Screenworks, Jungle Entertainment and Midwinter Films have selected five regional writers/directors to develop the sci-fi comedy feature film Croak with Nash Edgerton and Christiaan and Connor Van Vuuren.

Five regional director/writers have been selected by Screenworks, Jungle Entertainment and Midwinter Films to develop sci-fi comedy feature film Croak.

It's a true tale of brutal crime to make you shiver, even today nearly 200 years later.

On September 13, 1842, one Henry Dunkley was hacked to death with an axe by his servant in a cottage in Gunning, north of Canberra.

Boy likes girl. Girl doesn’t seem to reciprocate. Meanwhile, a second girl pines over boy. Throw in an iconic watering hole and a cause worth fighting for and you’ve got yourself the makings of a creative collaboration brewing in East Row.

In its inaugural year screening in LA, and its tenth year overall, the Focus on Ability Film Festival is an event with a message. The criteria for films is that they are either made by, or have strong content focus on someone with a physical or mental handicap.

A film by Canberran Sebastian Chan has won “judges’ choice” in the open short film section at the 10th annual international Focus on Ability Short Film Festival in Sydney.

A Canberra film-maker has won a major award at the 10th annual international Focus On Ability Short Film Festival, an initiative of NOVA Employment which focuses on the abilities of people with disability.

Local filmmaker Sebastian Chan has entered a thought-provoking film about a man's experience of being harassed on a bus for the 2018 Canberra Short Film Festival.

Young filmmakers are staking their claims in this year’s Canberra Short Film Festival, which will present the best of more than 300 entries on ACT screens across a record seven days in September.

With young Canberrans literally walking around with 2018 mini film studios in their pockets, the 23rd Canberra Short Film Festival is set to be one of the biggest yet.

More than 300 entries from local, national and international film makers were received this year for the 23rd Canberra Short Film Festival, according to an announcement at Dendy Cinemas, which is one of the locations where the event will run in September.

Three Canberra filmmakers have received accolades at the Cause Film Festival for their punchy but heartfelt two-minute film focused on the stigma faced by those living with a disability.

Producer Sebastian Chan said it was liberating to work with co-producer Barbara Howarth, director Murray Enders and director of photography Aaron King on I Am Steve, which won the festival’s 2015 Most Concise Award…