See how Broken Hill has changed in these films and recorded sound items from the NFSA's collection.

These film posters highlight some of the many screen adaptations of Australian novels and plays held in the NFSA’s extensive collection relating to film, television and radio adaptations.

It's Western Australia's time to shine as we look at a selection of films made about the sunny state from 1907-1972.

Some of our most notable screenwriters talk about their craft.

An interview with Mad Bastards director/producer Brendan Fletcher after his feature won the 2011 NFSA IF Award for Independent Spirit.

Digital technology has, for decades, been elbowing its way onto the set and changing the way films get made. Film journalist Sandy George discussed its impact with those who roll up their sleeves and do the hard behind-the-scenes slog of filmmaking.

The NFSA joins the Australian film industry in mourning the loss of artist, writer and filmmaker Sarah Watt to cancer.

Much-loved Australian film critic John Hinde would have turned 100 today. NFSA Library manager Jan Thurling celebrates the radio and TV personality on his anniversary.

Sandy George looks at the 'furphy' that Australians don't like Australian films and breaks down some data on who watches what and how films are consumed by audiences in Australia.

Sandy George asks, how can Australian films and their limited promotional budgets compete with Hollywood's marketing machine?