A message from CEO Graeme Mason.

The art of the seamstress requires perfectionism and patience – qualities also required in a film producer.

Screen Australia will launch the COVID-19 Budget Support Fund on Thursday 30 July. The fund will cover additional costs for green-lit productions to implement their COVID-Safety and Risk Assessment Plans to allow them to go into production safely.

Screen Australia’s COVID-19 Budget Support Fund will close on Thursday 17 December at 5pm.

Projects that receive funding from Screen Australia will no longer need to provide a COVID-19 management plan (COVID-19 Plan) when applying for funding and/or as a mandatory transaction document for funding agreements that are issued from 16 May 2024.

Screen Australia has collated the below information for the local screen sector. It was last updated 24 May 2022.

In the scheme of things, there really haven’t been that many operas written specifically for TV. The most enduring have been the seasonal favourite, Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, Britten’s Owen Wingrave, Stravinsky’s The Flood and, in Australia, Peter Sculthorpe’s Quiros (written for the 50th anniversary of the ABC in 1982).

Kill Me Three Times is an Aussie crime caper that harks back to Ozploitation and heralds a new age for film marketing at the same time.

Screen Australia and Dynamic TV are excited to announce that Dark Mode, a new drama created by Anna Barnes and based on the novel of the same name by Ashley Kalagian Blunt, has been selected as a recipient of the Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative.

Screen Australia has extended the deadline for its Sunny Side of the Doc Australian producer directory.

Find out what projects and talented individuals have recently received development funding, and catch up on the latest from our development initiatives.

Screen Australia will host a targeted matchmaking event for Australian and international delegates at MIPTV 2012 in Cannes, France.