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Camatic seating company collapse leaves cinema owners out of pocket

Cinemas, stadiums, arenas, and equipment suppliers are owed an estimated $14.9 million after the collapse of seating company Camatic.

Awards Film News Production

‘It’s more internal than external’: feature film score of the year nominee Jed Kurzel on composing action for ‘Monkey Man’

Jed Kurzel is again up for Feature Film Score of the Year at this year's Screen Music Awards, nominated for his work on Dev Patel’s action thriller 'Monkey Man'.

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Lantern Pictures inks first-look deal with Fremantle Australia

Newly formed production company Lantern Pictures has signed a multi-year first-look partnership with Fremantle Australia.

Production

New report outlines dire state of creative workers’ mental health

Almost one-fifth of all creative workers are earning an annual income that sits below the poverty, which is contributing to increased feelings of anxiety and depression, according to a new report by Australian music industry charity Support Act.

Festivals News What's On

‘With good film, you go beyond stereotypes’: JIFF Artistic Director Eddie Tamir on the importance of film ahead of 2024 festival

The Jewish International Film Festival 2024 (JIFF) opens later this month, bringing a slate of 41 feature films, two television series, and a special short film showcase.

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Camatic seating company collapse leaves cinema owners out of pocket

‘It’s more internal than external’: feature film score of the year nominee Jed Kurzel on composing action for ‘Monkey Man’

Lantern Pictures inks first-look deal with Fremantle Australia

New report outlines dire state of creative workers’ mental health

‘With good film, you go beyond stereotypes’: JIFF Artistic Director Eddie Tamir on the importance of film ahead of 2024 festival

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Ignite Elite Artists-Connecting Talent to Global Opportunities

Michelle Horner, CEO of Ignite Elite Artists, discusses how the agency offers personalized strategies across Australia, the USA, and the UK, connecting artists to global opportunities.

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Film

Aus film ‘Runt’ passes $5.19m at the box office

Local children's film 'Runt' has passed $5.2 million at the local box office, making it the 69th most successful Australian feature film of all time.

‘Why can’t you have both?’: Sal Balharrie and Danielle MacLean explore balance of sport and cultural identity in ‘Like My Brother’

Made over seven years, Sal Balharrie and Danielle MacLean's documentary 'Like My Brother' offers an insight into social and physical challenges Tiwi players face in transferring their raw talent to the AFLW.

‘Y2k’, ‘Unstoppable’, ‘Pools’ among last minute additions to SXSW Sydney lineup

SXSW Sydney has announced multiple last-minute additions to its Screen Festival, which kicked off Monday.

Aus box office: ‘Runt’ hits $4.6m

The film has passed last year's two most successful local films at the box office: Talk to Me ($4.27m) and documentary John Farnham: Finding the Voice ($4.49m).

“It’s the secondary what now?”

Writers join directors in clarifying rights to secondary royalties.

TV & Streaming

Event wrap-up: ‘Thou Shalt Not Steal’ screening in Alice Springs

Stan celebrated a special event screening of its upcoming eight-part original series 'Thou Shalt Not Steal' at Araluen Arts Centre in Alice Springs ahead of its October 17 premiere.

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Courtney Gibson Chan: the future of TV

Courtney Gibson Chan is a seasoned media industry CEO who has held leadership roles at the ABC, Nine, SBS, multiple state screen agencies, and production companies including Endemol Australia and Jungle Entertainment.

Nakul Legha appointed head of scripted at SBS

Nakul Legha has been promoted to head of scripted at SBS, nine months after joining the broadcaster as a commissioning editor.

Fifth Season announces US, UK deals for ‘The Last Anniversary’

Blossom Films and Made Up Stories' upcoming dramedy 'The Last Anniversary' has been sold to the BBC in the UK and AMC Networks’ streamer Sundance Now (US) ahead of its premiere on Binge.

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Film New Zealand News

Screen Wellington spotlights region’s creative diversity with ‘Make it Here’ showreel

Screen Wellington has spotlighted New Zealand’s creative technology scene with a new showreel.

Film New Zealand News

Taratoa Stappard’s ‘Mārama’ gets underway in NZ with Ariāna Osborne, Toby Stephens

Parts of New Zealand will double for 18th-century Yorkshire in Taratoa Stappard's feature debute 'Mārama', which has commenced production.

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NZ youth film initiative The Outlook for Someday becomes Day One Hāpai te Haeata

New Zealand emerging filmmakers' project The Outlook for Someday will now be known as Day One Hāpai te Haeata after undergoing a brand refresh.

Film New Zealand News

Graeme Mason named NZFC board chair

Graeme Mason's next steps in the screen industry have been revealed, with the former Screen Australia CEO to take over as chair of the New Zealand Film Commission.

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