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Date Time Screen Australia and Australians in Film launch Talent Gateway and Global Producers Exchange Screen Australia and Australians in Film (AiF) today announced the Talent Gateway program and the Global Producers Exchange, two joint initiatives for established Australian creatives to expand on their skills and connect with key US decision makers, as well as help position Australian projects for success in an increasingly global market. Supporting Partners for these industry development programs are Screen NSW, Film Victoria, South Australian Film Corporation and Scripted Ink. Industry Pa...

Standing up for Sunny). “These 10 amazing and very generous filmmakers and creatives are changing the face of the Australian industry internationally and at home with their work. We couldn’t be prouder to have supported them in their careers, in some small way and are so grateful that they are giving back to support the next generation,” said Peter Ritchie, Executive Director of Australians in Film. “Australians in Film is committed to providing support for the professional development of underrepresented and undiscovered storytellers in the Australian sector. We believe there is a re...

Dubbed Untapped, the nine-month online development program is intended "to open doors for emerging Australian creatives who often find the industry impenetrable."

“There just doesn’t seem to be enough feed for them, some chicks are so weak that they can barely move. “It’s a real concern to the anglers because without seabirds you don’t really have a river.” Hodgson added there has been insufficient food for the birds due to the degradation of the Rangitata River. JOHN BISSET/Stuff Peter Ritchie says some black billed gull chicks near Rangitata are too weak to fly because of lack of feed. Ritchie said the birds going out to sea for their feed were largely “coming back empty”. “The adults are dying as well as the chicks,” he said...

December 30th, 2020 [AdSense-A] A recap of actor Khalil Kain’s trip to Ghana for the premiere of the romantic comedy Coming to Africa, which was released to digital platforms on November by BKE Films. After the successful world premiere at the Las Vegas Black Film Festival where the film took home three awards, and subsequent screenings in Memphis, Dallas and Orlando, Coming to Africa, made its official African premiere at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Actor Khalil Kain, who stars in the movie, and is best known for his roles in the feature film Juice and the sitcom Girl...