After expanding to Tasmania and North and Far North Queensland, Screenworks is taking its Regional Crew Pathways Program to the Northern Territory.
If you are an aspiring storyteller looking to shape the future of Australian creativity, AFTRS is the place for you.
Animal Logic co-founder Zareh Nalbandian and former Australian Department of Finance secretary Jane Halton have joined the AFTRS Council.
ABC, BBC Studios, Endemol Shine, Eureka, ITV Studios Australia, WildBear, and SBS will take part in this year's AFTRS Graduate Program, offering 13-week paid internships to 10 graduates of the school's Bachelor of Arts Screen: Production course.
The Federal Government has reappointed AFTRS Council director Nell Greenwood and deputy chair Debra Richards to the body until March 2030 and March 2028, respectively.
Four new short courses focusing on the Victorian film industry's most pressing skill needs will be available in the state from early December as part of a new partnership between the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and RMIT University’s School of Media and Communication.
Bus Stop Films has announced its award-winning Accessible Film Studies Program will add three new locations in 2025 – Cairns, Darwin and Hobart.
The Australian Film Television & Radio School (AFTRS) has unveiled a new scholarship with Constellation Creatives to support and develop the career of an individual from Asian descent in the Australian screen industry.