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If Magazine (now known as "Inside Film") is an Australian print and online publication for screen-content professionals in Australia and New Zealand, developed and created by Stephen Jenner and David Barda, and first published in 1997. It contains original articles on film, television and digital media distribution, exhibition, marketing and finance, and reports on domestic screen production. It is now published by The Intermedia Group, a publisher of numerous trade and consumer publications in Australia. The core team at the magazine is headed up by publisher Mark Kuban, with Emily Blachford as the main editor and Ashwin Ravi managing the business development of the publication. Source
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| Country | Australia |
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Search ArticlesAgatha Ozdowska’s ‘Happy’ wins AACTA Pitch: Regional Landscapes
Agatha Ozdowska’s Happy has won this year’s AACTA Pitch: Regional Landscapes, marking the first animation to snare the prize. Happy follows an albino joey who runs away to prove he is ready to leave his mother’s pouch. Joining forces with a fugitive boxing kangaroo, the unlikely pair must cross the deadly Blue Mountains, forcing both to confront what they’ve been running from.
Jennifer Peedom, Warwick Thornton, ‘Don’t Tell Mother’ up for Asia Pacific Screen Awards
Australia’s hopes at October’s Asia Pacific Screen Awards will be carried by Jennifer Peedom, Warwick Thornton and Anoop Lokkur’s Don’t Tell Mother, while cinematographer Mandy Walker will serve as international jury president. Some 36 films are up for Asia Pacific Screen Awards this year from 32 countries, with 69 per cent of directors of nominated films presenting their first or second feature.
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Prime Video orders two true crime docuseries and a fourth season of ‘The Test’
Prime Video has commissioned two Australian true crime docuseries Free Spirits: The Backpacker Poisonings and Madness of Three, as well as a fourth season of The Test. This is the first major commissioning announcement by Prime Video since the Federal Government’s streaming regulation came into effect January 1. They bring the streamer’s tally of local originals since 2019 to 34, with each due to premiere globally in 2027.
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‘Wild Horse Nine’ to open AFF, Leah Purcell to receive Don Dunstan Award
Screen luminary Leah Purcell will receive the Don Dunstan Award at this year’s Adelaide Film Festival (AFF), which has also unveiled its competition jury and opening night film. Presented by the AFF Board in partnership with Adelaide University, the Don Dunstan Award honours an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to Australian screen culture. Adelaide University will host a special in-conversation event celebrating Purcell, moderated by noted playwright Professor Wesley Enoch.
Hoyts partners with distributor Pacific Lantern to offer more Chinese-language cinema
Hoyts has partnered with newly-established film distributor Pacific Lantern to bring a broader range of Chinese-language cinema to audiences across Australia and New Zealand, beginning with the Australian premiere of Muye Wen’s war drama Once Upon a Time in the Middle East in Melbourne tonight. Pacific Lantern is an extension of Ruyi Film Entertainment, previously Wanda Film, which falls under conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group, Hoyts’ parent company.
Justice Michael Lee, Michael Cassel join NIDA board
Justice Michael Lee and live entertainment producer Michael Cassel have joined the NIDA board. NIDA chair Catherine West said she was delighted to welcome both Justice Lee and Cassel to the board, calling them “two outstanding leaders” whose combined skillsets would strengthen NIDA’s institutional governance. “Justice Lee brings significant legal and governance expertise from a distinguished career at the highest levels of Australian law.
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