How can we learn to embrace the turbulence of challenging times? Emmy and AACTA Award-winning producer turned screen sector executive coach Ellenor Cox provides three key tips for staying ahead of the wave.
The NSW North Coast is the latest location for Bus Stop Films' Accessible Film Studies program, with the training to launch at TAFE NSW Coffs Harbour Education Campus this month.
Up to 30 new and emerging screen practitioners from North and Far North Queensland will have the opportunity to gain industry skills across a number of below-the-line disciplines as part of a new development program from Screen Queensland.
Two participants from Bus Stop Films' employment program will get to hone their skills on Ramsay Street after being selected for the 'Neighbours' training program.
Endemol Shine Australia (ESA) has put the call out for media practitioners who want to make the switch to post-production to apply for its Accelerated Broadcast Post-Production Training Program.
A total of 18 individuals and 15 business proposals will share in more than $4.6 million of Enterprise funding from Screen Australia.
Screenrights will support six projects with more than $260,000 as part of this year's cultural fund, which carries the focus of New Visions.
Since being awarded the 2022 Natalie Miller Fellowship grant, Melbourne Women in Film Festival director Sian Mitchell has travelled to France and Canada to gather knowledge on events similar to her own and establish international ties.