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David Tiley

David Tiley

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Editor, ArtsHub Australia

Australia

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Technology, australia convergence, Feminism , Social Justice, Pop Culture , Media

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Total articles 115

  • Some things I have learnt in the screen industry

    By David Tiley Verified| ScreenHub@ ‘Write something about what you have learnt, O Wise Guy,’ said our editorial team. ‘You are changing your role and we want to mark the occasion.’So, here goes. In 1996, I rode my bicycle down Clarendon Street in South Melbourne to start a job at the Australian Film Commission. I had spent over twenty years as a freelancer, knowing I could pay the next rent cheque but usually not the one after that. I wondered what on earth I was doing. How could I possibly do this every working day for three years?

    By David Tiley Verified · ScreenHub

    Dec. 13, 2021

  • Ling Ang talks dreams, documentary, and the MIFF XR grant

    By David Tiley Verified| ScreenHub@ To celebrate its 70th anniversary in 2022, the Melbourne International Film Festival is commissioning its first ever MIFF XR piece with a budget of $80,000. Applications are due by Thursday 18 November. As the MIFF XR announcement says, this will bean immersive XR work that celebrates, interrogates and illuminates Melbourne – its history and future, its communities and inhabitants – as well as MIFF’s integral role in sustaining the city’s relationship with the moving image.

    By David Tiley Verified · ScreenHub

    Nov. 11, 2021

  • Some things I have learnt in the screen industry

    By David Tiley Verified| ScreenHub@ ‘Write something about what you have learnt, O Wise Guy,’ said our editorial team. ‘You are changing your role and we want to mark the occasion.’So, here goes. In 1996, I rode my bicycle down Clarendon Street in South Melbourne to start a job at the Australian Film Commission. I had spent over twenty years as a freelancer, knowing I could pay the next rent cheque but usually not the one after that. I wondered what on earth I was doing. How could I possibly do this every working day for three years?

    By David Tiley Verified · ScreenHub

    Dec. 13, 2021

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ArtsHub Australia