In the second of our crew spotlights, Second Unit Cinematographer Matt Toll explains how he captured the wild and colourful atmosphere of rock ‘n’ roll fame while filming Better Man on location and at Docklands Studios Melbourne.

The wildly original biopic of UK rock star Robbie Williams is one of the biggest films ever made in Melbourne, and was the first production on Docklands Studios new super stage (Stage 6).

Women are leading the way on both sides of the camera on Saccharine, the third feature film by Victorian filmmaker Natalie Erika James (Relic, Apartment 7A).

(Article by Brendan Swift, published by IF Magazine November 22, 2024) Carnival Films and Matchbox Pictures have employed a suite of sustainability processes during production of drama series All Her Fault which points the way forward for the film and TV sector.

Every object – big or small – that appears in a film or TV scene has been placed there by someone like Lisa Brennan.

Alan Ritchson (photo by Storm Santos) and Patrick Hughes (photo by Austin Hargrave).

We’re delighted to announce the Emmy-winning actress is returning to Docklands Studios Melbourne.

Victoria’s reputation as a global hub for screen production continues to shine with cameras set to roll next month on a major new feature film from Sony Pictures.

Award-winning showrunner Tony Ayres has returned to Docklands Studios with a new Australian drama series for global release on Netflix.