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CAA head of global TV Ted Miller to speak at Screen Forever, ‘Q&A’ panel unveiled

CAA head of global TV Ted Miller will appear in conversation at Screen Forever next month to explain how the agency works with Australian creatives and the international significance of Australian stories and creative talent in the global marketplace.

News TV & Streaming

Screen Australia and SBS select Digital Originals for further funding

The launch project for Tasmanian Aboriginal screen production company kutikina Productions and a new production from Jub Clerc and Jodie Bell are among the Digital Originals to be selected for further development funding.

News TV & Streaming

SPA unveils those shortlisted for Pitch On Demand

Screen Producers Australia has announced the producers whose Pitch On Demand submissions have secured them a pitch meeting with one or more of the commissioning executives from Binge, Paramount+ or Stan.

Film News TV & Streaming

SPA names Screen Forever advisory boards

Screen Producers Australia has unveiled the industry leaders that will make up the two advisory boards for next year's Screen Forever conference.

Festivals Film News

‘Loveland’, ‘We Are Still Here’, ‘Sweet As’ to headline CinefestOZ Broome

CinefestOZ Broome has released its inaugural program, with Ivan Sen's Loveland, First Nations anthology feature We Are Still Here, and Jub Clerc's Sweet As leading the line-up.

Funding News TV & Streaming

Screen Australia and SBS select seven Digital Originals for development funding

Screen Australia, SBS and NITV have announced seven projects from this year’s Digital Originals initiative to receive development funding, with three titles from the group to eventually go into production.

Film News

CinefestOZ announces Broome festival

CinefestOZ is heading north with Broome set to host an iteration of the regional film festival.

Funding News Online

Successful projects announced for Screenwest and Screen Australia’s Out Now initiative

Three Western Australian LGBTQIA+ web series will begin production next year after each receiving $100,000 funding from Screenwest and Screen Australia's Out Now initiative.

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