Australia Council Arts Projects program funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences.

Funding for screen events occurring in Queensland between 1 July 2021 to 31 December 2021.

The Screenrights Cultural Fund makes a difference by supporting people with exciting and innovative new initiatives that foster the creation and appreciation of screen content in Australia and New Zealand.

The $50 million Temporary Interruption Fund (TIF) has opened.

The Early Development Portal is currently OPEN.

MADE IN NSW is a $55 million fund over four years (2019/20 and 2022/23) to support the attraction to NSW of significant international and domestic feature film and major TV drama production.

The Australian Screen Production Incentive supports screen production through generous tax incentives.

NFSA supports Australia’s emerging filmmakers, offering them to TAKE THREE!

Digital Escalator is all about building sustainability and relevance across all arts practices in an increasingly online and digital world.

The On-Demand Content Fund aims to support the production of exceptional online, interactive, virtual reality and or/multiplatform projects with well definied narratives and significant market attachment.

Provides matched funding for projects that have received a development investment from a nationally or internationally recognised broadcaster or distributor.

Provides time critical investment funds to further develop a project for production in Western Australia...

Provides a contribution towards the cost of travel to enable emerging to mid-level Western Australian film, television and digital practitioners to attend relevant markets, conferences, festivals, awards and skills development...

The Western Australian Regional Film Fund is committed to making strategic investments that encourage regional film industry activity, build local capacity and contribute to the livability and vibrancy of regional Western Australian communities.

Provides a contribution towards the costs of travel to enable experienced Western Australian film, television and digital practitioners with two eligible credits to attend relevant markets, festivals and awards held interstate or internationally. For Screenwest funding purposes, an experienced practitioner is defined as having at least two recogni

The Professional Development – Mentorships fund provides an opportunity for Western Australian production companies and practitioners to engage a highly-experienced film or television professional to mentor a mid-career practitioner, engaged in a specific role on a specific project.

The Professional Development – Attachment & Internship Fund provides financial support for mid-level Western Australian screen practitioners who are offered practical, professional experience through an attachment or internship.

This fund provides on-set professional development opportunities for emerging and mid-career Western Australian below-the-line screen practitioners with an opportunity to increase their skills, knowledge and networks by working and shadowing an experienced industry professional (Mentor) on a professional production shooting in Western Australia.

The Diversity Fund provides funding to production companies, organisations and/or individuals to overcome barriers preventing Western Australian community members from underrepresented groups from participating in professional screen industry activities.

Screenwest’s Indigenous Project Development assists Western Australian Indigenous screen practitioners and production companies by providing funding assistance towards project development. The applicant must be an Indigenous Western Australian Resident.