WORLD SCREEN
Screen Australia Funds 47 New Projects
Screen Australia has committed AUD$1.2 million ($775,500) of story development funding to 29 feature films, 13 TV dramas, four online projects and one VR project.
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Screen Australia Puts Up A$1 Million for Skills Training
Screen Australia is putting forward A$1 million ($670,000) in funding to be shared among the state screen agencies to support their training and skills development programs for the screen industry.
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Screen Australia Awards Story Development Funding
Screen Australia is dispersing A$700,000 ($468,000) to 20 projects for story development funding.
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Screen Australia Taps Former Screenworks CEO
Screen Australia has brought on Ken Crouch in the newly created role of training and industry development manager.
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Screen Australia Awards A$1.2 Million in Story Development Funding
Screen Australia has announced 19 feature films, ten TV dramas and three online projects that will share more than A$1.2 million ($800,000) of story development funding.
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Screen Australia Selects Nine Projects for A$12 Million Production Funding
Screen Australia has revealed four feature films, three drama series and two children’s projects that will share in A$12 million ($8.2 million) of production funding, from the scripted and First Nations departments.
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Screen Australia Selects Nine Projects for Production Funding
Screen Australia has awarded A$2 million ($2.4 million) of production funding for nine online projects, including a second season of the hit ABC children’s series Ginger & the Vegesaurs.
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Screen Australia Appoints Head of Scripted
Screen Australia has named Christopher Sharp, former investment and development manager, to the newly created role of head of scripted.
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Production Begins on Australian Comedy Colin from Accounts
Australian streaming service BINGE, Screen Australia and Screen NSW have begun production on the new romantic comedy Colin from Accounts.
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Australian Government Revamps Content Quotas
The Australian government has unveiled a revamped content quota system and announced an A$53 million ($38 million) injection of funds into the development and production of local film and television as part of the 2020-21 federal budget.
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