There’s a lot happening this month—from new features and blog tips to upcoming releases we’re proud to support. Whether you’re wrapping up cost reports or catching up on what’s new in production, we’ve pulled together the updates worth your time.
⏱ Estimated reading time: 3–4 minutes

Digital Forms – What’s New
📅 Friday, 6 June | 10:00am AEST
Digital Forms just got an upgrade—and we’re giving you a first look at the new features designed to make onboarding even faster, smarter, and more secure.
Whether you’re already using the platform or just starting to explore it, this session is packed with practical insights you won’t want to miss.
P.S. We know schedules can be unpredictable—register anyway and you’ll have access to the replay to watch at a time that works best for you.

Dangerous Animals Heads to Cannes
Brace yourselves—Dangerous Animals is about to be unleashed.
From director Sean Byrne (The Loved Ones), this punchy, pulpy thriller set to premiere at Cannes channels the gritty energy of exploitation cinema, with a modern twist.
We’re proud to have supported the production with Eclipse, Digital Paper Flow, and Payroll—keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes while the chaos played out on screen.
This one’s not for the faint-hearted—and we can’t wait to see the full release in June.

Grief, Mystery, and Memory Collide in The Survivors
Streaming soon on Netflix
Grief, memory, and mystery collide in The Survivors, a powerful drama set to hit Netflix this June. Directed by Cherie Nowlan and led by a stellar cast including Damien Garvey, the series digs deep into loss and identity—layered with emotion and beautifully shot.
TPH Global supported the production with Eclipse, DPF, and Payroll, helping the team stay focused on the story while we handled the back-end. We’re incredibly proud to play a part in bringing such meaningful storytelling to life.

From dream job to daily wins in production payroll
Lara always knew she wanted to work in film and television. And today, as a Payroll Team Leader at TPH Global, she’s doing exactly that—playing a key role in helping productions run smoothly from behind the scenes.
In her day-to-day, Lara is the go-to person for everything from onboarding crew to processing payments, running payroll reports, and jumping in on client queries—often all before lunch. Every week brings fresh deadlines—and fresh wins. “Every week provides its own accomplishments,” she shares. Hitting those milestones, especially under pressure, is part of what makes the job rewarding.
It’s not just about the numbers, though. For Lara, what really stands out is the connection.
“I enjoy this role because it allows me to work on many different projects across the television industry and create long-lasting relationships with clients.”
Since stepping into her role, Lara’s become a pro with tools like Eclipse and KIOSK, and she’s especially excited about recent changes that are speeding things up across the board. “There have been a lot of new processes implemented which is streamlining the payroll entering and getting reports to clients quicker.”
For Lara, no two days are the same—but every project is a chance to make an impact. And that’s exactly where she wants to be.
Month-End, Made Easier
Month-end creeping up on you?
We’ve got your back. Our latest blog walks you through how to simplify your month-end reporting in Eclipse, with practical tips to help you avoid the last-minute scramble and keep your cost reports clean and accurate.
Whether you’re new to the process or just looking for ways to speed it up, this guide is packed with time-saving tips and tricks your future self will thank you for.
📖 Estimated reading time: 3 minutes
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Reconcile Centtrip, EQUALS And VASCO debit cards in Eclipse
Eclipse allows the use of Centtrip, EQUALS and VASCO cards to be reconciled within the application. This feature is integrated so that card details can be downloaded directly from the debit card provider, imported into Eclipse and sent to the debit card holder. You can quickly reconcile all the receipts submitted against what was imported.
Read more HERE.

