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24.01.2022 The 28th Queer Screen - Mardi Gras Film Festival (18 Feb - 4 Mar) full program is out now. Screening in-cinemas in Sydney and, for the first time, on-demand nationally. Start creating your own #lgbtiq film experience by browsing the program at www.queerscreen.org.au

20.01.2022 For NSW Indigenous Documentary Makers Screen NSW are supporting up to 10 practitioners with market-ready projects with an All-Access pass to participate in the online AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference Indigenous Creators Program from Sunday 28 February 2021 to Wednesday 3 March 2021. This program is a dedicated strand of conference sessions and marketplace activities designed by and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander practitioners and international... First Nations people attending the Australian International Documentary Conference. This year, gain up-close access to decision makers and speakers from the exciting new marketplace dedicated to First Nations practitioners with market-ready projects, including Hulu, Sundance Native Institute, A24 Documentaries, Participant, ESPN, Hot Docs, NITV, and ABC, with more to come. Applications close Friday 15 January 2021. Find out more here: https://www.screen.nsw.gov.au//industry-support/Indigenous

13.01.2022 https://variety.com//indigenous-filmmakers-visibility-12/

07.01.2022 In recognition of Survival Day, Flickerfest invited alumni and award winning filmmaker Dylan River to curate a very special programme of short films that have influenced his own filmmaking practice. The result is the very special not to be missed Best of Indigenous Shorts programme featuring classic heart-warming shorts from some of Australia’s most celebrated Indigenous filmmakers spanning the last 30 years including Warwick Thornton, Beck Cole, Erica Glynn and Dena Curtis. TUESDAY 26TH JANUARY 6.30 PM https://flickerfest.com.au//best-of-indigenous-shorts-2021/

04.01.2022 https://about.netflix.com//n/netflix-inclusion-report-2021

04.01.2022 Register now on our website to see Stephen Cleary live for Part Two of his dialogue WINDA Lab, You Talkin’ to Me? Naturalistic conversations are incredibly structured and is very much a craft in itself. Stephen Cleary says, subtext and status underpin all conversations. In these workshops, Stephen looks at speech patterns, rhythm, musicality, vocabulary, and syntax and how these all define character. Part One of this dialogue workshop focused on subtext, and how to use this to strategically play with character motive and truth within the story. Now, it’s time to focus on status. You will not need to have seen Part One of ‘You Talkin’ to Me?’ to participate in Part Two, but if you want to check out Stephen’s incredible lab on subtext, you can register and view following the link on our website!