Film
Sharp rise of AI: artists’ friend or foe?
Artists’ views on whether AI is an ally or enemy in this bold new era.
Film installation review: Euphoria, RISING
More film than art installation, Euphoria is a very different experience depending on whether one stays for the duration or…
10 top tips on how to make your own movie
Former Director of South Seas Film School, producer, director and self-confessed movie nut, Adam Fresco offers a hands-on guide to…
So you want my arts job: Media and Drama Teacher
From teaching stage lighting to drama students to training other teachers to use video games in lesson plans, Brett Jenkins…
Flexibility and innovation are the ‘new black’ in film studies
SCA cracks the kernel for red carpet success, starting with a mosh of new thinking and showreel opportunities.
Uluṟu drones – more than ‘clip art in the sky’
ArtsHub speaks with a drone technologist on creating memories above Country, in a world-first permanent drone show to drive Australian…
Metro magazine's future under threat
Australia's oldest and most prestigious screen publication is under threat. A campaign hopes to raise funds and find a partner.
‘Let’s pretend this is a film’ – when screen techniques tread the boards
There’s a long and storied tradition of film technology appearing on our stages, but to what end?
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival: Chair highlights
The return of the festival to Melbourne this week offers film, art, conversation, food and performance.
In conversation with Sir Simon Rattle
On the eve of the LSO's Australian tour, Sir Simon Rattle discussed life and music with ABC presenter, Martin Buzacott.