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Following the launch of the 2022/23 Drama Report, Screen Australia identified an error in the Spend by Location section, specifically for QLD and NSW.
BTL Next Step is a credit springboard and career accelerator for established below-the-line (BTL) mid-career practitioners to step up into senior crew and leadership roles that have been identified as experiencing shortages. This round’s opportunities are focused on Line Producers, Production Accountants, and Post-Production Supervisors.
Screen Australia is pleased to share its Gender Matters results for 2022/23.
A new funding round is now open for General Drama, Children’s Programs, and Feature Film Production.
Screen Australia has opened applications for screen practitioners to attend Content London, a world leading development marketplace and conference. A limited number of discount registrations are also on offer.
Registrations are open for Australians travelling to the upcoming market MIPCOM, 16-19 October 2023 in Cannes.
Application closing dates for the Documentary Producer Program have changed for the 2023/24 financial year. Applications will now be assessed in three funding rounds.
Australian music documentary, John Farnham: Finding The Voice tracks the public and private life of Farnham, featuring star-studded commentary from Olivia Newton-John, Jimmy Barnes, Celine Dion, Robbie Williams, and many more.
The following Screen Australia funding programs are open for applications in July: BTL Next Step Stage Two (Thursday 29 June), Online Development Funding (Saturday 1 July), Producer Equity Program (PEP) (Saturday 1 July), and Story Development (Saturday 1 July). Find out more about the opportunities below.
Screen Australia’s First Nations team discuss the sector, what they’re watching right now, and give their best tips for funding applications.
From exploring the natural world to being immersed in contemporary conversations, what better way to travel into the second half of 2023 than by watching some (if not all) of these Screen Australia-funded documentaries releasing in June.
Screen Australia has announced the return of Talent USA: New York.