One of Australia’s most experienced screenwriters has criticised sexism in casting which she says discriminates against women who aren’t deemed attractive and those from ethnic backgrounds.
All Australian screen agencies are failing to develop female feature directors, according to Megan Simpson Huberman.
Screen Australia research shows female writers, directors and producers are still sorely under-represented in Australian feature films, although women are better represented in the documentary sphere.
If you want to make a successful pitch video for a crowd funding campaign, ensure it has a sizzling start, exudes happiness and empathy and avoids melodramatic or overly emotional language.
AFTRS, Australia’s national screen arts and broadcast school, is delighted to celebrate the success of several of its alumni at the 2015 AACTA Awards.
Three days of industry experts, debate, discussion and workshops on the future trends in the screen industries that matter to you!
Shine Australia and the Australian Film, Television & Radio School (AFTRS) today announced the continuation of the Shine Australia Intern Program.
AFTRS, Australia's national screen arts and broadcast school, has reaffirmed its reputation as one of the world’s leading film schools with respected industry journal The Hollywood Reporter putting the school at 13 on its list of top international film