Film & TV
South Australian screen projects being presented in this year’s Adelaide Film Festival include a murder documentary, a low-budget horror feature and a feminist revenge fable about domestic violence.
InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: First Nations cultural protocols guide launched for screen productions in SA, Adelaide writer scoops national poetry book award, warm up with SA’s winter music festivals, and Writers SA announces its winter line-up.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Art Gallery seeks new intake of young Vanguards, a cathedral of light and dancing fire at WOMADelaide, Deep Creek Residency Fellowship opportunity for writers, First Nations short film initiative, and art at the Town Hall.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Mentorship opportunities and an expanded online event for those in the screen sector, Nexus Arts’ fundraising concert for Afghanistan, celebrating short stories, Van Gogh Alive extended, and Nature Festival’s 2021 line-up.
Aftertaste – a six-part ABC comedy series starring Erik Thomson as a volatile celebrity chef trying to rebuild his career – has become the first major production to resume filming in South Australia since the pandemic shutdown began.
South Australia’s arts and entertainment sector says the Federal Government’s $250 million COVID-19 package is a positive step, but there are concerns about whether it will help independent artists and smaller organisations.
South Australia has been confirmed as the filming location of a new crime thriller movie starring Australian actor Joel Edgerton, with the producers planning to start shooting in and around Adelaide as soon as possible when COVID-19 restrictions ease.
