Screenrights is inviting applications for its 2021 Cultural Fund, which carries a theme of New Teams.
Bus Stop Films is set to deliver its Accessible Film Studies Program for people living with disability in Perth, in...
Bus Stop Films has revealed more details about its inaugural summit, including a keynote address from renowned disability advocate Keely Cat-Wells.
Applicants for the 2022 Screenrights Cultural Fund will be able to draw on assistance from the organisation in making their submissions as part of this year's New Opportunities theme.
“Our goal is to shine a spotlight on female filmmakers in Australia, New Zealand and from around the world and to increase availability of female-centric storytelling for audiences.”
Bus Stop Films has launched a training program focused on pathways to employment in the industry for people living with disability.
CinefestOZ will team up with Bus Stop Films for a training workshop to be held at next month's festival.
The NSW government has announced $500K in funding to deliver professional development programs for screen professionals and support film festivals and events.