Noora Niasari has earned yet another accolade for her debut feature 'Shayda', taking home the top prize at Tuesday evening's Australian Directors' Guild Awards.
First-time narrative feature directors Noora Niasari and Gracie Otto will vie against Warwick Thornton, Jeffrey Walker and Colin and Cameron Cairnes for the top prize at the Australian Directors' Guild Awards next month.
Fremantle's six-part drama 'Significant Others', about a family struggling to piece together their lives after a loved one vanishes, premieres on October 16 on ABC TV.
Vampire fantasy series 'Firebite', created, directed and written by Warwick Thornton and Brendan Fletcher, is on AMC+ now.
Yael Stone, Rob Collins, Callan Mulvey and Shantae Barnes-Cowan are the topline cast for AMC Studios and See-Saw Films' vampire series, 'Firebite', now shooting in South Australia.
Ioan Gruffudd followed his riveting performance as a surgeon accused of date rape in the British TV series 'Liar' by playing a forensic psychologist who harbours a dark secret in ABC/Disney’s 'Harrow'.
Tony Krawitz's psychological thriller Dead Europe follows the plight of a young man who, disturbed by revelations of his family's sinister past, attempts to seek solace in a world of random sex and drugs.
The Directors Guild Award, held in Sydney on Friday evening, doubled as their 30th anniversary celebration