| Reference Type |
The Daily Telegraph
newspaper
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| Title |
Buckley's of getting cash |
| Author(s) | Author Unknown |
| Publication Date |
31-10-1997 |
| Page Number |
34 |
| Comments |
Points out some interesting observations about why there were less films made since the beginning of the 1997 financial year, compared to previous years.
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| Synopsis |
Anthony Buckley talks about some of the reasons film production in Australia has halved over the past four months.
An oversupply in the local marketplace, compounded by the number of American blockbusters dominating Australian screens.
A significant decline in the amount of overseas investment available to Australian filmmakers.
The shrinking government dollar.
A "talent drain" as successful directors, actors and cinematographers are siphoned off by Hollywood.
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