Arterial Films

06/05/2025

We’re beyond excited that The Run has been selected for the Marché du Film - Festival de Cannes as part of the “Goes to Cannes” showcase, in partnership with the Adelaide Film Festival.

Held alongside the Cannes Film Festival, the Marché du Film is the world’s largest and most influential film market. AFF’s involvement in the “Goes to Cannes” initiative enables five standout South Australian projects to be presented as part of this prestigious industry program.

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24/04/2025

The Rover of Tobruk - the story of Bob Quinn, WWII veteran and Port Adelaide Football Club legend - now streaming on SBS On Demand.
A powerful story of courage, legacy, and the impact of war on and off the field.

Watch it this weekend 👇
www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-program/the-rover-of-tobruk/2325811267790

02/12/2024

Meet Jimmy, played by the incredible Nicholas Hope.
The Run, coming 2025.

📷 Carl Vester

www.arterialfilms.com.au/our-films/the-run

07/11/2024

Congratulations to our Short Film Audience Award winner FINDING JIA ✨

A second win for the team who also took out the Official Competition Short Film Award!

The film follows the story of discontented Mei who lives with her family in the office behind their shop, reciting her times-tables and arguing with her parents. All she wants is a life more like the one she sees on television, until her mum confiscates the TV set. Congratulations to Alice Yang and Maisie Fabry.

05/11/2024

Finding Jia wins inaugural Short Film Award 🎉
Congratulations to Alice Yang on this award for her beautifully written and directed film. Finding Jia was expertly produced by Maisie Fabry, with stunning cinematography from Claire Bishop and gorgeous editing by Wilson Tran.
AFF judges praised Finding Jia: “The film stood out with its beautiful direction and honest portrayal of familial connection and identity in an Australian immigrant household. The jurors were impressed by Alice Yang and the team’s confident filmmaking voice, and are excited to see what they do next.”
Congrats to the whole team!

18/10/2024

Congrats to Wilson Tran, Head of Post Production at Watchpost and Arterial Films, for his Ellie Awards nomination for Finding Jia! Congratulations to all the nominees, with a special shout-out to our collaborator and colleague Sam Matthews and the other incredible SA talent. Catch Finding Jia at Adelaide Film Festival and SXSW Sydney. 👏

🎉 The Australian Screen Editors Guild has announced that four SA editors have been nominated for the 2024 Ellie Awards! https://www.screeneditors.com.au/2024-ellie-awards-nominees-announced/

🎬 Wilson Tran for Best Editing in a Short Drama
🎬 Sam Matthews for Best Editing in Documentary Feature
🎬 Carly Turner for Best Editing in Feature Drama
🎬 Veronica Buhagiar for the Technical Excellence Award

📸 (L-R) Wilson Tran, Veronica Buhagiar,

08/10/2024

We’re thrilled to share our documentary The Burnt Half with Australia — now available to watch on SBS On Demand! See the untold stories of Kangaroo Island’s community and the impact of the 2020 bushfires.
Stream it here 👉 https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/movie/the-burnt-half/2372800067596

01/10/2024

We are making a feature film in November and we need a very well trained dog to play sick then dead in a scene. 😞🐾
If anyone thinks they have a dog that could do this on demand, we’d love to talk with you. The dog breed doesn’t matter so much however not looking for small breeds or lapdogs.
This is a paid opportunity.
Please message or email me direct at [email protected]

14/07/2024

Taking this lot to Europe for 2 weeks. Lucky teenagers and kids! Just landed in Qatar Airways - Hamad International Airport next stop Barcelona, Spain then Giffoni Film Festival.

02/07/2024

The Burnt Half was nominated for Best Feature Film at the South Australian Screen Awards and will be screening on SBS this October! ✨
We’re proud of the recognition and the incredible local talent we stand alongside. Congratulations to all the SASA nominees and winners! Big thanks to our amazing team and supporters who brought this project to life, and special thanks to The Mercury for hosting 🙌
We look forward to sharing The Burnt Half with more of you this October!

22/04/2024

Tune in this Anzac Day to SBS for 'The Rover of Tobruk,' celebrating the life of Bob Quinn, WWII hero and Port Adelaide Football Club immortal. Narrated by Erin Phillips, the documentary captures Quinn's profound impact both on and off the field. Featuring stories from Tim Ginever, Ashley Porter, the Quinn family and more, the film explores themes of courage and resilience through intimate interviews, archival footage and re-enactments featuring Steven Summerton as Quinn.

Watch live on SBS channel 3 at 3pm ACST or stream on SBS On Demand.