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SPAA 2012: Video On Demand making producers strong with vital acronym soup
Video On Demand affects so much of the conventional exhibition system, and the long tail which provides enduring income for…
SPAA 2012: Brand That!
If you need financing, and element which is becoming increasing important is branding. But can branding suit every project? SPAA…
SPAA 2102: Minister confirms back door open for runaway production
Federal Minister for the Arts, Simon Crean, today confirmed that while the Location Offset remained at an internationally uncompetitive 16.5%,…
SPAA 2012: Essential Media Wins Top SPAA Independent Producer Award
The SPAA Independent Producer Awards were strongly bittersweet this year. As the gathered producers celebrated the successes of the past…
ICAA: has minimum number of screens to proceed with VPF agreement
Adrianne Pecotic, CEO of the Independent Cinemas Association of Australia (ICAA), told ScreenHub that the association has the minimum number…
EXCLUSIVE: Simon Crean supports extension of 40% Offset to television
After waiting forty minutes, my patience finally pays off as the Minister and his entourage arrive via a golf cart,…
SPAA 2012: An education - or the changing threats to Screenrights and its wonderfully enticing chequ
In an evolving environment, national and industry controlled collections agency Screenrights, is being joined by the ABC,funded by a lump…
SPAA 2012: Brian Rosen critical of federal government inaction
In his opening address to the 2012 Screen Producers Association of Australia Conference in Melbourne, SPAA president Brian Rosen criticised…
SPAA 2012: Geoff Brown receives lifetime membership
Screen Producers Association of Australia (SPAA) president, Brian Rosen, today announced that retiring executive director, Geoff Brown would be made…
SPAA 2012: Sunshine, Gillian Armstrong, and reflections on the water
Melbourne provided a perfect local day to open SPAA 2012 – enough sun to tempt with the promise of warmth,…
