IF magazine

Inside Film, previously known as If Magazine, is a print and online magazine tailored for professionals in the screen content industry across Australia and New Zealand. Founded in 1997 by Stephen Jenner and David Barda, the publication features original pieces on topics such as film, television, and digital media, covering aspects like distribution, exhibition, marketing, finance, and local screen production. Currently, it is published by The Intermedia Group, which is known for producing various trade and consumer publications in Australia. The magazine's leadership includes publisher Mark Kuban, editor Emily Blachford, and Ashwin Ravi, who oversees business development for the publication.

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Federal Government puts the call out for independent game development assessors - IF Magazine

1 week ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

PREMIUM CONTENT Keep connected to the Australian screen industry. With a subscription, you’ll get access to exclusive premium content including in-depth features, opinion, analysis and business and talent profiles. You can also upgrade to access our comprehensive In Production listings, covering hundreds of projects. Sign up with a 7 day free trial. The Federal Government is seeking financial service providers to assess applications for the Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO).
Josh Tanner and Jade van der Lei begin 'Posthumous' journey in Queensland with Sophie Lowe, David Roberts, Doris Younane

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

Sophie Lowe will play a woman drawn back to her family home to confront a powerful supernatural force in Posthumous, the debut feature from Queensland production company Imposter Syndrome that has begun filming across Brisbane and at Pinnacle Films Studios on the Gold Coast.
'We knew it had to be made at a certain level': Curio Pictures on taking 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' with Amazon

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

PREMIUM CONTENT Keep connected to the Australian screen industry. With a subscription, you’ll get access to exclusive premium content including in-depth features, opinion, analysis and business and talent profiles. You can also upgrade to access our comprehensive In Production listings, covering hundreds of projects. Sign up with a 7 day free trial.
US producer Eric McLeod added to Screen Forever line-up

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

US producer Eric McLeod will bring insights from a career spanning nearly four decades and encompassing projects in 26 countries to next month’s Screen Forever conference on the Gold Coast. McLeod will headline the keynote session ‘Hollywood to the Gold Coast: Producing Blockbusters with Eric McLeod’, reflecting on his career and the production lessons he learned with moderator Gina Black.
Sydney Film Festival jury to feature Justin Kurzel, Rachel House, Thomas Weatherall

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

Director Justin Kurzel, producer and Marrakech International Film Festival director Melita Toscan du Plantier, New Zealand director/actor Rachel House, Hong Kong-based producer and distributor Winnie Tsang, and writer/actor Thomas Weatherall will sit on this year’s Sydney Film Festival competition jury.
Wētā FX to establish permanent Melbourne headquarters

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

After setting up a temporary facility to work on Michael Gracey’s Better Man, award-winning New Zealand VFX company Wētā FX will establish a permanent Australian headquarters in Melbourne in a move set to create up to 80 jobs for the local industry. Formerly known as Weta Digital, Wētā FX has provided visual effects to Avatar, Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, Planet of the Apes, and The Suicide Squad.
Screen Producers Australia announces finalists for Business Awards

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

Jungle Entertainment, Ludo Productions, Matchbox Pictures, and Curio Pictures will contest two categories in this year’s Screen Producers Australia (SPA) Business Awards, which recognise skill, imagination, and innovative thinking among Australian production houses. The four companies make up the field for the Screen Business Export Award and are also up for Production Business of the Year alongside BBC Studios Productions Australia, Easy Tiger Productions, Lingo Pictures, and Northern Pictures.
Screenworks unveils first ten speakers for Regional to Global Summit

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

Executives from SBS, ABC, Binge, and Foxtel will visit Lennox Head in June for Screenworks’ Regional to Global Summit. Today, the regional screen organisation released an initial speaker lineup for this year’s event, which will take place June 18-20.
'Films like this don't get made in Australia': Kriv Stenders brings Peter Greste's story to screen with 'The Correspondent'

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

PREMIUM CONTENT Keep connected to the Australian screen industry. With a subscription, youâ€™ll get access to exclusive premium content including in-depth features, opinion, analysis and business and talent profiles. You can also upgrade to access our comprehensive In Production listings, covering hundreds of projects. Sign up with a 7 day free trial.
'Ginger and the Vegesaurs' set to roam in North America on PBS

2 weeks ago | if.com.au | Sean Slatter

The prehistoric vegetable creatures of Cheeky Little Media’s Ginger and the Vegesaurs will be let loose in the US, after PBS secured North American rights to the animated series. Created by Gary Eck and Nick O’Sullivan, Ginger and the Vegesaurs is a Logie-nominated short-form animated series set in a world where the juiciest and freshest creatures ever rule the planet. Pre-school audiences follow Ginger, a young Tricarrotops, and her baby Pea-Rex buddies Minty, Wasabi, and Split.