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Jun 18, 2024 · Screen Australia is the national agency for screen culture and industry in Australia. It provides funding and support for film, television, online and games projects, and showcases Australian stories and talent.
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Screen Australia functions to support and promote the development of screen culture in Australia, with a primary focus on creating innovative and commercially sustainable screen production. Screen Australia also operates to support the production, promotion and distribution of Australian screen content, as well as ensuring access to these programs.
Screen Australia is the Federal Government's key funding body for the Australian screen production industry. Follow its LinkedIn page to see updates, news, events, and opportunities related to movies, videos, and sound.
Celebrating Australian Stories | Screen Australia is the Federal Government’s key funding body for the Australian screen production industry.
Nov 2, 2023 · Screen Australia's 2022-23 Drama Report reveals how Australian creators are reaching global audiences with online content that appeals to under represented audiences. Learn about the examples, numbers and opportunities in the online space, from YouTube to TikTok.
Screen Australia announces over $2.3 million in production funding for diverse and boundary-pushing documentaries. The projects cover topics such as Indigenous health, jury system, environmental activism, cycling and entertainment history.
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