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NQ Screen Composer Placement

Screen Queensland has partnered with the Australian Screen Composers Guild to facilitate a paid internship for an emerging North or…

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Authentic ZK

Screen Queensland, in partnership with Screenworks, ABC and Torres Strait Islanders Media Association (TSIMA), is looking for three Torres Strait…

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Danny Philippou at the Tropfest Launch Event. Image supplied.
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Tropfest, world's largest short film festival, finally returns in 2026

Tropfest, the world's largest short film festival, returns to Sydney in 2026.

Silvi Vann-Wall
Jessie Hughes, AI for Women in Screen – a recipient of the Screenrights Cultural Fund. Image: Jessie Hughes/Salty Dingo
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Screenrights announces $300K in Cultural Fund support for screen initiatives

Screenrights has awarded $300K to six screen projects in Australia and NZ.

Silvi Vann-Wall
Incorruptible, a film produced via the Short to Feature Fast Track Initiative.
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Screen NSW’s Short to Feature Fast Track returns in 2025 with $75K for emerging filmmakers

Screen NSW's Short to Feature Fast Track has $75k and mentorships for emerging filmmakers.

Silvi Vann-Wall
The Short Film Fund is now open for applications. Image: Canva.
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Screen Queensland's $50K Short Film Fund breaks multi-year hiatus

Screen Queensland has launched a $50,000 Short Film Fund for local filmmakers.

Silvi Vann-Wall
The PC suggests training AI on pre-existing creative works will improve industry productivity. Image: Canva composite.
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'Creative theft': screen and arts bodies respond to shocking AI reform in PC's 2025 report

The MEAA, AWG, APRA and more say the Productivity Commission's AI suggestions will legitimise theft.

Silvi Vann-Wall
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