ACMI - Australian Centre for the Moving Image

Urban traversal as resistance in videogames

Fascist states through the lens of environmental storytelling

Making Wonderland

Find out how we made the blockbuster exhibition in this behind-the-scenes documentary

10 mins

Discord and new beginnings in Wings of Desire

How do the personal and political collide in the Wim Wenders masterpiece?

Argentine identity in the films of Lucrecia Martel

Lucrecia Martel's latest film Zama shares the same concerns with her earlier trilogy

The future is behind you: the new life of retrogaming

Is there more to the rise of retrogaming than the simple joy of nostalgia?

Five tips for rising above the haters as a woman in games

Author Leena van Deventer gives us her top tips for surviving and thriving

8 mins

Four essential elements to writing a good videogame

Brooke Maggs takes us inside the art and theory of narrative design for games

The changing face of the Console War

How has the way we choose a console changed since the 90s?

The rise of narratives in videogames

When did games become more than entertainment?

8 mins

Grown-up stories in games

An interview with game designer and advocate Ally McLean

15 mins

Making Florence: a craft game studio at work

An interview with programmer Sam Crisp from Mountains

20 mins

Screen It to Steam: interview with Bradley Hennessey

The Screen It 2017 Senior Video Game winner talks about his game, An Aspie Life

Imperfect reflections: a defence of bad queer representation

Is bad representation worse than any representation at all?

Top five TV dystopias

Prepare for the end without leaving the couch

Looping on repeat

Assistant curator Jim Fishwick looks back at the golden age that was Vine

Why Homecoming Queens' nuanced portrayal of chronic illness is vital

Writer Alistair Baldwin reflects on the importance of finally having a show that represents the experience of illness

6 mins

Narrative prosthesis: how disability as metaphor is shaping on-screen casting diversity

Writer and comedian Alistair Baldwin interrogates representations of disability on screen

Who is Alice?

In this visual essay, Michelle J. Smith traces the influence and impact of Alice through pop culture

6 mins

Recorded talks: Dystopia on Screen

Catch up on our conversation exploring screen dystopias

Forgotten Rebels: From Book to Screen

Watch Outlander writer Anne Kenney talk adaptation with historian and award-winning writer Dr Clare Wright

Recorded Talks: Mainstreaming Disability and Appearance Diversity on Screen

Did you know that twenty percent of Australians live with disability?

107 mins

Recorded Talks: The Decolonising of Aboriginal Representation on our Screens

For Reconciliation week, we ask how Aboriginal people can take back control of their stories and identity

90 mins

Recorded Talks: The Pleasure of Pixels

Indulge in the aesthetic pleasures of experimental and art game

80 mins

Recorded Talks:Electric Girlhoods and Alices Past and Future

Academics and cultural critics delve into different conceptions of femininity and meaning throughout Alice's history

90 mins

Recorded Talks: Art, Politics and Protest

Three exceptional artists discuss their provocations in film and video art

90 mins

Recorded talks: Preserving the Artefacts of the Future

How can museums preserve digital objects?

90 mins

ACMI Conversations

Catch up on talks about the moving image in politics, society, culture and art

Women & Non-Binary Gamers Club

Meet like-minded gamers in a free monthly meet up

Second Friday of the month from May 2018 6pm–8pm Free

ACMI Conversations

Bold ideas and discussions about the moving image and its connections to our world, politics, society, culture and art

Every Tuesday in September and October 6.30pm