Screen Australia is the Commonwealth
Government's new screen agency.
It provides support to Australian film, television, documentary and digital media makers and aims to put the industry on a new growth path. We are also focussed on ensuring a strong Australian voice across all screen media platforms.
NEW DIRECTIONS
Keep up with the latest on Screen Australia's new programs and directions here.
CREDITING SCREEN AUSTRALIA
& USING THE LOGO
For guidelines on how to credit Screen Australia on your project, and to download the logo, go to Using the SA logo.
Screen Australia has published a comprehensive guide for all filmmakers working with Indigenous content and communities - Pathways & Protocols: a filmmaker’s guide to working with Indigenous people, culture and concepts.
Get your copy here.
There are currently eleven Australian films screening in cinemas around the country including The Choir, Bastardy, Mary & Max, Samson & Delilah, Disgrace and the 70s classic Wake in Fright.
Catch one now at a cinema near you.
More details.
Australian films, Balibo (d: Robert Connolly) and
Bran Nue Dae (d: Rachel Perkins), will both
open and close the 2009 Melbourne International Film Festival with world premieres.
Access the full program on the MIFF website from Mon 6 July.
Explore Digital Learning - the gateway to Screen Australia's free-for-education online resources. Includes Digital Resource Finder.
Search the Screen Australia Library - a century of everyday life in footage and stills.
Find information on Australian and co-produced features and TV drama telemovies from 1970, TV drama mini-series and documentaries from 1980 and TV drama series and short films from 1988 with Screen Australia's Searchable Film Database.
Kathleen Drumm to head Screen Australia’s Marketing and Industry Development Department
16 June 2009
16 June 2009
INDUSTRY ALERT: MIPTV and Hot Docs debrief and networking drinks
25 May 2009
Australian film Samson & Delilah wins Caméra d’Or at Cannes