Spotlight on: Catherine Martin

Dominic Case talks about digital formats and why a full definition cinema quality digital film would not even come close to fitting onto your biggest home hard drive.

Cooee Cabaret has wrapped for 2011 after sell out shows.

Bill Armstrong, radio pioneering and sound recording legend is this year's winner of the Cochrane Smith Sound Heritage Award.

Audiovisual Conservationist Sean Mosely takes us through the process of preparing some original Lumière company films for reprinting.

Students and staff who work with the film collection belonging to the TVN Thoroughbred Racing Archive receive training from Conservation Officer, Pat O'Connor.

Beauty queens of days gone by are the stars of the show at the opening night, and 10th Anniversary, of Big Screen in Mildura.

In early 1940, with Australia less than a year into World War 2, a 17-year-old George Shirley used his father’s 16 mm movie camera to film two grand visitors to Sydney Harbour.

Grant Scicluna wins the inaugural Orlando Short Film Award for his short film 'Neon Skin'. Grant tells us what he's been up to, and gives us an insight into the world of making short films on the streets of Melbourne.

Australia’s earliest surviving sound-on-film films are of the Duke of York, soon to be King George VI.

Visitors to the NFSA’s headquarters in Canberra will confront an intriguing element of recent Australian broadcasting history.