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Screen NSW aims to ensure that NSW maintains the major share of national production. It directs its en-ergy, skills and resources to building a growing indus-try that is able to reap the benefits of screen produc-tion investment in NSW and that contributes to the cultural and economic wellbeing of NSW. In 2012-13, Screen NSW approved ...
The Screenability Filmmakers Fund supports short film proposals of a 12-minute maximum duration to NSW-based teams who have at least one Key Creative (writer, director, producer) identifying as having a disability. ... past and present. Screen NSW is part of the Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport (DCITHS). Stay up ...
Director: Jason King. Synopsis: Mary, an independent mid-forties vision-impaired lady, lives alone with her dog, Girl. When Mary has an accident while walking home from the shops, she befriends Jacob, a mysterious stranger and they bond over tea and biscuits. When Jacob begins steeling from Mary, their relationship goes in a surprising direction.
The Industry Development Program provides support for one-off or annual events that enhance the NSW screen ecosystem and increase screen professional development opportunities. These events include workshops, masterclasses, forums and targeted professional development activities. Key information. Funding amount: From $2,000
Permits & Protocols. Screen NSW encourages dialogue between stakeholders involved in film and television production. Our initiatives facilitate filmmaking in Sydney and around the State. We help liaise between the industry, state and local governments to assist with training and advice on film friendly permits and protocols.
Trying to wrap your head around screen industry terminology? Seeking clarification on a program term? Check out our handy Glossary that covers everything from above-the-line to aperture. ... We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present. Screen NSW is part of the ...
14 Sep 2023 · Screen Producers Australia CEO Matthew Deaner said the cuts would affect NSW's standing as a hub for film and TV productions. "It came completely out of the blue for the sector," Mr Deaner said.
