With more TV projects drawing upon the support of international partners to get made amid a tough financial climate, does there need to be greater consideration of overseas markets in developing Australian stories?
The New Zealand Film Commission has announced two new appointments to its updated operating structure, with Esther Cahill-Chiaroni and Morgan Waru (Ngāti Porou) taking up the roles of development lead and development and investment executive, respectively.
In February 1980, filmmakers Joan Long and Margaret Kelly applied to the Australian Film Commission (AFC) for another $10,000 to cover development costs.
Brooklyn-based Australian filmmakers Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker will premiere their third documentary feature 'Slice of Life: The American Dream. In Former Pizza Huts' at this year's SXSW Sydney.
All creative decisions are framed by financial constraints – and those constraints have become far tighter as interest rates have skyrocketed in the wake of the pandemic.
Walt Disney's 'Deadpool & Wolverine' has proven you don't have to be family-friendly to fire up the box office, taking in a mammoth $17.6 million over the weekend to record the best opening of 2024.
Oscar-winning production company See-Saw Films has revealed the diverse elements it looks for in new screen projects to develop in a new podcast.
Fewer than half of young people in the UK are watching broadcast TV in an average week as platforms such as YouTube continue to seduce viewers, according to regulator Ofcom.