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newspaper article		Bright light on the horizon in The Australian (15/10/2005) p.23 Call No: DVD RESEARCH FOLDER; DVD RESEARCH FOLDER Author: Zion, Lawrie Subject: AUSTRALIA 2000s; BOX OFFICE. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, FILM. AUSTRALIA; CONNOLLY, ROBERT; LANTANA (AT, Ray Lawrence, 2001); LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005); BANK, THE (AT/IT, Robert Connolly, 2001) Summary: Mainly about the fortunes of the Australian film industry in 2005, in comparison to the earlier years in the decade. Some interesting stats on The Bank which shine a light on the importance of DVD sales and TV sales on top of Box Office. Notes: accessed from: Factiva. Dow Jones Reuters Business Interactive LLC. RMIT University Library. (14 May 2007). Quotations: -- Assessing the precise value of these additional revenue streams is difficult, but they are important. The experience of the 2001 film The Bank is instructive. Like several of this year's movies, this financial thriller earned about $2.6 million during its original box-office run, which means that about 260,000 Australians saw it on the big screen. But after being released on home formats, and screen on pay and free-to-air TV, its total audience has built to more than 3 million, according to director Robert Connolly.; -- This "accured interest" suggests that the theatrical release can account for less than 10 per cent of a film's eventual audience reach. "My suspicion is that because of the cost of a movie ticket people are increasingly going to the the cinema to see spectable and choosing to see Australian films at home," says Connolly, who also directed Three Dollars. Still, for most films it is the success, however measured, of the theatrical release that largely determines its subsequent fate in other formats, making a strong splash in cinemas just as critical as ever. More info
journal article		Justine Clarke in Empire (Australian Ed.) (October 2005) iss.55 p.34 Author: Nichael Adams PhysDes: Article Subject: CLARKE, JUSTINE; LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Summary: Interview with Justine Clarke on making Look Both Ways More info
Online resource digital clippings file		LOOK BOTH WAYS : (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Digital clippings file available Call No: TITLE CLIPPINGS FILE; DIGITAL CLIPPINGS FILE PhysDes: Clippings; Press kit Subject: LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) More info
script		Look both ways / by Sarah Watt 2003. Call No: S LOO Author: Watt, Sahah PubDate: 2003 PhysDes: 93 p. Subject: LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Notes: Unpublished script; Donated by the Australian Film Institute More info
book		Look both ways : daylight reverie / Gary Simmons [Melbourne, Vic.]: Australian Centre for the Moving Image, 2007. Call No: 79LOO SIM Author: Simmons, Gary Source: AT Place: [Melbourne, Vic.] Publisher: Australian Centre for the Moving Image PubDate: 2007 PhysDes: x, 77 p. :ill. ; 21 cm. Series: ACMI study guides Subject: LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Summary: Look Both Ways explores the fluctuations and commonalities of ordinary lives: love, grief, happiness and loss. This ACMI study guide provides a framework to explore this award-winning Australian film. The guide analyses how the director constructs its characters and ideas, at the same time as inviting students to make their own conclusions about its meaning. [Taken from back cover.] ISBN: 1920805168 More info
journal article		Look Both Ways in Empire (Australian Ed.) (September 2005) iss.54 p.26 Author: Michael Adams PhysDes: Article Subject: MCINNES, WILLIAM; CLARKE, JUSTINE; LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Summary: Review of Look Both Ways More info
journal article		Look Both Ways in Empire (Australian Ed.) (March 2006) iss.60 p.96 Author: Greg Bork PhysDes: Article Subject: LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Summary: D.V.D. review of Look Both Ways More info
poster		[Look both ways : poster, double-sided] Call No: P LOO PhysDes: 1 poster : col. : double sided ; 100 X 70 cm. Subject: LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005) Summary: Colour, glossy double-sided poster. Image features a stylised yellow road sign with film title, below a shark, and above a steam engine. Background is blue mosaic of images from film. Double-sided poster, reverse image on other side. Notes: Double-sided More info
book		Mediations : working papers on media and practice / edited by Lisa French, Christine Rogers and Jenny Weight Melbourne: RMIT, 2010. Call No: 401 MED Place: Melbourne Publisher: RMIT PubDate: 2010 PhysDes: viii, 178 p. ; 23 cm. Subject: MEDIA; AUSTRALIAN FILM INSTITUTE; LOOK BOTH WAYS (AT, Sarah Watt, 2005); LUBITSCH, ERNST Summary: This book gathers together a variety of papers which represent the sweep of interests and practices of the media team at RMIT University. -- from the back cover. Notes: Includes bibliographic references and filmographies. ISBN: 144997063X Contents: -- The mere fancy sketches of Ned Kelly / Stephen Gaunson -- 'The film we had imagined' or: Anna and Jean-Luc go to the movies / Adrian Danks -- The sound touch, or Lubitsch talks! / Peter H. Kemp -- Prelude to an industry: the founding of the Australian Film Institute / Lisa French & Mark Poole -- A good take - the process as a site for screen production research / Leo Berkeley -- Memory cages / Rachel Wilson -- Encouraging critical practice in media students: the digital dossier initiative / David Carlin & Paul Ritchard -- Videodefunct: tagged, triptych online video content / Seth Keen -- Hypertext structure as the event of connection / Adrian Miles -- The cultural 'Traumascape' - Look Both Ways, railway accidents and trauma / David Carlin -- Phones and trains: how to subvert industrial time / Jenny Weight -- The portable shrine / Dean Keep -- Metal on the forefinger / Christine Rogers -- Flunking shoah / Jenny Weight -- Window television / David Carlin More info

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