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23rd Annual SPA Awards – Production Awards Finalists Announced & Voting Open – Screen Producers Australia (SPA) is proud to announce the finalists for the 23rd Annual SPA Awards, which celebrate the outstanding achievements of Australian screen producers and the exceptional stories they bring to audiences locally and globally.

The prestigious SPA Awards recognise the incredible contributions of businesses and individuals across a range of production categories, including film, television, online, documentary, and reality. This year’s finalists reflect Australia’s screen sector’s extraordinary diversity, talent, and innovation.

This year 70 productions from 61 production businesses are nominated across the twelve production categories.

Matthew Deaner, CEO of SPA, said:

“The SPA Awards are a fantastic opportunity to recognise and celebrate the tireless work of our members, who consistently deliver exceptional screen stories for audiences in Australia and around the world. These finalists represent the very best in Australian creativity and storytelling, and we are incredibly proud of the remarkable talent and hard work showcased across this year’s entries.”

Winners of the 2024 SPA Awards will be announced at the prestigious Awards Ceremony, to be held on 8 May 2025 at The Star Gold Coast, the final day of SCREEN FOREVER 39, Australia’s premier screen industry event.

Finalists for the twelve Production Awards categories are listed below. Finalists and recipients of the Individual and Business Awards categories will be announced in the coming weeks.

Animated Production of the Year

  • 200% Wolf – Flying Bark Productions (Feature)
  • Bluey – Ludo Studio (ABC)
  • Ginger and the Vegesaurs (Season 3) – Cheeky Little Media (ABC)
  • The Strange Chores (Season 3) – Ludo Studio & Media World Pictures (ABC)

Children’s Production of the Year (Excluding Animation)

  • Fizzy & Suds – Tilt Media & Entertainment (ABC)
  • Planet Lulin – Princess Pictures (ABC)
  • Spooky Files (Season 2) – Tony Ayres Productions & Megaboom Pictures (ABC)
  • Teenage Boss – Next Level – McAvoy Media (ABC)
  • Windcatcher – Unless Pictures & Every Cloud Productions (Stan)

Comedy Program or Series Production of the Year

  • Austin – Northern Pictures & ITV Studios Australia (ABC)
  • Bump (Season4) – Roadshow Rough Diamond (Stan)
  • Colin from Accounts (Season 2) – Easy Tiger Productions (Binge)
  • Fisk (Season 3) – Origma 45 (ABC)
  • Hard Quiz (Season 9) – Thinkative Television (ABC)
  • Population: 11 – Jungle Entertainment & Factor 30 Films (Stan)
  • Question Everything (Season 4) – CJZ (ABC)
  • The Office – BBC Studios Australia (Prime Video)

Documentary Series Production of the Year

  • Australia’s Sleep Revolution with Dr Michael Mosley – Artemis Media (SBS)
  • Miriam Margolyes: Impossibly Australian – Southern Pictures (ABC)
  • Muster Dogs (Season 2) – Ambience Entertainment (ABC)
  • Outback Truckers (Season 10) – Prospero Productions (Seven Network)
  • Stuff the British Stole (Season 2) – Wooden Horse & WildBear Entertainment with Cream Productions (ABC)
  • The Assembly – Helium Pictures & Bus Stop Films (ABC)
  • The Jury: Death on the Staircase – Northern Pictures (SBS)
  • This Is Going To Be Big – Fremantle Australia & Truce Films (ABC)

Drama Series Production of the Year

  • Fake – Kindling Pictures (Paramount+)
  • Heartbreak High (Season 2) – Fremantle Australia (Netflix)
  • High Country – Curio Pictures (Binge)
  • Last King of the Cross – Helium Pictures (Paramount+)
  • Prosper – Lingo Pictures (Stan)
  • Return To Paradise – BBC Studios Australia (ABC)
  • Territory – Easy Tiger Productions & Ronde Media (Netflix)
  • Thou Shalt Not Steal – Ludo Studio (Stan)

Entertainment Production of the Year

  • Australian Idol 2024 – Eureka Productions (Seven Network)
  • Dancing with the Stars (Season 21) – BBC Studios Australia (Seven Network)
  • Mastermind (Season 6) – BBC Studios Australia (SBS)
  • Shaun Micallef’s Eve of Destruction – ITV Studios Australia (ABC)
  • Tony Armstrong’s Extra-Ordinary Things – Fremantle Australia (ABC)

Feature Documentary Production of the Year

  • Like My Brother – Naked Emperor
  • Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line – Beyond Entertainment
  • Mozart’s Sister – Media Stockade
  • Porcelain War – Songbird Studios
  • Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story – In Films

Feature Film Production of the Year

  • Audrey – Orange Entertainment Co
  • Just a Farmer – VAM Paddock Productions
  • Ka Whawhai Tonu – Avoca Blue
  • Runt – See Pictures

Online Series Production of the Year

  • Bad Ancestors – Purple Carrot Entertainment
  • Descent – Haven’t You Done Well Productions
  • Dick Slider (Season 4) – Scenario Productions
  • The Most Upsetting Guessing Game in the World (Season 2) – Haven’t You Done Well Productions
  • Videoland – Pikelet Pictures

Reality Series Production of the Year

  • Farmer Wants A Wife (Season 14) – Fremantle Australia & Eureka Productions (Seven Network)
  • Made in Bondi – Matchbox Productions (Seven Network)
  • Shark Tank Australia (Season 6) – Curio Pictures (Network Ten)
  • The Amazing Race (Season 8) – Eureka Productions (Network Ten)
  • The Great Australian Bake Off (Season 8) – BBC Studios Australia (Nine Network)

Short Film Production of the Year

  • Dadda – Ripple Pictures
  • Finding Addison – Blue Sparrow Entertainment
  • Riverberi – Opening Act Films
  • The ICK – Knockout Productions
  • Wishes: Windows & Nests – Karu-Karu

Telemovie or Mini Series Production of the Year

  • After The Party – Lingo Pictures & Luminous Beast (ABC)
  • Four Years Later – Easy Tiger Productions (SBS)
  • House of Gods – Matchbox Pictures (ABC)
  • Human Error – Roadshow Rough Diamond (Nine Network)
  • Last Days of the Space Age – Princess Pictures (Disney+)
  • Nugget Is Dead: A Christmas Story – Easy Tiger Productions (Stan)
  • Plum – Roadshow Rough Diamond (ABC)
  • Swift Street – Magpie Pictures (SBS)

SPA members can cast their votes HERE, and are encouraged to vote in each of the 12 categories announced today. 

Registrations for SCREEN FOREVER 39 are now open HERE.

Entry to the SPA Awards Ceremony is included in a “Gold Coast 3 Day Badge”.

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