Food, family and film are on the menu for a pair of Griffith grads whose debut documentary series screens on SBS this weekend.

ABC TV will screen a new documentary by Griffith Film School Masters student Jaina Kalifa - a career milestone for the emerging filmmaker.

Griffith Film School students collaborated with Indigenous Elders on a stop-motion animated film as part of the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival at Winton.

Griffith Film School alumni Katherine Chediak Putnam and Dean Law have been nominated for a prestigious Australian Writers' Guild Award (AWGIE).

Actor and comedian Matt Okine is lending his star power to a music video produced by Griffith Film School students.

Queensland Conservatorium alumnus Joff Bush is the man behind the music on hit series like Bluey and The Family Law.

Games design students at Griffith are helping keep Indigenous language and stories alive, creating a series of interactive games for the Yugambeh Museum, south of Brisbane.

The Griffith alumni behind the hit series Bluey have had a massive week - winning a Logie award and reaching 100 million plays on ABC iView.

Griffith graduates Henrik Pettersson and Anna Zhou are gaining global recognition for their fresh take on games design.

Griffith Film School animation student Julen Goñi named the joint winner in the Moving Pictures category at RSA 2019 Student Design Awards.

Griffith Film School alumnus Ryan Miller is collaborating with Griffith on a new 12-week internship for Masters students.

Griffith Film School students and alumni are successfully plunging into the brave new world of online content, generating millions of views globally.

Griffith Film School animation alumni have launched their hit series Bluey on the world stage, with the first two seasons to screen internationally on Disney Junior and Disney+.

A powerful new documentary by Griffith film lecturer Dr Peter Hegedus has been nominated for a $10,000 prize at the Sydney Film Festival next week.

Queensland College of Art alumnus Travis Beard will premiere his directorial debut in Brisbane this weekend - a powerful feature documentary about Afghanistan's first heavy metal band.

Griffith Film School's animation program has been ranked number two in Australia and within the top ten globally, according to the latest International Animation School Rankings.

Film students had the opportunity to work behind the scenes on a series of exclusive shoots for Griffith's federal election coverage.

Griffith Film School alumnus Liam Heyen is celebrating the release of his latest film, the feel-good Aussie comedy, Top End Wedding.