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Civilian drone and creative camera tech provider DJI has introduced three groundbreaking products to revolutionise filmmaking and content creation. The tools offer swift setup, intuitive operation, seamless integration, and extended focus control.

Remember those old days with antennas, cable boxes, and jumbled signals? The thought of gaining immediate access to any TV show or movie at a moment's notice was only wishful thinking. But then, streaming services emerged, turning this daydream into a reality. We're no longer tied down by the random broadcast schedules of TV networks or the operating hours of local movie theatres.

Philips Evnia gaming monitors has announced a new promotional partnership with Universal Pictures’ upcoming action film Fast X, celebrating the highly anticipated movie’s theatrical release in cinemas on 18 May 2023.

Auroras are not confined only to the northernmost part of the globe; we have our own Aurora Australis which is becoming visible now. Here are the top tips to help you get the best footage from your GoPro.

The second annual Catchlight Film Festival, which recognises filmmakers from Australia and New Zealand that have chosen to tell their stories with a Sony camera, was held on 29 August 2022, with the full event able to be watched below, along with the list of winners, and some interviews, too!

With 2020 a year we'll never forget, what were the top searches by Aussies during the year on Google, as reported by Google? There's also a great three minute film that wraps up the year and shows that we all searched "why" more than ever.

The worldwide premiere of VIA ALICE, a uniquely Australian journey through virtual reality and live performance via New York to the Aussie Outback and Aboriginal Culture, is on at Carriageworks, from 31 August to 3 September.

Veredictum is using blockchain technology to allow creative individuals to protect their work against piracy

Everything old is new again.

Box office king Will Smith made waves at Defcon on the weekend, after he made a surprise appearance to do research for an upcoming movie.

George Lucas, the man who is being blasted for awfully filming the otherwise wonderful story of Red Tails, is also the man who is AGAIN claiming again that Han Solo shot second, and that Greedo always shot first, showing that Lucas has officially lost it.

George Lucas, the great Star Wars director (and hypocrite who railed against directors screwing up their classic movies in a 1988 letter to Congress), has finally stated that he's not going to make any more Star Wars movies or make any more changes. Thank God, Thank Darth, Thank Luke, Thank freakin' everyone.

The inaugural Screen Futures Summit is expected to attract delegates from around Australia and the globe, with more than eighty confirmed sessions and a strong line-up of international and local speakers.

DAMsmart Broadens Specialist Film Knowledge

Microsoft is running a film-making competition for Australian university and TAFE students.