Sarah Thomas, entertainment writer for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age hints at explores some of the Sci-Fi themes sure to excite audiences of the newest production, Childhood’s End shooting at Docklands Studios during its 10th Anniversary year.

The Australian’s media and entertainment writer, Michael Bodey highlights in his column that US science fiction television miniseries based on the Arthur C.

Don Groves for If magazine releases news that the 13-week shoot for Childhood’s End will take place at Docklands Studios and on location around Melbourne.

FilmInk publisher, Don Kornits explains from the film perspective why Melbourne is considered Australia”s cultural hub.

IF magazine”s social pages capture guests who attended Docklands Studio”s 10th Anniversary including: local actor, Jane Turner; producer, Anthony Ginnane; the Hon.

Emily Webb writing for the Leader community newspaper and Herald Sun online lists up 10 international films made in Melbourne including Ghost Rider, Knowing, Killer Elite and Where the Wild Things Are that were all filmed in part at Docklands Studios.

The Australian, ‘Arts’ Reel Time column by Michael Bodey reports on the wrapping of The Moon and The Sun filming at Docklands Studios Melbourne and the departure of its star, Pierce Brosnan.

Karl Quinn, National Film Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reports on the historical fantasy, The Moon and The Sun being shot at Docklands Studios Melbourne.

Karl Quinn, National Film Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age covers Oscar-winning actor William Hurt’s role as Pere La Chaise in the Australian-Chinese co-production The Moon and The Sun filming at Docklands Studios Melbourne.