APRA AMCOS proudly supports and advocates for the Australian composers and music creators who help tell onscreen stories with the beauty, suspense and the drama of a world-class, locally created musical soundscape.
The full program for AIDC 2024 includes 2024 Oscar®-nominated directors Mstyslav Chernov (20 Days in Mariupol) and Kaouther Ben Hania (Four Daughters) and networking and professional development opportunities for nonfiction practitioners.
As the global screen industry looks for ways to reduce its environmental impact, Docklands Studios Melbourne is proud to be Australia’s first major film studio to be powered entirely by green energy.
"The course takes a big thinking approach. That was so beneficial to me to be able to change the way I thought about and approached things, and to take a broad look at the whole ecosystem and how it all fits together. It really shook up my thinking.”
For filmmaker and journalist Santilla Chingaipe, it’s time for the Australian screen industry to move beyond conversations about gender representation and diversity, and start taking action. She'll be one of a number of leading Australian creatives to share the stage with dual Academy Award winner Geena Davis at ACMI’s upcoming conference, Being Seen on Screen.
The currency foreign exchange market, like any financial market, is extremely volatile. Varying conditions mean it is important for productions to properly understand how to manage the risks involved with foreign investment.
Song Zu might seem like the new kids in town, but the fact is, they have been producing music and sound design for TV and Film for decades.