Breaking Screen
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Podcast Overview
<p>Get up-to-date on Australian screen industry news and hear from local writers, producers, directors and more. Created and hosted by journalist and screenwriter Caris Bizzaca.</p>
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Publishing Since
6/2/2025
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Recent Episodes
July 21, 2026
Renée Broome: working in the Home and Away script department
Today's episode features Renée Broome, an in-house Screenwriter and Script Editor at Home and Away, who's written dozens of episodes of the series and worked on more than 1,000 episodes in her various roles in the script department over the past nine years. Throughout the episode, Renée talks through the script department and what each role is – from Script Coordinator to Storyliner and Script Editor - as well as her experience working in each. Renée also talks to what a typical week for her looks like on Home and Away, key skills she has learned working there, writing advice, and much more.
July 7, 2026
Danielle Redford: producing online series Ina at the same time as feature film Zombucha!
Today's episode features Danielle Redford, a producer and the founder of Contra Stories whose latest project is the six-episode online series Ina, which is written and directed by Rachel Maxine Anderson and available to watch on YouTube now https://www.youtube.com/@ina.series Throughout the episode, Danielle talks about how working in distribution has influenced her as a producer, her experience of producing Ina at the same time as upcoming feature film Zombucha!, the benefits and takeaways from releasing on a platform like YouTube, and much more.
June 23, 2026
Ben Jenkins: creating and co-writing The Killings at Parrish Station
Joining the podcast is Ben Jenkins, the creator and one of the writers of the new six-part Stan Original series The Killings at Parrish Station, a cosmic horror drama that releases on the streamer on June 24. Set across two time periods – 1987 and present day – it begins when a gruesome massacre at a remote research station plunges a detective (played in the past by Mia Wasikowska and in the present by Heather Mitchell) into an inexplicable, decades-long mystery. Throughout the episode Ben talks about his career journey from stand-up comedy to working on The Chaser, and as writer, producer and presenter on The Checkout before his time on The Feed – and how his years in sketch comedy have informed him as a writer. He talks about tackling a drama set across different time periods, how he collaborated with writers Tim Pye, Catherine Smyth-McMullen and Yolanda Ramke to draft episodes, how to maintain the core idea of a story over years of development, and much more. Watch all episodes of The Killings at Parrish Station from June 24
26 total episodes available
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- What is Breaking Screen?
<p>Get up-to-date on Australian screen industry news and hear from local writers, producers, directors and more. Created and hosted by journalist and screenwriter Caris Bizzaca.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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