Applications are now open for the 2026 Natalie Miller Fellowship, with two grants of $10,000 each to be awarded to women pursuing bold professional development in the Australian screen sector.
Jump Street Films today announced that Idan Kotzen will receive the inaugural Jewish Australian Screen Fellowship, valued at $20,000. Based in Queensland and currently Panavision's Branch Manager on the Gold
In an exciting new opportunity, screen creatives can apply from today for a grant established by the City of Port Phillip and the family of the late Nigel Buesst (pictured)
AIDC has teamed up with leading documentary streaming platform DocPlay to introduce DocPlay Indie Booster – a $20,000 pitch initiative created to support independently released feature documentaries. Designed to provide
Celebrating its 14th year, the Natalie Miller Fellowship is excited to announce Ruby Arrowsmith-Todd and Nerida Groth as the two recipients of this year’s prestigious grant. The announcement was made
Charmaine Murray and Yasmin Kassim’s scripted feature Prawn Curry Christmas has been selected as the 2025 recipient of Screenwest’s coveted West Coast Visions, supported by $1.5 million. The richest filmmaking
Celebrating its 14th year, the 2025 Natalie Miller Fellowship invites women in the Australian screen industry to apply for its prestigious annual grant. This year there will be two grants
The Jewish International Film Festival (JIFF) and the Jewish Australian Screen Fund (JASF) are proud to announce the winners of the JIFF Short Film Fund for 2025. This year’s expanded program
Queer Screen has awarded the full $10,000 from this year’s Completion Fund round to the animated feature film LESBIAN SPACE PRINCESS. The announcement was made at the Program launch for
The Miles Government has announced the 12 Gold Coast screen businesses to share in $5 million in screen production boosting capital grants to meet growing demand for services in the