Screen writing in Oz the toughest of gigs !

Ground hog decade.

Box Office Report: 9 - 12 April 2026 - FilmInk Well, the good news is that the favourably reviewed The Deb was the highest grossing Australian film release this week. The bad news is that its screen average was a paltry $618 across almost 200 scre...

Film is a business. For it to survive it needs to be profitable and that's not reflected in any of the current figures in the link.
www.filmink.com.au/box-office-r...

There's something to be said for establishing I.P with a book though.

Did rising/projected energy costs play a role (maybe to early) ?

Hopefully a whole lot of Producers take notice....there is no IP. in Ai.

Imo. a lack of experience with hard light.

There's no IP. in Ai.

Imo. LED panels have a lot to answer for.

THE 2028 GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE CRISIS A Thought Exercise in Financial History, from the Future

Long read ......but this article was part of the reason for the Stockmarket falling lower. It is about if all the AI "positives" as proposed by our tech overlords becomes reality. It also shows they have no understanding of economics or society. www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic?so...

mmm ...no "The Italian Job" ? (the original 1969)

Very cinematic ; )

This smells of AI (sigh)........Copywriting the forgotten craft

House of cards ....

Nice work !

Feet either side of t mark. Bottle of water & notes inside marks, highlight pen outside..... ready.

Imo. not sure "upscaling" of S35 is true Imax? ( under rez. + Fov. differences ) Anyway shouldn't detract from the original shot on film masterpiece.

Well F that !

Its tough when you have senior dog , knowing what's coming.

In mass media it always pays to listen to demographics.

The Amway of the web

Docs unfortunately a tough sell in today's media marketplace. Possibly reflecting nominations.

Should have put IMO at the start ....anyway what do I know after 30 years in production.

Fade in / out, whatever, waste of space ....and ignored by Producers/ Directors . So why have it ?

B/w photo of brunette woman with wet hair taking the shape of dreadlocks and goggles

b/w photo of woman from back wearing leather pencil skirt, studded belt around hips and some kind of sport protection top

Tex about Norma Moriceau, who designed the costumes for the first three MAD MAX films

b/w photo of motorcycle boots with ripped fabric tied around leg

MAD MAX: BEYOND THUNDERDOME themed fashion spread from Australian teen "Dolly" magazine, September 1985

Hair + makeup: Stephen Price
Photography : Andrew Southam

I have a lot of luv for this film.....& I know some have problems with the kid scenes. But for me this where Max becomes legendary.

So many reply guys!