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Fremantle Australia announces ‘Twisted’ TV series based on Paul Jennings titles

More than three decades after Paul Jennings wrote 'Round the Twist' as a tie-in to the children's comedy-drama, a selection of the author's works will be the foundation of a new television series titled 'Twisted'.

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AI study: audiovisual creators set to lose more than one-fifth of revenue over next five years

The use of Gen AI tools to automate tasks could strip €12 billion in revenue from composers, screenwriters and directors over the next five years, according to a global study by CISAC.

Film News

‘We’ve turned that corner’: Framestore Melbourne seeking to bolster its ranks as projects pile up

Framestore Melbourne is in the process of expanding its team, as it works through a steady pipeline of local and international projects, including Michael Shanks' 'Together' and Patrick Hughes' 'War Machine'.

Film News Professional Development

Revelation Perth unveils City of Vincent Film Project titles

Revelation Perth International Film Festival has announced the three titles for next year's City of Vincent Film Project, which provides a platform for non-fiction short films of 10 minutes or less from the area's emerging screen talent.

Awards News TV & Streaming

‘Bluey’ adds Rose d’Or to list of international accolades

Ludo Studios' all-conquering cattle dog family are Australia's newest Rose d’Or recipients, with Bluey taking home the children and youth category at this week's ceremony in London.

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Fremantle Australia announces ‘Twisted’ TV series based on Paul Jennings titles

AI study: audiovisual creators set to lose more than one-fifth of revenue over next five years

‘We’ve turned that corner’: Framestore Melbourne seeking to bolster its ranks as projects pile up

Revelation Perth unveils City of Vincent Film Project titles

‘Bluey’ adds Rose d’Or to list of international accolades

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The second part of IF's exclusive coverage of Screen Producers Australia's AI PRISM forum last month features insights from the third and final discussion, titled 'Who Shares the Benefits?'.

Aus box office: ‘Moana 2’ record opening pushes cinemas to biggest weekend of the year

Disney's 'Moana 2' has taken $12.3 million at the Australian box office over the weekend making it the highest grossing animation of all time behind 'The Simpsons' (2007) and 'Shrek 2' (2004).

Sony’s Stephen Basil-Jones awarded the Murray Forrest Lifetime Achievement Award

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‘Runt’ on all fours with quadruple win at WA Screen Culture Awards

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Rosemary Blight, Kylie du Fresne take on co-CEO roles at Goalpost Pictures, Milly Olrog promoted to producer

Goalpost Pictures has announced a new management structure as it prepares to showcase its slate at next week's Content London, with founders Rosemary Blight and Kylie du Fresne assuming joint CEO roles.

SPA unveils Ones To Watch mentors

Representatives from Ludo Studio, BBC Studios Australia, Bunya Productions, and BAZMARK are among the mentors for Screen Producers Australia's (SPA) 2024 Ones To Watch initiative.

Kevin & Co appoints Joanne Law commercial development director

New Zealand comedy-focused production company Kevin & Co has added unscripted development and sales executive Joanne Law as its commercial development director.

Stan co-commissions ‘The Tattooist’s Son: Journey to Auschwitz’ with Sky, Hearst Networks EMEA

A new documentary accompaniment to the series adaptation of New Zealand author Heather Morris’ 2018 Holocaust novel 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz' is set to air on Stan in January.

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SAE announces Makers keynote series featuring Martin Kwok

SAE University College students will benefit from the wisdom that comes with being an Emmy-award winning sound editor next week, as Martin Kwok appears in conversation with presenter Namila Benson at the institution's Sydney campus.

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Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes, Jacki Weaver to join NZ set of Nat Boltt’s ‘Holy Days’

Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes, and Jacki Weaver will star as three older oddball nuns on a journey to New Zealand's South Island in Nat Boltt's directorial debut 'Holy Days', set to begin principal photography across the Tasman this month.

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NZ animation studio Stretchy brings ‘Kiri and Lou’ feature to University of Canterbury

New Zealand animation studio Stretchy has established a studio at the University of Canterbury (UC) to house production on feature Kiri and Lou Rarararara!.

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Cameras roll on Netflix limited series ‘East of Eden’ in New Zealand with Garth Davis directing

Netflix limited series 'East of Eden' has commenced production in New Zealand, with Garth Davis directing a cast led by Florence Pugh.

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