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$500,000 up for grabs for feature

Screen Australia's multi-platform drama program has the scope to invest up to $500,000 in a low budget feature- yet not one feature producer has applied.
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Stellar cast joins ABC TV’s innovative new show The Divorce

ABC TV is pleased to announce that production is underway in Melbourne on The Divorce, a contemporary comedic opera written and designed especially for the screen.
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Victorian government supports seven screen projects

Seven Victorian film and television projects have received Government funding, generating more than 300 job opportunities in our creative industries and adding $18 million to Victoria’s economy.
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