Centre for Screen Business
AFTRS

The Knowledge

The Knowledge - Rachel Ward

The Knowledge - Rachel Ward

Writer, director and actor Rachel Ward gives Andrew Urban The Knowledge. Click here to watch and download the videos.

The Knowledge - Bridget Ikin

The Knowledge - Bridget Ikin

Producer Bridget Ikin gives Andrew Urban The Knowledge. Click here to watch and download the videos.

Award courses

Graduate Diploma in Screen Business 2010

Graduate Diploma in Screen Business 2010

This part time course prepares students for a practical engagement with screen business at an advanced level, as a producer, media executive or business owner. Click here for more detail.. [go]

CSB102 Media economics

CSB102 Media economics

This unit, offered as part of the Graduate Diploma in Screen Business, presents students with a guided investigation of the economic forces shaping the media industry and examines the ways in which different media products function within this environment. [go]

Workshops & events

Who is the 21st Century Producer?

Who is the 21st Century Producer?

Last year AFTRS, with Bergent Research, undertook an unparalleled survey of Australian producers. On June 16 we presented the results and invited you to share in the findings. [go]

AIMIA seminar series - bumper edition

AIMIA seminar series - bumper edition

The third and final installment in this new media seminar series features a selection of speakers talking about usability, innovation, legal issues and interactive advertising. Click here to watch the video clips.

Research

Mitigating Risk

Mitigating Risk

The case for more adaptations in the Australian film industry, by Matthew Hancock [go]

The digital deadlock: How clearance and copyright issues are keeping Australian content offline

The digital deadlock: How clearance and copyright issues are keeping Australian content offline

In this new white paper, supported by Screenrights and AFTRS, Jennifer Wilson explains how clearance and copyright issues are keeping Australian content offline, and outlines three possible solutions. [go]