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The inside scoop on attention-grabbing film assets from those in the know (opens the original)
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In the feature film lifecycle, buyers and distributors are a major partner in building your pathway to market and audiences. Screen Australia Head of Market & Audience Rakel Tansley joins us as we talk with Bankside Films Sophie Green, Todd Brown and Roadshow Films Edwina Waddy about working with buyers and distributors, what tools and materials you need to be globally competitive, the assets that make buyers and audiences sit up and take notice, and how audience data can inform your market stra
Do Aussies truly value local content? Unpacking Screen Currency 2026 with Deirdre Brennan (opens the original)
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Do Australians value local screen and games content? The simple answer is yes. But the way we show our appreciation is more nuanced and unexpected. Join Screen Australia CEO Deirdre Brennan as she breaks down the key findings from Screen Currency 2026, a landmark piece of research into screen and digital games. It takes a holistic view of the value of Australian screen content, how it is produced, how it is captured and how Australians (and the world) think and feel about it. Brennan shares Audi
Transforming your audience into advocates with Kelsey Gamble (opens the original)
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From puzzle apps to MMPG, Australians love gaming — a nd word of mouth from peers, YouTube and socials are t h e major touchpoints for discovery . Like the screen industry, audience is ke y and a vital part of building global reach for every studio. In the second episode of this games series , we sit down with multi-hyphenate Kesley Gamble to explore how important audience and community building are to indie creators and how that can be harnessed for discoverability . Having started in content m
'The right team. The right time.' How The Killings at Parrish Station stuck to their creative guns (opens the original)
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Horror is having a moment, and so is creator Ben Jenkins with the recent release of the cosmic horror, crime drama The Killings at Parrish Station . Like creators of horror hits across the globe like Get Out , Weapons, Talk to Me , and more recently Obsession and Backrooms, Jenkins started in comedy. "Horrible things sometimes happen to quite funny people. […] People are naturally funny, even when bad things are happening to them," hey says. "And that, to me, is drama." He credits the collaborat
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