newspaper - It looks like Cannes has given us the flick The Sydney Morning Herald. 01-04-1999

Article laments the fact there were so few Australian films selected for Cannes Film Festival in comparison to other years.[full record]

journal - A history of the Australian Film Finance Corporation Media International Australia. pp.39-42

Talked about how Strictly Ballroom met FFC investment guidelines through Ted Albert's financial help.[full record]

newspaper - 'Just a bloke who likes a bit of torture' The Sydney Morning Herald. 12-07-2000. p.21

Stephen Gibbs

Maddox discusses the publicity shot of Bana stripped to the waist, covered in tatoos, heavily armed with a halo around his head and doubts Read deserves the ...[full record]

newspaper - Chopper gets a release, despite collapse of distribution deal The Sydney Morning Herald. 03-08-2000. p.15

News story on the collapse of a planned joint distribution deal between Palace Films and Twentieth Century Fox. Rumours that Fox executives were upset over ...[full record]

newspaper - Focus on the audience, film makers urged The Sydney Morning Herald. p.17

Maddox looks at how Australian filmmakers can better prepare their films for box office success by identifying a target audience, demonstrating "entertainmen...[full record]

newspaper - Making cinema just the ticket The Age. 19-08-2005. p.p. 15.

Report on the Australian International Movie Convention focusing on the decline in cinema attendance rates. A survey conducted by Nielson EDI found that 31% ...[full record]

newspaper - Film industry sees rouge at tax ruling: a knockback for Moulin Rouge investors could have wider implications The Age. 03-08-2001. p.4

Nick O'Malley

Examines the current position of the Australian film industry in attracting foreign investment and productions and concludes that the future of such arrangem...[full record]

newspaper - Paris on 300 extras a day The Sydney Morning Herald. 19-04-2000. p.19

A journalist is given access during the final weeks of the five month shoot. The shoot is described as 'difficult, harrowing, exhausting'. The end of the r...[full record]