Tony Birch's Miles Franklin-shortlisted novel 'The White Girl' is set in the 1960s but the themes of courage, strength and dignity of Indigenous resistance are just as relevant today, according to Damienne Pradier.
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Screen Queensland CEO Tracey Vieira and former Race Discrimination Commissioner and current Professor of Practice at University of Sydney Tim Soutphommasane have been named as the new co-chairs of the Screen Diversity and Inclusion Network (SDIN).
Hoodlum Entertainment chief content officer Tracey Vieira has been named president of Screen Producers Australia, succeeding Michael Tear.
Hoodlum Entertainment has appointed Tracey Vieira as chief content officer, aiming to build on the foundations of shows such as 'Harrow', 'Five Bedrooms' and 'Tidelands' and its first-look deal with Disney’s ABC Studios International.
Outgoing Screen Queensland CEO Tracey Vieira reflects on the challenges and milestones of her career at the agency and why she is heading in a new direction.
The SQ board has renewed CEO Tracey Vieira’s contract for another three years.
Screen Queensland CEO Tracey Vieira will leave the agency at the end of August after five and a half years.
Screen industry guilds and producers fear a trade treaty which the Australian government is negotiating with the US and 10 other countries will threaten local content regulations.