Behind the scenes at Animal Logic. NSW-based artists will have the chance to undertake a three-month residency with Animal Logic,...
With Create NSW’s ‘50:50 by 2020’ gender equity target now at a halfway point, the New South Wales Government has announced a $100,000 development initiative to increase the number of women directing TV drama.
The NSW government has announced $500K in funding to deliver professional development programs for screen professionals and support film festivals and events.
The NSW production sector has received a welcome boost amid the ongoing Greater Sydney lockdown, with the news that HBO Films' 'Days of Abandonment', starring Natalie Portman, will commence filming in the state this month.
Screenworks is the latest organisation to partner with Netflix to boost skills within the industry, announcing it will provide free training for up-and-coming practitioners in northern NSW.
Netflix workplace comedy 'God's Favorite Idiot', produced by and starring Ben Falcone and Melissa McCarthy, is set to shoot in NSW's Northern Rivers.
A $5 million theatre and film strategy and $1 million in film festival funding form part of an $86 million stimulus package from the NSW government designed to kickstart the state's arts, screen, and cultural sectors.
In an implicit admission that NSW is not getting its fair share of productions from other states and overseas, the NSW Government is pumping more money into the Made in NSW fund.