Recap some of our coverage of Screen Forever, or try to spy yourself in these pictures, courtesy of SPA.
Northern Pictures was named Production Business of the Year at the SPA Awards, recognised for a 2024 trifecta: ABC comedy series 'Austin', SBS true crime experiment 'The Jury: Death on the Staircase', and Netflix hit 'Love on the Spectrum US'.
New ABC managing director Hugh Marks has vowed to focus on locally-created IP and scale back international formats, arguing the broadcaster needs to be "much faster and clearer" in its commissioning.
Screen Australia has announced a major shake-up of its funding programs, including the return of direct support for short films and the introduction of $500,000 Letter of Intents for feature films without market attachment.
US screenwriter and social justice advocate Lynn Renee Maxcy, one of the international guests at Screen Forever, speaks to IF about the ways her advocacy and screenwriting inform and strengthen each other.
Tom Hern and Nua Finau formed Tavake in 2021, with their debut drama 'The Panthers' the first NZ series to screen in TIFF. Tavake’s most recent series is 'Madam', which won the Golden Nymph at Monte Carlo. They speak to IF about their working relationship.
Questions over Donald Trump's tariff threat dominated the first day of Screen Forever on the Gold Coast, as the president's social media post reverberated around the industry.
We found out what a range of buyers, both Australian and international - including executives from ITV, BBC Studios and Lionsgate - are looking for at Screen Forever this year.