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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 23 MIN

002 - The Oscars, AIDC & the Importance of Public Broadcasters

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In this episode of We Interrupt This Broadcast we wrap up the Oscars, and discuss the changing landscape of documentary - as seen at this year's Australian International Documentary Conference. Plus: SPA's new Chair, the importance of public broadcasters, another farewell to Neighbours, and more...---00:00 Intro00:38 Feedback from our first episode01:46 Introducing… Deep Dives03:08 The Oscars, Anora controversy & its $18m campaign 05:35 AIDC & the changing landscape of documentary 08:29 SPA’s Policy Platform & new Council Chair Kate Carnell09:51 Alison Hurbert-Burns departs BINGE/Foxtel10:15 Hugh Marks begins as Managing Director at the ABC10:36 The importance of public broadcasters13:07 HBO Max announces Australian launch15:55 See-Saw Films Acquired by Mediawan18:10 What’s (Not) Happening in Production: Neighbours Cancelled20:24 The Australian content we’re watching this month21:52 Episode wrap-up & our Screen Forever bonus episode22:55 Acknowledgement of Country & Podcast Credits---Hosted by ⁠Julie Eckersley⁠ and ⁠Kirsty Stark⁠.Produced & edited by ⁠Leonie Marsh⁠.---This episode is proudly brought to you by ⁠Screen Vixens⁠, ⁠CrewHQ⁠ & ⁠Expanding Media⁠.Join the conversation about Episode 2 on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠LinkedIn⁠.---Have industry news, upcoming events or productions to share? Let us know at [email protected] remember to subscribe at ⁠http://www.weinterruptthisbroadcast.com.au⁠ to get future episodes in your inbox each month, along with our show notes, links and bonus content.

In this episode of We Interrupt This Broadcast we wrap up the Oscars, and discuss the changing landscape of documentary - as seen at this year's Australian International Documentary Conference. Plus: SPA's new Chair, the importance of public broadcasters, another farewell to Neighbours, and more...---00:00 Intro00:38 Feedback from our first episode01:46 Introducing… Deep Dives03:08 The Oscars, Anora controversy & its $18m campaign 05:35 AIDC & the changing landscape of documentary 08:29 SPA’s Policy Platform & new Council Chair Kate Carnell09:51 Alison Hurbert-Burns departs BINGE/Foxtel10:15 Hugh Marks begins as Managing Director at the ABC10:36 The importance of public broadcasters13:07 HBO Max announces Australian launch15:55 See-Saw Films Acquired by Mediawan18:10 What’s (Not) Happening in Production: Neighbours Cancelled20:24 The Australian content we’re watching this month21:52 Episode wrap-up & our Screen Forever bonus episode22:55 Acknowledgement of Country & Podcast Credits---Hosted by ⁠Julie Eckersley⁠ and ⁠Kirsty Stark⁠.Produced & edited by ⁠Leonie Marsh⁠.---This episode is proudly brought to you by ⁠Screen Vixens⁠, ⁠CrewHQ⁠ & ⁠Expanding Media⁠.Join the conversation about Episode 2 on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠LinkedIn⁠.---Have industry news, upcoming events or productions to share? Let us know at [email protected] remember to subscribe at ⁠http://www.weinterruptthisbroadcast.com.au⁠ to get future episodes in your inbox each month, along with our show notes, links and bonus content.

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