Showreel

We speak with Festival Director of the the 26th Queer Screen Mardi Gras Film Festival Lisa Rose.

Mayur Katariya's first feature Ek Aasha  or One Hope tells the story of the quest of a transgender girl to become a teacher in India.

We speak to AIDC CEO Alice Burgin about the Australian International Documentary Conference coming up at ACMI on March 3-6, 2019

Noami Chainey's short film Gaslit at premiered at the recent The Other Film Festival in Melbourne and won the award for "Best Emerging Australian Film". Noami talks about the making of the film and it's important message.

A catch up with the new dates for the St Kilda Film Festival for 2019 and a shout out for the opening for entries for next year's festival. With Paul Harris on the line we ask about the podcast experience for Film Buffs Forecast.

We speak to director of Book Week Heath Davies. For generations, dressing up for Book Week has been an Aussie school tradition. But for high-school English teacher Nicholas Cutler (Alan Dukes), it’s the week from hell. Want It To End: Fierce Mild Live Virtual Reality ExperienceAn immersive, multi-sensory experience set in a virtual dystopian rural Australian landscape. We speak to film maker Stephanie from Fierce Mild.

The Australian Writers' Guild (AWG) John Hinde Award for Sci Fi screenwriters has just been presented. We talk to Catherine McMullin last years recipient of the award for the best unproduced script for an insight into the award and writing for the screen.

Interview with Filmmaker Catherine Scott about BACKTRACK BOYS featuring the rough talking, rule breaking jackaroo, Bernie Shakeshaft, and the youth program he runs from a shed on the outskirts of Armidale called Backtrack. It’s a place where the kids can feel safe, continue their education, but most importantly it’s where they learn to support each other and pursue their dreams.

EFFA 2018 - Environment Film Festival Australia co-director Chris Gerbing gives us a look at the programme for this year. Films to follow up and get to know.

We talk to writer director Benjamin Goodwin and lead actor Sam Smith of Jirga. Shot in Afghanistan is modern parrable charts the copurse one ex- Australian soldier takes to attone for the death of a villager during his' tour of duty'.