New survey data from Screen Australia indicates securing project funding and job security remain key concerns for the industry over the next 3-5 years, with a significant portion of respondents believing AI will replace human roles.
How reliable are Producer Offset provisional certificates in the wake of the ‘Fragmentary’ decision?
Screen Australia's decision to reject the Producer Offset claim from the team behind low-budget feature 'Fragmentary' has raised concerns about the validity of provisional certificates.
Screen Australia's decision to quash the Producer Offset application by the team behind horror-thriller 'Fragmentary' has raised questions about a common shooting method used by documentary filmmakers.
Fifteen projects spanning features, television, and online content will share in more than $8.1 million in production funding from Screen Australia, including new features from Flying Bark Productions and Causeway Films.
The $900,166 low-budget feature - written, directed, and starring actor Jace Pickard - was released theatrically and is currently streaming on Amazon Prime.
All creative decisions are framed by financial constraints – and those constraints have become far tighter as interest rates have skyrocketed in the wake of the pandemic.
Many of the million-dollar-plus salaries ($3-$5 million adjusted for inflation) aimed to attract stars of the day such as Jeff Bridges, Rob Lowe, Daryl Hannah, Geena Davis, and Liam Neeson.
The Federal Government has announced it will alter the threshold for the TV Producer Offset, meaning serials like 'Home and Away' will now be able to qualify for the 30 per cent rebate.