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  • Three men and a woman stand on a harbour with blue sky and water behind them Film studio in Perth an epic flop
    Features

    Film studio in Perth an epic flop

    3 March 2022

    The vision splendid of a movie-making palace on the mouth of the Swan River has been shattered with Mark McGowan’s announcement that his government would not deliver on its election promise. Mark Naglazas investigates.

    Reading time • 10 minutesFilm
  • Two women and a man in evening wear stand in front of a red wall, with smiles on their faces Media Award WINNERS!
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    Media Award WINNERS!

    17 November 2021

    Seesaw writer Mark Naglazas has won the prize for best Culture and Arts Report at the WA Media Awards, putting Seesaw on the map for award-winning arts journalism.

    Reading time • 3 minutesMulti-arts
  • People are walking in and out of an archway to a heritage building with the word Fremantle emblazoned on the stonework Lights! Cameras! Fremantle!
    Features

    Lights! Cameras! Fremantle!

    13 May 2021

    The WA screen industry has fallen in behind the idea of Fremantle as the state’s film hub. But is Victoria Quay the best place for a movie studio? asks Mark Naglazas in the second of a series of articles on the most important piece of film infrastructure in our state’s history.

    Reading time • 10 minutesFilm
  • An artist's impression of a two-storey building lit with pink lights Hollywood or bust?
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    Hollywood or bust?

    6 May 2021

    The long-held dream of a movie studio in Western Australia is edging closer to reality. But is a $100 million state-of-the-art facility on Victoria Quay what our screen industry needs, asks Mark Naglazas in the first in a series on the most important piece of infrastructure in the State’s film and television history.

    Reading time • 10 minutesFilm
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