“This new digital archive is not only a comprehensive anthology of the Sydney Film Festival and the Australian film industry, but is also a celebration of Sydney and NSW as the nation’s hub of film and creative industries,” said Minister Souris said.
Sydney Film Festival: 1954 to Now is a world-first, designed as a digital-only publication with thousands of pages of content and images, creating a film resource so large it could not be physically printed.
Sydney Film Festival: 1954 to Now includes stories, videos, images and audio, in a beautifully laid out and accessible format, which can be enjoyed across laptops, desktops and tablets.
Contributors to Sydney Film Festival: 1954 to Now include David Marr, Dr Gregory Dolgopolov, Garry Maddox, Eddie Cockrell and Sandy George, as well as former Sydney Film Festival directors David Stratton, Paul Byrnes, Gayle Lake, Lynden Barber, Clare Stewart and the festival’s first director, David Donaldson.
Destination NSW is the NSW Government’s strategic partner with the Sydney Film Festival. Sydney Film Festival: 1954 to Now is free and can be viewed via the Sydney Film Festival website.
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