Flickerfest 2024

Flickerfest celebrates 33 years in 2024, rolling out the red carpet at Bondi Beach from January 19-28. Featuring more...

The Best Australian Short Film Competition: Submissions

PerthNow and SAE Creative Media Institute are inviting both emerging and established filmmakers nationwide to submit their original short films for the chance to share in $75,500. The prizes on offer for the newly launched Best Australian Short Film Competition include: • The Best Australian Short Film Prize - $30,000 • Next Gen Youth Prize - $5,000 • Best Animation Prize - $5,000 • Future of Film Innovation Prize - $5,000 • Peoples’ Choice Prize - $5000 • The West...

St Kilda Film Festival 2024 – Submissions

Film entries are open for the 2024 St Kilda Film Festival, which will be celebrating 40 years of showcasing Australia’s premier short filmmaking talent. Proudly presented by City of Port Phillip, the 2024 St Kilda Film Festival will run from June 6 - 16, kicking off with an Opening Night screening at the iconic Palais Theatre. As Australia’s longest-running short film festival, SKFF recognises the genre of short film, including music videos, gaming, and immersive forms. Each year, St Kilda...

The Creators: Applications due

Screen Australia and the Australian Writers' Guild have announced applications are open for The Creators program. Now in its second year, The Creators is a career acceleration program for high-calibre, mid-career screenwriters to build toward the creation of their own shows. Through the program, up to six writers with existing episodic slates will be selected to travel to Los Angeles to participate in training, industry meetings and networking events in 2024. Building on the success of the 2023 program, this...

Gold Coast Film Festival 2024 – Submissions

The Gold Coast Film Festival (GCFF) is inviting submissions for the 2024 event, to be held from April 17 to 28. Filmmakers and scriptwriters have the opportunity to showcase their talent across feature films, short films, and Queensland feature film scripts. GCFF encourages entries from independent filmmakers and films with creative leads from First Nations and under-represented backgrounds. Feature and short films from Australian and international filmmakers will also be accepted.