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Screen Australia and a number of state screen agencies will work together to support a delegation of Australian factual and documentary producers to attend Sunny Side of the Doc.
How can we ensure local stories continue to be valued? A strong cross-section of Australia’s film industry came together last week to discuss how to retain the value of feature films amidst changing audience behaviours, including high levels of piracy and a changing distribution market.
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) selector, Jane Schoettle, will visit Australia next month. Hosted by Screen Australia, Jane will view new feature films for recommendation into the 2015 festival.
Screen Australia, in partnership with Ausfilm and the Australian Embassy Beijing, will co-host the 5th Australia-China Film Industry Forum in Beijing on 20 April 2015.
Screen Australia will offer grants to producers going to the Cannes Film Market running 13–22 May 2015.
Screen Australia will be providing a marketplace umbrella and will produce marketing materials to support the business activities of the Australians attending.
Screen Australia announces two one-day Film Labs for experienced feature practitioners with international distribution expert Peter Buckingham.
The four-day factual TV market offers a line-up of panels, networking events and a pitching forum designed to maximise investment and co-production opportunities with some of the world’s fastest growing markets.
Screen Australia and AFTRS are pleased to present international guest Thom Powers, documentary programmer for TIFF.