Speaking at MIFF 37°South, Screen Australia COO Fiona Cameron revealed that 47% of successful production funding applications had female-led creative teams across a two-year average (2015/16 – 2016/17 inclusive).
Aquarius Films producer Angie Fielder talks about the company expanding from features such as Lion and Berlin Syndrome into TV with Stan’s Matt Okine comedy The Other Guy.
ABC and Screen Australia are pleased to announce that filming is underway in Sydney on the telemovie event Riot.
Actors Rodger Corser, Nicole da Silva and Ryan Johnson join producer Claudia Karvan to chat about Doctor Doctor on the set of season 2 of the popular Nine Network drama.
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Emerging Indigenous television screenwriters are invited to apply for development initiative RAW, presented by Artology in partnership with AFTRS and ABC Indigenous.
The Lexus Short Film Fellowship is the richest short film fellowship in Australia. Successful applicants have their work assessed by key industry practitioners, plus a Sydney Film Festival premiere.
Actor Alice Englert discusses working alongside her mother, director Jane Campion, and her burgeoning career as a filmmaker in her own right.
The Other Guy creator and star Matt Okine, co-star Adam Briggs and producer Angie Fielder spoke to Screen Australia on set in Sydney.
It was announced that Simon Baker’s film directorial debut Breath will have its world premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival competing in Contemporary World Cinema.
The Australian and Children’s Screen Content Review aims to make sure that Government policy supports the creation, exhibition and export of Australian screen stories now and into the future.
Superwog’s Theo Saidden on co-writing/directing/producing and co-starring in the duo’s TV pilot and why they will always try to make YouTube videos, no matter what.
The Venice International Film Festival today announced their 2017 program confirming the selection of four Australian films, including Warwick Thornton’s Sweet Country which will make its world premiere in official competition.
Event Partnerships is now known as Industry Partnerships, and applications are open for the three-year Australian festival funding cycle.
Screen Australia is once again offering marketing support, plus discounted registration, for Australians attending the International Drama Summit at Content London.
Opportunities for emerging creatives range from initiatives – like Skip Ahead, Art Bites, Love Bites and Hot Shots Plus – through to standard funding programs, like Online and Wildcard.
Today Screen Australia launched the new guidelines for the Enterprise Program, which has been redesigned to offer broader opportunities for the development of practitioners and companies.