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It's been another successful year for the country's premier drama schools, at least measured by the number of actor graduates that have signed with Australian talent agents.
Another step forward in the National Institute of Dramatic Art's commitment to educating and training leaders in the arts and entertainment industry, was marked today by the announcement of two new graduate courses for 2014.
The annual Manhattan Short Film Festival is coming to Sydney as part of a global event when more than 100,000 people in over 300 cities across six continents gather to view and vote for their favourite short film.
When Philip Quast accepted the role of Artist in Residence at the National Institute of Dramatic Art this year, he had a dual motive.
Almost 300 people attended NIDA's annual Foundation Trust fundraising Gala
British director Kate Rees Davies and Australian filmmaker Erryn Arkin have a film screening at Cannes
