
Get up-to-date on Australian screen industry news and hear from local writers, producers, directors and more. Created and hosted by journalist and screenwriter Caris Bizzaca.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation | |||

Today’s episode features Sarah Goodes, an Award-winning Australian theatre director who started Jacaranda Productions in 2025 with actor/ producer Diana Glenn after they met at AFTRS. Their goal? To create multi medium stories by finding stories that... more
Today’s episode features Benson Wu, the CEO of Queer Screen. Throughout the podcast, Benson talks about for submitting to film festivals, why they are important to both audiences and filmmakers and why he volunteered at Queer Screen at the beginning ... more
Today’s episode features Liz Doran, a screenwriter, showrunner and one of the executive producers of the new six-part series My Brilliant Career, which is produced by Jungle Entertainment and releases on Netflix on August 13.
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Today’s episode features Renée Broome, an in-house Screenwriter and Script Editor at Home and Away, who's written dozens of episodes of the series and worked on more than 1,000 episodes in her various roles in the script department over the past nine... more
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A show focused on the Australian screen industry, hosting conversations with writers, producers, directors, lawyers, and development executives about the realities of creating Australian film and TV. Episodes routinely explore development arcs, adapting novels for screen, multi-format production (series, feature, online), pitching, funding, and navigating contracts and rights. Guests bring a mix of creative leadership and industry expertise, sharing practical workflows, collaboration dynamics, and personal journeys through the ecosystem. Notable strengths include candid discussions about development hurdles, the balance between artistic vision and practical constraints, and Pay It Forward segments that offer concrete advice for up-and-comin... more
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