Screen Australia today announced Penny Smallacombe as its new Head of Indigenous.

Projects that are approved for Screen Australia production funding from 1 July 2019 will be subject to the SPA/MEAA Australian Screen Industry Code of Practice: Discrimination, Harassment, Sexual Harassment and Bullying (‘Screen Industry Code of Practice’).

Screen Australia, Village Roadshow Pictures and The Gotham Group are pleased to announce Helen Burak as the recipient of the third $20,000 Screen Australia LA Internship prize, awarded to a recently graduated producing student from the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS).

Screen Australia invites you to a public forum to meet with new Chief Executive Officer Graeme Mason to discuss the future of the screen production industry, including the shape of the Enterprise Program.

Run in partnership with the state screen agencies, Outreach is a free service to assist creatives from outside Sydney and Melbourne to connect with Screen Australia staff.

Some ideas are so obvious that everyone jumps on board at hello. That was the case with Mambo: Art Irritates Life, an irreverent playful high octane documentary about one of Australia’s most successful brands – an unlikely, subversive collision of music, art and zeitgeist that took on the world.

The Australian Directors Guild and Screen Australia today announced Matthew Saville-directed A Month of Sundays will take part in the Director’s Attachment Scheme.

Comedic duo Sammy J and Randy mark their TV sitcom debut with Sammy J and Randy in Ricketts Lane.

Applications for Screen Australia’s Documentary Production – Broadcast program will be accepted at any time from 1 July 2015.

Screen Australia, in partnership with the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), is again offering special assistance for up to three producers to attend the Rotterdam Lab, organised as part of CineMart at IFFR 2014.

The Indigenous Department’s seven-city industry tour continues this October.

The Australian Directors Guild (ADG) and Screen Australia today announced director Beth Armstrong as the attachment to Mel Gibson, as part of the Director’s Attachment Scheme, an industry incentive program funded by Screen Australia and managed by the ADG for emerging feature film directors to develop their craft.