formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The small rural town of Tintinara has revived a long tradition of film bringing the community together as locals attended the first movie night at their 1950s-era cinema in a decade. A 1950s extension of the Tintinara War Memorial Hall … Continued
Never in the 25-odd years that Alan Butterfield has been part of Flickerfest have bushfires affected the film festival’s outdoor screenings. But this year, the picture quality was called into focus, or lack thereof, by the city’s constant haze. “We’re … Continued
Moviegoers are being treated to the cinematic experience of yesteryear with the resurgence of boutique and arthouse cinemas. Their niche audiences are part of what is known as the growing “experience economy”. The latest — Brisbane’s Red Hill Cinemas — … Continued
As refugees from devastating bushfires crowded into a cinema in the Australian town of Mallacoota, “Frozen” and “Happy Feet” were playing to keep the kids calm. Ash was falling from the building’s air vents, covering around 500 people inside — … Continued
Ratings of films, TV shows and video games consumed by Australians are to be shaken up to ensure they’re uniform across platforms and adapt to the rapidly evolving media environment. Australian Press Council chair and former communications department head Neville … Continued
The iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House were transformed into a digital canvas showcasing brilliant and lifelike projections to celebrate the Hindu festival of Diwali, and to observe Remembrance Day. Designed, planned and executed by Christie’s long-standing Australian partner … Continued