"Australians, you cannot support Black Lives Matter in the US if you don’t support Indigenous Lives in Australia."
Writer/directors Nora Niasari and Larissa Behrendt and producers Lucy Hayes and Mitchell Stanley have been selected to participate in Australians in Film (AiF) and Screen Australia's Mentor LA program.
Screenwriter Catherine S. McMullen addresses the challenges of making a living in the genre space in Australia and for females to be recognised in the profession.
Guy Pearce is bemused when asked how he will cope when he makes his feature film directing debut on Poor Boy, a paranormal mystery about a man who inhabits a child's body.
Australian directors working on productions in the US get far more time, money and resources than they were accustomed to at home.
Jeffrey Walker will chat with actors and creatives he's worked with in Australians in Film's 'Blurring the Lines', a shortform interview series that will air live on Zoom and on AiF’s Facebook page.
Being in lockdown has prompted different responses from actors Aaron Glenane and Liv Hewson.
Financing feature films is going to be even harder after the pandemic, prompting Truant Pictures' Toby Nalbandian and Greg Schmidt to offer some practical advice to genre filmmakers.