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Screen Australia announces Talent USA: New York recipients for 2025

20 February 2025
Talent USA: New York participants Ra Chapman, Neil Sharma and Lucy Gaffy

Screen Australia has selected eight individuals to travel to New York in 2025 as part of the Talent USA: New York program.

The cohort will attend the Australian International Screen Forum (24 to 28 March 2025) for a week of industry roundtables, panel discussions, mentoring, strategic consultations and networking sessions with a selection of influential New York based screen professionals.

The Talent USA program presents a significant opportunity for Australian creators to connect with leading figures in the US screen industry, gain insights into global trends, and develop new skills and relationships to elevate their careers.

Since its inception, Talent USA has played a key role in fostering international collaboration, helping Australian voices reach new audiences, and positioning local creatives for global success.

The 2025 Talent USA: New York participants are:

  • Colin Cairnes
  • Ra Chapman
  • Lucy Gaffy
  • Sara Khan
  • Alena Lodkina
  • Neil Sharma
  • Tig Terera
  • Keir Wilkins

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