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GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SCREEN DEVELOPMENT

A brand new Graduate Certificate developed through a partnership between the University of Canberra and Screen Canberra. Develop industry-ready writing skills and gain insight into the inner workings of the film industry with the Graduate Certificate in Screen Development (ARC402.1).

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Develop and market-test screen projects

Delivered by Screen Canberra, Screen POD is an intensive gateway program for Australian writers, directors and producers seeking to develop and...

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Post Easy Tiger, Rachael Turk plots a new course as creator and script producer

After 10 years as a development producer - the last seven and a half years at Easy Tiger/Essential Media and Entertainment - Rachael Turk is pursuing her passion for screenwriting, creating her own projects and script producing with other creatives.

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Screen Canberra launches COVID-19 support

‘Secret City: Under the Eagle’, shot in Canberra. Screen Canberra has launched a $250,000 special purpose fund to support the...

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Sophie Harper joins Screen Canberra

Former Screen Australia and Australian Film Commission executive Sophie Harper has joined Screen Canberra as senior manager, overseeing the $5 million CBR Screen Fund

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Screen Canberra invests in three projects

Writer-director Tony D’Aquino’s debut feature 'The Furies', feature documentary 'Family' from director Kim Beamish and a six-part drama from Blackfella Films are the first three projects to be supported by Screen Canberra's CBR Screen Fund.

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Three projects to share in Talent Camp production funding

Alana Hicks, Grace Feng and Llewellyn Michael Bates will each receive $24,000 to produce a short work thanks to Talent Camp, a joint initiative of AFTRS, Screen Australia and the state screen agencies to bolster emerging talent from diverse backgrounds.

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ACT government injects $5 million into the local screen industry

The Canberra-based screen industry is getting a much-needed $5 million boost from the ACT government.

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