The entertainment industry celebrates the achievements of Liam Hemsworth (Excellence in Film), Deborah Riley (Outstanding Achievement in Film and Television) and Helen Reddy (Lifetime Achievement Award).
The Producer Equity Program (PEP) was introduced in 2011 and provides a direct payment of funds to producers of eligible low-budget Australian documentaries, equal to 20 per cent of the approved budget.
The public broadcasters dominate again, in a great year for the telling of marginalised stories.
In January, Screen Australia will host Paolo Bertolin from the Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Selection Committee to pre-select titles for the May 2019 festival.
Ten years after its first iteration, Screen Australia’s hugely successful industry development program Enterprise will return in 2019.
Some of the key cast and crew from the female-driven SBS production share their experience on set.
Through our annual grant program, the HFPA helped non-profit group Australians in Film to support IndigenousLA, a program to bring Indigenous filmmakers to Hollywood for the first time, to expand their career.
Screen Australia’s annual Drama Report released today shows a record high expenditure on home grown stories, with $718 million spent on local productions, up 7% on last year.
The CEO of Screen Producers Australia Matt Deaner discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the sector.
Get a glimpse at what’s happening on the ground at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Australian feature film The Nightingale, directed by Jennifer Kent, won two awards at the 75th Venice International Film Festival on Saturday 8 September.
Maryanne Redpath, Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) selector and section head, will be in the country in September to view new Australian films for pre-selection for the festival in 2019.