BTL Next Step is a credit springboard and career accelerator program to support established mid-career below-the-line (BTL) practitioners to step up into senior crew and leadership roles that have been identified as experiencing shortages.

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 Art Directors, Location Managers, Production Accountants and Production Managers.

BTL Next Step is a credit springboard and career accelerator for established below-the-line (BTL) mid-career practitioners to step up into senior crew and leadership roles that have been identified as experiencing shortages. This round’s opportunities are focused on Line Producers, Production Accountants, and Post-Production Supervisors.

Fund to be relaunched in early 2022.

Screen Australia is looking for ambitious Indigenous online storytellers with big ideas, and aspiring Indigenous creative producers, to take part in two new programs commencing in 2017.

Screen Australia's Indigenous Department is calling on Indigenous filmmakers, online content creators and vloggers from across Australia to apply for the second round of the [Black Space] Web Series Initiative, which will fund creative teams to produce their own online series.

Applications are now open for Screen Australia's popular Script Factory program, featuring two workshops which will provide high-quality training in script analysis and development.

Screen Australia is delighted to announce that we’re supporting up to 10 Australian content creators to participate in Content London 2016.

Screen Australia has opened applications for screen practitioners to attend Content London, a world leading development marketplace and conference.

Screen Australia has opened applications for screen practitioners to attend Content London, a world leading development marketplace and conference. A limited number of discount registrations are also on offer.

Screen Australia is pleased to announce a second iteration of the practice-led workshop Developing the Developer, to take place in April 2018.

Screen Australia will host three intensive, small-group workshops in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth in July led by US producer Sheila Hanahan-Taylor to help female screen practitioners hone their pitching skills to create interest from potential partners, financiers, talent agents and get their screen projects production ready. There will also be an accompanying large group forum open to all creatives.