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PRISM reflections: What does the industry really think of AI? (Part 1)

Two weeks before the government released its recommendations on adopting artificial intelligence (AI), representatives and thought leaders from various factions of Australia's creative industries were literally offered a seat at the table to discuss the sector's approach to technology.

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Three Steve Jaggi productions withdrawn from Tribunal over contested Producer Offset claims

The long-running dispute between three Steve Jaggi productions - Love in Bloom, Kidnapped, and The Dog Days of Christmas - and Screen Australia over the films' Producer Offset claims has ended after the cases were withdrawn from the Administrative Review Tribunal.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the results of its eighth Film, Television and Digital Games Survey.

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Freestyle Television Manifesto unveils radical approach to shoot quality TV at lower cost

TV executive Julie Eckersley and media and finance scholar Dr. Austin Hayden have called on the TV production industry to embrace indie filmmaking techniques and prioritise development and audience engagement to stay competitive.

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Aus box office: ‘Wicked’ passes $10.2m in opening five days

'Wicked' has stormed the box office with $10.2 million in its opening five days, making it the biggest opening weekend for an adaptation of a stage musical.

All aboard the gravy train: Nick Waterman and Meg Washington build the Kellyverse for ‘How to Make Gravy’

Nick Waterman and Meg Washington's screen adaptation of Paul Kelly's 'How To Make Gravy' will land on Binge this week, marking the culmination of a five-year-journey for the pair.

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Event wrap-up: ‘Moana 2’ Sydney premiere

Temuera Morrison and Rachel House joined stars, filmmakers and special guests for the Australian Premiere of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 'Moana 2' in Sydney.

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‘Dark Noise’ and Screen Australia Producer Offset dispute confidentially resolved after lengthy tribunal hearings

The filmmakers behind low-budget thriller 'Dark Noise' have settled their long-running case against Screen Australia's decision to reject their Producer Offset application.

The sustainability team on 'All Her Fault' and the EV charger at Docklands. (L to r): Guven Paternoster (production transport manager), Paul Walton (unit production manager), Tobias Miller (onset sustainability PA), Antony Tulloch (Dockland Studios Melbourne CEO), Lily Rolfe (Matchbox production & sustainability co-ordinator), Max Haymes (Dockland Studios Melbourne facilities manager), Daniel Astin (production sustainability supervisor).

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What Matchbox Pictures and Carnival Films learnt about sustainability on production of ‘All Her Fault’

Carnival Films and Matchbox Pictures have employed a suite of sustainability processes during production of drama series 'All Her Fault' which points the way forward for the film and TV sector.

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