Stellar Short Film Festival winners announced!

Stellar celebrated its most successful year yet in 2025, with a sold-out crowd gathered under a perfect night sky to witness an unforgettable showcase of the best short films from 2024. The prestigious Stellar 12—a handpicked, invitation-only selection—featured outstanding films chosen from over 90 award-winning Australian shorts, solidifying Stellar’s place as a premier festival for…

Submissions are now open for Australia Independent Film Festival 2025

Entries for Brisbane’s biggest short film festival are now open! Located in Brisbane Australia within one of Australia’s best cinemas within one of Brisbane’s coolest precincts is the internationally acclaimed Australia Independent Film Festival. The festival screens at Palace James Street which is a world-class cinema that boasts cutting-edge sound, state-of-the-art digital projection, and unparalleled…

MIFF, AFL and VicScreen kick off Footy Shorts

MIFF, the AFL and VicScreen have teamed up to launch Footy Shorts, an exciting initiative giving emerging Victorian filmmakers the chance to make a short documentary about Australian Football – both on and off the field. Footy Shorts offers next generation screen storytellers the chance to receive valuable mentorship opportunities while creating a short-form documentary…

My Queer Career winners announced at Mardi Gras Film Festival

Interview: Nick and Nathan Lacey It’s awards season at Queer Screen too, with the results of the prestigious My Queer Career competition for Australian short films revealed at the 32nd Mardi Gras Film Festival (MGFF) in Sydney this week. Die Bully Die, directed by Nathan Lacey and Nick Lacey, received the Best Film award in…