queensland has announced the line-up of industry leaders secured for its signature annual event, In the Frame: Screen Queensland Practitioners Forum, being held in Brisbane on Thursday 17 September.
‘NT on Screen’ celebrates Territory screen productions Bringing red carpet screenings, special events and the NT Screen Summit with leading Australian screen talent and decision-makers Screen Territory is proud to
Kym Barret, Michael Shanks, Liz Watts, Tony Ayres, Whitney Fuller, Alexandra Fredericks, Joe Yanick, Lisa Dreyer and more set to join the line-up. Mentorship allocations are now open to SXSW
Photoplay is proud to announce the release of It’s Fine, I’m Fine on Netflix, marking a milestone for the production house’s expanding long-form division. Created and directed by Stef Smith,
Celebrating its fifth year, the Australian Women’s Film Festival (AWFF) is set to return in September 2025. Proudly presented by M+C Saatchi Group, tickets are on sale now. AWFF’s driving
Michala Banas, Susie Porter and Sean Keenan among Finalists CinefestOZ Film Festival has announced finalists in the 2025 CinefestOZ Short Film Competition, ahead of the Short Film Awards, which will be held Thursday 4 September in
The Mercury invites early-career and emerging South Australian filmmakers to apply for the next round of Quicksilver Production Funding, now officially open for submissions. Supported by the South Australian Film