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New report recommends City of Gold Coast offer relocation incentive to attract screen professionals

A new study from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has called upon the City of Gold Coast, and the newly established Gold Coast Film Commission, to support the relocation of screen professionals from other states to maintain its momentum as a creative hub.

Film News Production

Peter Farrelly goes ‘Balls Up’ in Queensland with Mark Wahlberg

Peter Farrelly is back in Australia this month to shoot action comedy 'Balls Up' with Mark Wahlberg and Paul Walter Hauser.

Film Funding News

Screen Queensland announces changes to funding guidelines

Queensland producers with three or more projects can access $50,000 of development slate funding from Screen Queensland as part of changes to the agency's funding guidelines announced today.

Film Funding

Queensland government extends production attraction funding in Budget

The Queensland government has re-confirmed its support for the state's key screen incentives over the next financial year, including Screen Queensland's $28 million Production Attraction Strategy.

Film News Professional Development TV & Streaming

Queensland Government announces $5 million boost for Gold Coast screen businesses

The Queensland Government has announced a new $5 million Capital Grants Program to help Gold Coast screen businesses expand their operations.

Film News Production

Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Karl Urban on the Gold Coast for Frank E. Flowers’ swashbuckling adventure ‘The Bluff’

Screen Queensland has announced another seaside production on the Gold Coast, with the location double for the Cayman Islands during the 19th century in Frank E. Flowers' 'The Bluff', to be produced by the Russo brothers.

Film News Production

Sean Byrne’s ‘Dangerous Animals’ lands on the Gold Coast with Hassie Harrison, Jai Courtney

Sean Byrne's thriller 'Dangerous Animals', starring Hassie Harrison, Jai Courtney, and Josh Heuston, has commenced filming on the Gold Coast with the expectation the production will contribute more than $10 million to the Queensland economy.

(Left to right) Director Colin Budds, producer Kylie Pascoe, Merritt Paterson, Christopher Russell on the set of 'A Vintage Christmas'. Photo credit: Mark Taylor.

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‘A Vintage Christmas’ film starts Brisbane shoot

A new romance film, A Vintage Christmas, has begun shooting in Brisbane where it is expected to inject $1.25 million into the local economy.

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