Sean Slatter is a journalist for IF Magazine, focusing on local news and events in Australia, specifically in New South Wales and Sydney. With a keen interest in the entertainment industry, Sean covers topics such as film and television productions, industry announcements, and interviews with notable figures in the Australian entertainment scene.
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Sean Slatter's coverage predominantly revolves around the entertainment industry, particularly focusing on film and television. He frequently covers local events and press releases related to the entertainment sector in Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney.
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By: Sean Slatter
800 Words star Emma Leonard has written and will lead a new comedy feature that has begun filming in Sydney.
By: Sean Slatter, Akhsay Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala
A new celebration of South Asian cinema will be held across the country next month, with the Australian Centre for Indian Cinema announcing the inaugural National Indian Film Festival of Australia (NIFFA).
By: Sean Slatter, John Shipton
Ithaka producer Gabriel Shipton will join international speakers Shiori Ito, Shane Boris, and Elizabeth Klinck at next year’s Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC), which will carry the theme of Future Telling.
By: Sean Slatter, Jesse Marlow
Rachel Griffiths, Jacki Weaver, Claudia Karvan, and Steph Tisdell will appear on SBS next year, albeit in a factual capacity, as the broadcaster unveiled a host of new documentary series at its upfronts today.
Art Screen Events founder Katrine Elliott is the recipient of this year's Natalie Miller Fellowship (NMF), announced as part of the Australian International Movie Convention (AIMC) on the Gold Coast yesterday.
By: Sean Slatter
The world premiere of Matthew Holmes' shark thriller 'Fear Below' at last month's Monsterfest marked the culmination of a more than two-year journey that spanned two states and brought together an array of collaborators, ranging from Academy Award-nominated editor Matt Villa to directors Wayne Blair and Kiah Roache-Turner.
The Casting Guild of Australia has crowned its Rising Stars for 2024, naming the actors they believe have the potential to break out on the world stage.
The producing team behind the SXSW-selected 'Birdeater' has helped give wings to another indie horror, announcing principal photography has commenced in Melbourne on Adele Querol and Jerome Meyer's 'LoveBirds'.
By: Sean Slatter
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By: Sean Slatter
Judy Davis, Miriam Margolyes, and Jacki Weaver will star as three older oddball nuns on a journey to New Zealand's South Island in Nat Boltt's directorial debut Holy Days, set to begin principal photography across the Tasman this month.
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