Stay up to date with the latest industry news, interviews and events from Screen NSW.
A group of NSW location managers and filmmakers discovered the hidden gems of the Blue Mountains on a recent famil tour.
Three digital games studios from Sydney will travel to Germany this month as part of the Australian stand at the world’s largest gaming event, Gamescom 2023.
A series of workshops in Sydney and regional NSW will help grow and upskill the state’s screen workforce in areas of need by targeting people outside of the industry.
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Screen NSW recently caught up with Sydney location manager Chris Reynolds to talk about The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, the international bestseller now a seven-part miniseries, starring Sigourney Weaver and Alycia Debnam-Carey.
The inaugural Australian Childrens Content Summit will take place on the mid north coast of New South Wales in Coffs Harbour from 29 August.
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Screen NSW is calling for applications for its 2023/24 Industry and Audience Development Programs.
VFX Supervisor and Co-founder of Animal Logic, Chris Godfrey has received the 2023 Sydney UNESCO City of Film Award during this years Ian McPherson Memorial Lecture at the 70th Sydney Film Festival.
Screen NSW today launched the 2023 Slate Development Funding program, providing up to $100,000 to support the NSW screen industry build a pipeline of local projects and promote greater diversity in representation.
Crew Connects will fund the placement of emerging crew members who are looking to upskill and advance their careers into roles with screen businesses offering the relevant development opportunities.
A new survey from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows the NSW screen industry has grown more in size and value than any other state in the past six years.
Screen NSW has announced an initiative that will provide up to three teams with an opportunity to develop a short film or proof of concept production, and to further develop the concept into a low-budget feature film.
20th Century Studios’ Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes will receive $17 million in support from the Australian Government, and funding through Screen NSW’s Made in NSW fund.
The Production Finance Program is available for projects produced or post-produced in NSW.
Steve Anthopoulos talks about how he came to work with an exciting cast of familiar faces to create his short film Voice Activated, which includes much loved actor Sam Neill, and Becky Lucas.
Respected screen and arts executive Kyas Hepworth has been appointed as Head of Screen NSW.
Three emerging filmmakers living with a disability will see their projects come to life on the big screen, thanks to the NSW Government’s 2022 Screen NSW Screenability Filmmakers Fund.
From 1 October 2021, the NSW Government will widen its current 10 per cent post, digital and visual effects (PDV) rebate to eligible digital games projects in NSW.
The booming local screen industry is headed to the top of the class, with Universal International Studios’ Matchbox Pictures high-concept comedy series Class Of ’07 secured for the State.
Digby Webster & Lauren Orrell discuss what it was like to join forces to make their latest creation – Blockhead and Sparkles and the Flood of Tears, which premieres at the 68th Sydney Film Festival.
Stan Original Series Wolf Like Me, from Emmy-award winning production company Made Up Stories, will soon call NSW home thanks to the support of the NSW Government’s Made in NSW Fund.
The long-awaited prequel to George Miller’s Academy Award Winning Mad Max: Fury Road is set to be filmed in NSW, and expected to become the biggest film ever to be made in Australia.
Screen NSW is calling for applications for the inaugural YouTube Creator Program, a new suite of programs to be delivered in partnership with Changer Studios.
The new $100,000 initiative is designed to develop career pipelines in the industry, with Australian animation studio, Animal Logic, and visual effects studio, Cutting Edge.
With the success of Series 1 and recent announcement of Series 2 of Bump, Claudia Karvan takes us behind-the-scenes, and discusses her experience on getting behind-the-camera.
With her first feature film set for its World Premiere this month, we spoke with Leah about her incredible career and the story behind The Drover's Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson.
We spoke with the series co-creator and first-time screenwriter Kelsey Munro to learn more about Stan’s original series Bump.
Netflix’s Pieces of Her will call NSW home, with the new series delivering 400 local jobs and contributing an estimated $58 million to the state’s economy.
The NSW Government today announced a new Animation and VFX Trainee Placement Pilot Program from Screen NSW with leading Australian visual effects and creative digital studios Animal Logic and Cutting Edge.
Eighteen NSW production companies have been announced as recipients of over $1.7 million in funding through Screen NSW’s new Slate Development Fund.
