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Perth theatre production Lé Nør [the rain] is being adapted into a feature film (opens the original)
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Arielle Gray in The Last Great Hunt’s Lé Nør [The Rain]. Photo: Daniel Grant Photographer. Perth-based theatre production Lé Nør [the rain], created and performed by The Last Great Hunt, has officially been optioned for adaptation, with production company Light Sound Art Film (You Should Have Been Here Yesterday) signing a recent memorandum of understanding. The news arrives courtesy of IF Magazine, which also shared comment from Light Sound Art Film founder and producer Jolyon Hoff, who describ
Victorian Labor Party pledges to better support local music if re-elected (opens the original)
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The Victorian Labor Party has promised to mandate the use of local Victorian music in state government advertising, should it be re-elected in the major November state election. As first reported by AdNews, the mandate would ensure that all music used in Victorian Government advertising would be sourced from local creatives, in an effort to promote their work and ensure commitment to growing the profile of artists. Per Vicki Ward, Victoria’s Minister for Creative Industries, it would also have t
Australian film First Light submitted for the 2027 Best International Feature Academy Award (opens the original)
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First Light. Image: Bonsai Films / MAJELLA / Otherworldly Productions. An Australian committee of screen industry professionals corralled by Screen Australia have officially submitted James J Robinson’s debut feature First Light for consideration for the 2027 Best International Feature Film Academy Award, for presentation at the 2027 Oscars. Eligibility criteria states that all features in this category must feature more than 50% of dialogue in a non-English language. First Light is largely spok
Deadman’s Land and the audacious quest to make an adventure film for $30,000 (opens the original)
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Deadman’s Land. Image: Bad Virtue Productions. Bad Virtue Productions doesn’t shy away from calling itself small. It’s simply a reality for the team of talented, thrifty filmmakers. With producers and specialists based around Australia – all with their own day jobs and other responsibilities – Bad Virtue Productions is driven not by strict commercial goals but the joy of sharing ideas and exploring their creative potential. The company is ambitious, but it aims to be realistic in its approach an
Groundbreaking WA animation project Suzie Q tackles the ‘classic struggle of studying art’ (opens the original)
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Australian screen funding body Screen Australia is currently grappling with a significant generational divide that influences how audiences view entertainment media. Its recent Screen Currency 2026 report uncovered challenges for the local screen industry, as young people are increasingly turning to social media and algorithm-driven platforms to engage with direct-to-audience content, rather than traditional media. In an attempt to bridge that generational gap and diversify support for a wider r
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