Screen Australia

Screen Australia report reveals progress for diversity in Australian TV drama- Screen Australia has released research into diversity on Australian screens

Screen Australia announces $1 million to boost screen industry skills - To support their vital training and skills development programs.

Screen Australia announces $700,000 of story development funding - for 17 feature films, two television dramas, and one online feature

Screen Australia development funding, together with AIDC's Fresh Cuts initiative, have awarded assistane to five new doumentarues.

Screen Australia has announced two documentaries through the First Nations Department, 12 documentaries through the Producer Program and seven projects through the Commissioned Program that will share in $4.6 million...

First established in 2014, the Skip Ahead initiative aims to help online storytellers with an existing audience on YouTube expand their creative ambitions and production values, and ‘skip ahead’ their...

Screen Australia has announced five feature films, two television dramas and two children’s projects that will share in more than $7.4 million of production funding.

Applications are now open for filmmakers with ideas for bold, engaging and thought-provoking short documentaries to screen on 10 Play and Network 10’s social media channels.

Screen Australia has announced 11 games that will share in over $1.5 million of funding through the Games: Expansion Pack fund.

Seven new Australian works have been selected for the 2023 Berlin International Film Festival including Ivan Sen’s Limbo and Rolf de Heer’s The Survival of Kindness which will both premiere in Competition.