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Griffith Film School, Griffith University
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12/06/2026
To celebrate the YouTube release of INA on June 12, Griffith Film School alum and series producer Danielle Redford shares a powerful full-circle story in this guest blog - returning to campus to film the series while giving students real, on-set experience that turns ambition into industry-ready skills.
1 day to go... INA lands on YouTube tomorrow (June 12) and you won't want to miss it 🍿👀
INA is a six-part online series created by Griffith Film School alum Rachel Maxine Anderson and produced by fellow alum Danielle Redford, about food, family and second chances.
Head to YouTube via the link in our bio to check out the trailer, and don't miss the series launch tomorrow!
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28/05/2026
Bus Stop Films are now accepting applications for emerging producers to start their inclusive filmmaking journey through the Inclusive Producer Attachment Program. The program opens up inclusive filmmaking opportunities to next generation producers across Australia, supporting 2026 class film projects. They will work with in-house Producer Dianna La Grassa and a team of IPA alumni producers to bring to life a slate of 21 inclusively made short films, being produced through the Accessible Filmmaking Program.
The Program is generously supported by Bus Stop Films together with Screen NSW, Screen Queensland, VicScreen, Screen Tasmania, Screen Canberra, Screen Territory, Screenwest and the South Australian Film Corporation.
The upcoming Korean zombie thriller Colony marks the latest work of acclaimed director Yeon Sang-ho, whose previous films such as Train to Busan (2016) and Peninsula (2020) helped define the modern “K‑zombie” genre and earned him international recognition. 🧟♀️🧟♂️
Before its wide release, Colony premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival on May 15, where it became one of the event’s most talked‑about titles, with long queues and a 7-minute standing ovation! The buzz carried over to Korea, where the film has vastly outperformed other 2026 releases, hitting over 2 million admissions within days!
Don't miss this defining genre release of 2026 - you'll find early screenings at Sydney Film Festival on 4th & 5th June, or make sure to see what all the fuss is about when the film premieres in select Australian cinemas from June 11. 🍿📽
Thanks to distributor K-Movie, we have a limited number of tickets available for current students - keep an eye on your student emails for your chance to grab a ticket! 🎟
Griffith Film School alumni are bringing regional Queensland stories to national audiences through their work on SBS Food's Taste of the Tropics, highlighting the people, places and ingredients of Far North Queensland. 🎬🌴
What stories from your community would you love to see on screen?
30/04/2026
Consider this your Thursday night viewing sorted! 📺🍽️
Season Two of SBS Food's Taste of the Tropics series begins TONIGHT from 7:30pm, with episode one hosted by Yidinji comedian, actress and author Steph Tisdell.
Titled 'Share Plates', the episode heads back to Steph's roots in Far North Queensland to explore what belonging really means, with each shared plate becoming a story of migration, resilience, identity and connection.
Episode one was co-produced by Griffith Film School alumni Caden Pearson and Kate Boylan-Ascione, and supported by Screen Queensland, Screenworks and SBS as part of their talent development program to build the broadcast experience of emerging producing talent from the region and showcase the people, places and local ingredients that make this region so unique and unforgettable.
Check out the episodes weekly on SBS Food Thursdays from 7:30pm, or on SBS On Demand from today. Congratulations to Caden and Kate for another successful project bringing regional stories to our screens!
22/04/2026
Trailer incoming 🚨🍿👀
INA - a six-part online series created by Griffith Film School alum Rachel Maxine Anderson with principal production funding from Screen Australia in association with Screen Queensland - is set to premiere at the prestigious Canneseries International Series Festival later this month, ahead of a YouTube release on June 12.
Produced by fellow alum Danielle Redford, the series is about food, family and second chances. Ina was supported by Griffith Film School, who provided a filming location and integrated the project within our work integrated learning model to allow current students an opportunity to gain experience working alongside an industry crew on a live production.
We are so proud of Rachel, Danielle and the many more alumni involved with bringing the project to life!
Follow the project on Instagram to catch updates on the ground at Cannes, and head to YouTube to check out the trailer!
Griffith Film School graduate Lilli Corrias-Smith and her team have achieved major international recognition, with the Queensland-made social media series nominated in competition for The Webby Awards - one of the most prestigious global honours for digital media!
The nomination celebrates not only the project’s appeal to audiences seeking genre-bending original content on social media, but also the ongoing collaboration between Griffith Film School alumni.
Fans can support the project by voting for in the Webby People’s Voice Awards, with voting open until 16 April 2026.
Flickerfest is taking its Best Of Australian Shorts program on the road! 🚌📽
Hitting Brisbane on Thursday 9th April, audiences can expect a specially curated selection of highlights from Flickerfest’s Australian Academy® Qualifying competition programmes in Bondi 2026.
This programme includes all films that were made in Queensland or by filmmakers who grew up in Queensland, and we're stoked to see heaps of Griffith Film School alumni in the mix!
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