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SCA creates head of audio production & operations role, appoints Cathrine McVeigh
Taking up the role, which is part of the content leadership team, is Cathrine McVeigh.
McVeigh has most recently been head of production for digital media and television at Southern Pictures, and has also worked at the ABC in various roles including digital production operations for podcasting and audio.
At SCA, she will oversee the creation of its new audio production and content operations hub, and will lead a combined team across the country to deliver audio content across the Hit and Triple M networks, commercial production and digital platform LiSTNR.
Principal Media to distribute VisionHawk nature documentaries
Principal Media, a global content licensing and channel distribution company, has come to an agreement to partner with VisionHawk Films to help distribute three .
Global streaming giants push ahead with local content production
May 6, 2021 2:26
This follows a recent push for more Australian made content from international streaming companies.
The documentary series, Shipwreck Hunters is being principally produced by Screen Australian in association with Screenwest and the Western Australian Screen Fund.
Shipwreck Hunters Australia screen team
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Netflix has also picked up Australian documentary series The Mosque Next Door, to be streamed on its Australian and New Zealand services.
The series, produced by Sydney based Southern Pictures takes a look inside a Mosque, where viewers are introduced to the Holland Park community and its colourful personalities as they “confront Islamophobia, manage the challenges of love and family and struggle to make a place for themselves in Modern Australia,” according to a release.
From a group of Australians fighting to find overcome their stutters to a year in the life of three drag queens and a visit to the iconic outback town of Birdsville, the new season of Untold Australia again showcases gripping stories from across the nation.
This is the fifth season of the series, which has previously shared engaging and thought-provoking tales including
Outback Rabbis and
Love Me As I Am (catch up on these and more in seasons three and four, streaming now at SBS On Demand).
This new season of the critically acclaimed documentary collection premieres on Tuesday 5 January with