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INDUSTRY№ 01
Australian cinema's 2024 awards season by the numbers
Three Australian features made the international circuit in 2024, and the funding trail behind each tells a different story.
ODETTE MALOUF12.03.2025
INDUSTRY№ 02
The Australian screen workforce lost 4,200 people in two years and the pipeline has not noticed
The MEAA survey found that one in five below-the-line crew left the industry between 2022 and 2024, and the productions still filming have not yet felt the gap.
ODETTE MALOUF20.03.2024
INDUSTRY№ 03
The 2023 Australian box office told two stories and believed neither
Total box office recovered to $1.1 billion, but the Australian share fell to 3.8 per cent, the lowest in a decade.
ODETTE MALOUF22.01.2024
INDUSTRY№ 04
Screen NSW handed out $18 million and the mid-budget feature got the smallest share
The state fund backed 34 projects in the last cycle, but the distribution reveals a preference for television and international co-productions over standalone features.
ODETTE MALOUF08.03.2023
INDUSTRY№ 05
Screen Australia's $212 million year and the question nobody asked
The number is the largest on record, but the distribution tells a different story.
ODETTE MALOUF15.03.2022
INDUSTRY№ 06
Every cinema in Australia closed in March and the industry counted what was left
On 23 March 2020, every cinema screen in the country went dark, and the production pipeline behind them froze with it.
ODETTE MALOUF26.03.2020
INDUSTRY№ 07
The 2019 Australian box office in five numbers
Australian films took 4.6 per cent of the domestic box office in 2019, and the number tells you less than you think.
ODETTE MALOUF18.02.2020
INDUSTRY№ 08
The Australian screen industry in February 2020 was about to have the best year of its life
The pipeline was full, the crews were booked, the Location Incentive was drawing Hollywood, and nobody knew what March would bring.
ODETTE MALOUF14.02.2020