SBS, National Indigenous Television (NITV) and Screen Australia have unveiled nine projects shortlisted for the first round ...

As the global screen industry continues to evolve, and with markets and local funding under pressure, a resilient finance plan is a critical component to any production. Private investment can help ...

AUSTRALIA DAZE is a kaleidoscopic, entertaining and critical portrait of a nation - a series of 'snapshot' views captured on that single day in 1988 which carried so many different symbolic meanings ...

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Matchbox Pictures is a film and television production company that makes world-class screen content for a global audience. Matchbox produces a diverse slate of programming across television drama, ...

Image credit: Colin From Accounts. New research from Screen Australia has found Australians value local stories more than ever, but the future success of the sector will depend on how effectively ...

Screen Australia acknowledges when producers are putting together finance plans for film and television projects, having a clear and realistic understanding of the level of marketplace participation ...

Top (L-R): Project Worl, The Birdwatcher’s Journal, Bottom (L-R): Night Shift: 1999, Bedtime Stories Screen Australia has today announced over $2.1 million in games funding across 41 projects that ...

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In May 2009, Screen Australia published a comprehensive guide for all filmmakers working with Indigenous content and communities, titled Pathways & Protocols: a filmmaker’s guide to working with ...

The Travel Grants program is designed to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander filmmakers in travelling to key international and Australian events. Professional development is a key objective.

Do Australians value local screen and games content? The simple answer is yes. But the way we show our appreciation is more nuanced and unexpected. Join Screen Australia CEO Deirdre Brennan as she ...