One of Australia's most respected film editors talks about her career in film, TV and documentary.

Dylan is an American expatriate documentary film producer residing in Australia since 2002

Mark Hartley and Stephen Vagg discuss the projects that got away or languished in developmental hell.

Technical Manager at Melbourne International Film Festival since 1986, David talks projection and his adventures in film.

From the archives a rare interview with the Norwegian-born composer who studied at Julillard in New York and has been a major force in mood music and scoring for film and TV as well as producing one of the famous ever Surf instrumentals Bombora by The Atlantics (1963).He talks about how Noah Taylor introduced Libaek's music to director Wes Anderson on The Life Aquatic.

Author of Blue Lake, a fascinating history of Dudley Flats, and if you've never heard of Dudley Flats, all the more reason to tune in.

Australia's forgotten movie star. Her adventures in Hollywood and elsewhere with guest Michael Adams.

Catherine is directing a feature documentary on the history of women's liberation in Australia.

From the archives: a 2005 interview with filmmaker and DVD historian/producer Bill Lustig who also happens to be the nephew of Jake La Motta.

Director of feature documentary Hal, which chronicles the amazing career of Hal Ashby (Shampoo, The Last Detail, Being There, etc.)

Australian filmmaker Jessica Redenbach demystifies the heroines journey and Barrie Pattison looks at contemporary French Cinema.

Romper Stomper producer talks about his career highlights.