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God's Favorite Idiot has just landed on Netflix, and fans are already curious to know where it was filmed.

Australia’s Cumulus VFX has received a state government grant of A$1 million ($710,000)...

Former Nine boss and former Endemol Shine Australia CEO Carl Fennessy reportedly seeking a third partner in new venture.

Film studios will be a hot topic at Ballina Shire Council’s meeting tomorrow. Councillor Ben Smith will seek support to appoint Byron Studios as the preferred future user of the Alstonville Quarry site. Councillor Keith Williams already voicing his approval for the motion. “I think we’ve got a real opportunity at the moment to get a permanent home for a major creative arts project and we should be working as hard as we can to bring this to Ballina,” Keith said. Council is still investigating whether a proposed film site near the airport is still a viable option.

Premium Content Subscriber only Northern Rivers residents will have access to buy props, sets and even motor vehicles used in TV and film shootings completed locally. Byron Studios operations manager Steve Bocking said the idea is to reduce the footprint of the business, but also to give access to cheap building materials for local residents. “A lot of the materials that we have after the sets are pulled down are recycled and reused,” he said. “With the rest, there will be a sale. “Soon the local community will be welcome to come in and buy materials that are more or less brand new, i...