Chasing the Screen

Chasing the Screen

By Adam Drummond and Pirie MartinTV & Film
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Chasing the Screen episodes

  • Season 1 Trailer: building a better screen industry

    The Australian screen industry is struggling. Two producers set out to learn what's wrong, then build a solution in public.

    Adam Drummond and Pirie Martin talk to producers, actors, distributors, cinema owners and startup founders about what's working, what's broken and what's been overblown, and share everything they learn along the way.

    Featuring opinions from Kirsty Stark, Kate Separovich, Dr Tara Lomax, Brendan Cooney, Peter Szilveszter, Nick Hayes, Paul Wiegard, Alex Blumberg, Les Hill, Damian Callinan, Stephen Follows, Matthew Holmes, Russell Cunningham, Alister Grierson and Scott McDonell, plus many others to come in future episodes.

    Season 1 starts Tuesday 3 November.

    New episodes on the first Tuesday of every month, with bonus interviews in between.

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    Thanks to Mary O'Neill for our Acknowledgement of Country. Read Mary's first book "Bipo and Roo" here:

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    Credits

    Hosted by Adam Drummond and Pirie Martin. Edited by Pirie Martin. Produced by WAGGAWAGGA.TV. Artwork by Pirie Martin.

    Music: "Buffering" by Quiet Music for Tiny Robots. Edited for length.

    Licensed under CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

    Source: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Quiet_Music_for_Tiny_Robots/QMTR_2014/01_Buffering/

    Views are the speakers' own. General information only, not legal or financial advice.



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The Australian screen industry has a problem. Great stories get stuck in development, films get made with no plan to find an audience, and too few people decide what gets made.

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