Screen Australia and the Australian Writers’ Guild are supporting up to ten Australian directors and/or screenwriters to take part in Talent LA this September 2018.
Screen Australia is pleased to confirm the appointment of Michael Brealey as Chief Operating Officer (COO), commencing Monday 18 June 2018.
NITV, along with commissioning partner ABC Children’s, announce Little J & Big Cuz season two is currently in pre-production.
Keisha Castle-Hughes and Nicole Chamoun star in diverse ensemble cast with Jack Thompson and Igal Naor.
The feature film based on the international hit television series and best-selling murder mystery books will begin filming in Morocco and Melbourne in October.
Screen Australia has announced $320,000 in funding for two animated comedies, a satire and a virtual reality (VR) project based on a popular children’s novel.
Screen Australia has today announced a special Indigenous Screen Business initiative, to help build business capacity within the Indigenous screen production sector.
Heartbreak, heartache and extra rent; who will be...The Housemate? New online comedy series coming to ABC iview, Facebook and YouTube in 2018.
Screen Australia today announced production funding for seven projects through the Documentary Producer and Documentary Commissioned programs, totalling just under $2 million in funding.
Talent Camp, a project to support the development of emerging creative talent from diverse backgrounds, will see 17 participants participate in a workshop at AFTRS from May 7-11.
The 65th Sydney Film Festival (6-17 June) presents First Nations: A Celebration, in partnership with Screen Australia's Indigenous Department, in celebration of its 25th anniversary.
Screen Australia in association with the South Australian Film Corporation and Create NSW have announced production investment funding for Seth Larney’s first Australian feature 2067.