Australians in Film (AiF), in partnership with Screen Australia, has today announced the 2026 participants in its internationally recognised Talent Gateway and Global Producers Exchange initiatives.

Interested in international Co-production? Learn more about Australia’s partner countries and the ins-and-outs of Official Co-productions at the AMA on Tuesday 21 April.

Screen Australia and YouTube Australia have opened applications for Skip Ahead 11. For over a decade, the joint Skip Ahead initiative has supported Australian YouTube creators to develop storytelling skills, grow creative ambitions and elevate production values.

Screen Australia has today announced the appointment of Tanya Phegan as Head of Development, bringing over 25 years of industry experience to the role.

Talking to marketplace partners or putting together your finance plan? Discover the latest trends and insights into how to find your audience at the Market & Audience AMA on Wednesday 25 February.

Screen Australia’s First Nations Department, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and National Indigenous Television (NITV) have announced the recipients who have received production funding as part of Proper Loved Up.

Screen Australia are saddened to learn of the passing of Walter (Wal) Saunders. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this article contains images and names of people who have passed.

Screen Australia, in collaboration with Los Angeles-based television powerhouse Dynamic Television, are inviting applications for the fourth round of the Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative. The program supports the development of a standout scripted television project, helping to position it for global success.

Involved in the games industry or interested in adapting your IP for games? Ask your burning questions about our local independent games sector and Screen Australia’s funding opportunities at the Games AMA on Tuesday 9 December.

Want to learn more about Screen Australia's documentary funding opportunities or interested in the factual space? Ask your questions at the Documentary AMA on Tuesday 25 November.

Screen Australia has today released the 2024/25 outcomes of the second year of its current Gender Matters KPI. In 2024/25, 56% of key creative roles – defined as producer, director and writer – across approved Screen Australia development and production funding were held by women, non-binary and/or gender diverse people.

Screen Australia and Australians in Film (AiF) announce the fifth instalment of the Talent Gateway program and the Global Producers Exchange. The initiatives are designed to support established Australian creatives to expand on skills and connect with key international decision-makers, as well as position Australian projects for success in the global market.