YouTube will take on cable television by launching about 100 content channels
The Australian government is currently conducting separate inquiries into the future of film and television content in this country, and the market effects of digital platforms. Any decisions we make in these domains could affect social media entertainment, so it’s critically important we understand the industry lest we inadvertently strangle it as it’s just getting started, writes QUT's Stuart Cunningham.
Four YouTube creative teams will share from a pool of $725,000 in funding, thanks to Screen Australia and Google’s joint initiative Skip Ahead.
Public votes are now open as 50 semi-finalists compete for the $500,000 prize and the chance to work with director Ridley Scott
The sixth iteration of Screen Australia and Google's Skip Ahead initiative, designed to help YouTube creators up the scale of their content, has opened for applications today.
Five online creative teams will receive a total of $500,000 in the second round of the Google/Screen Australia talent development initiative Skip Ahead.
As the old adage goes, knowledge is power. In the post-pandemic landscape, data has never been more vital for both distributors and exhibitors to understand audience behaviour, informing how to best position films to the market and both maximise box office and the bottom line. We talk to representatives from across Google and Vista Group.
Google's YouTube and Screen Australia are bankrolling a new $400,000 fund to support the creation of online content.