Christopher's drone app aims to open the skies to aspiring filmmakers with disability
2 SepBorn with quadriplegic cerebral palsy, Christopher Hills has invented a way to fly drones using only head movements in his pursuit of becoming a filmmaker.
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Film and production
Reddit short stories are popular in Hollywood – joining a long trend. Here are 5 of the best short stories on film
26 MayShort stories published on Reddit have been selling for lucrative amounts to studios like Warner Bros, Amazon MGM and Netflix—it seems there’s no need to write a full screenplay to kick start a Hollywood dream.
What it's like working as a production manager on a Pixar movie
21 AprUniSC graduate and Pixar Animation Studios feature film production manager, Lucy Laliberte, writes about what it's like working as a production manager an blockbuster film.
A terrifying tour of the expanding Alien Universe
23 FebIt's been nearly five decades since the Alien franchise burst onto our screens but little has dimmed its impact, with Dr Susan Hopkins positing that its most terrifying monster may not be the Xenomorph, but the corporate and cultural nightmares explored in the series.
'New Zealanders are inventive by necessity’: how the master clown Philippe Gaulier shaped NZ theatre
17 FebMaster clown and French theatre guru Philippe Gaulier has passed away aged 82, but his influence will live on around the world – particularly in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Nepo baby rebellion: Could the family breakdown finally break Brand Beckham?
16 FebIn January 2026 when world leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss escalating global tensions, Brooklyn Beckham's Instagram revealed family turmoil that captured equally intense public attention.
TEDx University of the Sunshine Coast event to showcase the Coast to the world
20 Nov 2025UniSC will host its first TEDx event, showcasing the Sunshine Coast's innovation and community to more than 43 million viewers worldwide.
‘Wog’ humour, tense US politics and real-world monsters: what to watch in November
3 Nov 2025As the year begins to wind down, and the days grow longer, our critics have a fresh slate of films and series to keep you glued to your screen.
Holy s**t, something bad is about to happen! The art vs the science of scary cinema
16 Oct 2025On the milestone anniversary of two classic Australian movies Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975) and Wolf Creek (2005), UniSC cognitive neuroscientist Dr Will Harrison speaks to actor John Jarratt about the psychological tricks that movie creators use to scare the pants off audiences.
Mushroom murders, riotous mockumentary and a surveillance thriller: what to watch in October
7 Oct 2025This month’s streaming lineup has plenty to offer, whether you’re chasing thrills, a nostalgic romcom, or some humour to keep you company as you settle in after a long day of work.
Adam Hindmarsh gives up the recipe for Nana's Pie creative success
12 Aug 2025From jamming in a van by the beach to playing packed-out shows with Nana’s Pie, Adam Hindmarsh has built a creative career fuelled by passion, persistence and good people.
Shark tales, a sinking city and a breathless cop thriller: what to watch in August
6 Aug 2025This month’s streaming highlights bring a little bit of everything, from gripping true crime, to thought-provoking political drama, and a nostalgic music documentary on the life and times of piano man Billy Joel.
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