Explore videogame development and production with industry expert Ryan Warden, a game developer of over 20 years currently working as Production Director for Avowed at Obsidian Entertainment. Perfect ...

Discover the people, artworks and ideas that shape tomorrow. Tickets now on sale. Fuel your passion for film from home. Rent new releases, classics and revivals of our past programs at the click of a ...

A bi-monthly meet-up for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to watch and discuss First Nations films. The club will present seminal works that have paved the way for First Peoples stories on ...

Join famed Square Enix game developer Naoki Yoshida, producer and director of the critically acclaimed MMORPG FINAL FANTASY XIV. This exclusive developer talk, hosted by Stephanie ‘Hex’ Bendixsen, ...

Marshmallow Laser Feast's Sanctuary of the Unseen Forest celebrates the majestic Colombian kapok tree. Let's look back at some of screen culture's other mighty trees and forests.

From fun and interactive exhibitions to films and workshops, there’s plenty for kids and parents to explore at ACMI.

Join us for a talk in our cinema, and visit The Story of the Moving Image exhibition as part of your booking. We've a range of talks for years F-10. Explore professional learning opportunities and ...

Located in the heart of the Melbourne CBD, with a range of contemporary spaces, designed with state-of-the-art audio visual equipment and neutral interiors, ACMI's spaces are perfect for your next ...

We help teachers to expand their teaching and learning repertoire using the tools many students are passionate about – videogames. We foster a cross-curriculum learning community and build teachers’ ...

Dive into the cheeky world of the iconic slapstick videogame with playable displays and behind-the-scenes insights. In 2019, Melbourne game developers House House rose to international success and ...

This constellation explores the continuing cultural impact of Marylin Monroe’s iconic performance of 'Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend' in Gentlemen prefer Blondes (1953).

Revel in the joy and artistry of play with local artists, DJs and makers. Lose yourself in remixes and rhythms; put on specially-designed playsuits and become one with the wiggly, jiggly night beings; ...