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Oz Film Files is a podcast hosted by A/Prof Stephen Gaunson, brought to you by the RMIT Australian Screen Research Collection and RMIT Culture. In each episode, we delve into interviews with specialists who have shaped or contributed to the Collection or broader Australian film industry. We explore the intersection of Australian film, history, and material culture, connecting scholars, enthusiasts, and archivists. Show theme and music produced by Oliver O’Brien (@olvr_undr) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts OZ Film Files, a interviews show with 11 episodes published.
Steve chats with cinema veteran David Kilderry, tracing his journey from teen projectionist to receiving his Projectionist's Licence at RMIT Radio School in Melbourne and moving into roles at Hoyts and Village during the
In this episode, Steve and Kirsten Stevens discuss the early days of the Melbourne Film Festival, reflecting on its formative aims and challenges. They also consider the rise of virtual film festivals and unpack the indu
Steve speaks with Melbourne film director and exhibitor Gus Berger about the logistics of literally building a cinema from the ground up. They unpack film curation versus programming, cultivating community beyond audienc
In this episode, Steve talks with archivist and film historian Graham Shirley about his path from teenage film enthusiast to a leading figure in Australian film preservation and history. Graham reflects on his early rese
Cerise Howard—film critic, curator, and long-time champion of Australian screen culture—reflects on her path through festivals, programming, and advocacy for diverse cinematic voices. With Steve, she discusses her curato
Director and producer Maggie Miles talks to Steve Gaunson about her impressive filmography that includes producing films with Paul Cox and Robert Connolly, working with Jack Thompson and her recent shift into documentary
Bill Mousoulis is an unsung legend of Australian independent cinema on many levels. Though many know him as an Greek-Australian independent filmmaker he is also the co-founder of several Australian film cultural institut
Steve Gaunson never had the opportunity to meet Alan Hopgood, the writer of Alvin Purple. However, with the donation of several of Alan's files to the Australian Screen Research Collection, it seemed an ideal opportunity
Tim Chappel began his career with hand-painted costumes at Sydney's Paddington Markets. He quickly advanced to become a renowned costume designer, winning an Academy Award, BAFTA, and AFI Award. In this high-energy chat,
Deb Verhoeven has long been a leading advocate for Australian film heritage. In this episode, she discusses her pivotal role in transferring the AFI Research Collection to RMIT University. Additionally, Steve and Deb exp
Antony Ginnane has been a prominent and influential figure in the Australian film industry since the 1970s. Steve and Tony discuss the establishment of a small distribution company, Studio Films, which imported internati
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