Articles by Screen Australia

Melbourne International Games Week (MIGW) is here, so we’ve put together a list of some of the fantastic events you should look out for this year.

Screen Australia has opened applications to assist six Australian screen producers to travel to Goa for an Australian / Indian Co-production Day.

Screen Australia has opened applications to support Australian documentary producers or directors to participate in key international documentary events.

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

Screen Australia, in collaboration with Los Angeles-based television powerhouse Dynamic Television, are inviting applications for the third round of the Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative. The program supports the development of standout scripted television projects, helping to position them for global success as they move into production.

Screen Australia is thrilled to announce Louise Gough as its new Director of Narrative Content. Louise, who previously served as Head of Development at Screen Australia from 2021 to 2023, is returning to the agency to lead the Narrative Content Unit.

Screen Australia and ABC are thrilled to announce the next stage of the Fresh Blood 3 initiative, with three projects being selected to move into production.

BTL Next Step is a credit springboard and career accelerator for below-the-line (BTL) mid-career practitioners to step up into senior crew and leadership roles that have been identified as experiencing shortages. The latest round is focused on upskilling Editors, Line Producers and Production Managers.

Screen Australia has released a set of key principles that will guide the agency’s approach to Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Screen Australia has announced the latest recipients for the Skills Development Fund and BTL: Next Step initiative, who will share in over $900,000 of Industry Development funding – bridging skill shortages and boosting the capabilities of the Australian screen workforce.

Applications are open for the Future Leaders Delegation. This initiative offers up to $10,000 per applicant in funding and support for six individuals to attend the prestigious Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2025, taking place in San Francisco from 17–21 March 2025.

Screen Australia welcomes the appointment of award-winning producer Darren Dale to its Board, who brings a wealth of experience and industry knowledge.