Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Writer / Director / Co-Producer Peter Duncan gives insight into how the new six-part ABC drama series "Operation Buffalo" came into being. Includes discussions on locations, his approach to Indigenous issues and why he felt this story required satire.
"Operation Buffalo" is available to watch on ABC1 Sundays at 8:30pm and on ABC iView.
For more interviews and opportunities, head to Screen News: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/screen-news
Writer / Director / Co-Producer Peter Duncan gives insight into how the new six-part ABC drama series "Operation Buffalo" came into being. Includes discussions on locations, his approach to Indigenous issues and why he felt this story required satire.
"Operation Buffalo" is available to watch on ABC1 Sundays at 8:30pm and on ABC iView.
For more interviews and opportunities, head to Screen News: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/screen-news
![Muriels Wedding - 27 Years On
On the 29th September, 1994 an Australian comedy had its theatrical release and won the world over with its unique brand of Aussie humour. For the Director of Photography Martin McGrath, the success of Muriels Wedding was never in doubt.
I knew it was going to be special, without a doubt, McGrath reflects 27 years later. And I was not prepared for the wave of emotion that hit me seeing it [at Cannes Film Festival]... I was weeping for half and hour afterwards.
In this behind the scenes video, McGrath reveals the lengths writer / director P.J. Hogan went to find the right church location for the iconic wedding scene, his first discussions with the director about the project and his favourite scene from the film.
For more interviews and opportunities, head to Screen News: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/screen-news Muriels Wedding - 27 Years On](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UESrBlCVhsM/mqdefault.jpg)









