In this episode we’re discussing Australian stories – what makes them unique, what makes them successful, and how we can challenge the industry to be more inclusive and representative of Australia.
Hear from Producer Dena Curtis, Writer Benjamin Law, and Filmmaker Chantelle Murray about why representation of community on screen matters to them.
Acting Head of Scripted at SBS Television Amanda Duthie discusses the role of national broadcasters in amplifying Australian voices, and their participation in the RIDE Feature Film Fund, supporting feature film production.
What does it mean to create an inclusive space that supports Australian creatives and reflects the diversity of Australian voices?
Guests
- Amanda Duthie – Acting Head of Scripted TV – SBS
- Dena Curtis – Producer/Director
- Benjamin Law -Writer
- Chantelle Murray – Writer/Director
References
| RIDE Feature Film Fund |
| Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media |
| Screen Australia Feature Film Budget Ranges |
| Seeing Ourselves: Reflections on diversity in Australian TV drama Screen Australian Indigenous |
Production credits
- Produced and presented by Aimée Lindorf
- Sound mixing provided by Pat Dwyer from Impact Podcasting
