ScreenACT Newsletter

A reminder that the closing date for the September Newsletter is 31 August. Please submit any articles you wish published on or before that date and write “Newsletter” as the subject.

If you have any events you wish to be published on the “Events Calendar”, these can be submitted at any time. Please write “Events Calendar” as the subject.

Submissions for the newsletter and the Events Calendar should be emailed to: screenact@act.gov.au

Auditions for Canberra based feature film
12-3pm, Saturday 12 August 2006, Griffin Centre, Geng Street, Canberra City

In September 2006, an independent film company, Canary Yellow Creative, comprising of people from all over Australia are shooting a feature length film entirely in Canberra.

Film Title: The Dinner Party

Auditions: Saturday 12 August at the Griffin Centre, Geng St, Canberra City between 12:00 and 15:00

Shoot Dates: Monday 11 September to Sunday 24 September – 2 weeks

Roles: 6 lead roles male & female between the ages of 17-26
5 support roles male & female between the ages of 17-26
1 support male role between ages 25-40

Contact: Please send contact details, resume, photos to thedinnerparty911(a)yahoo.com.au or call Brendan on 0414 916 427

Synopsis: Joel plans to break up with Angela, his emotionally unstable and manipulative girlfriend, after a dinner party she is holding. But Joel is the only guest unaware of Angela’s plan to kill him and herself in a murder/suicide afterwards - all it takes is for one guest to speak up to prevent a tragedy.

Welcome to the August 2006 edition of the ScreenACT Newsletter: a source of information from the ACT Government for the local Film, Television and Digital Media industry and enthusiasts. We welcome your feedback and news.

In this Issue

· Editorial
· Deadline for September 2006 Newsletter
· Wrap-up of 2005-06 financial year
· Recent Capital Region location enquiries
· Young Filmmakers Fund – NSW Residents
· The Hub short listed for Telstra Business Awards
· Special Effects Company Coming Soon
· Artworkers Alliance now offering affordable public liability insurance
· Canberra Shorts
· National Film and Sound Archive Cinémathèque – the films of controversial French Filmmaker: Maurice Pialat
· Tuggeranong Arts Centre Film Society 2006
· August Screenings at Electric Shadows
· SCINEMA Festival of Science Film
· AFI Festival of Film in Canberra
· Producing Paradise Seminar
· ACT Filmmakers Network Briefing Session – The Legal Maze
· Short Fuse Film Festival
· SPAAmart 2006
· Festival of Liberties – Brussels, Belgium
· FNI(A) Achievement Awards call for entries
· Flower Cut Film Festival
· DigiSPAA Call for Entries
· Ztudio 3 Minute Opportunity 2006
· ECOtvc Competition
· Showtime Talent Assist Scheme
· Flickerfest
· Mandurah Short Film Festival
· Crossover Australia 2007 Call for Applications
· Australian Government Film Industry Review
· Australian Film Television & Radio School (AFTRS) Applications Open
· Australian Film Commission Indigenous filmmaker funding opportunity
· Australian Film Commission August Funding Deadlines

The August newsletter includes a wrap-up of the 2005-06 financial year from ScreenACT, an update on location enquiries around the Capital Region and information on the Film Industry Review currently being undertaken by the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.

In response to recent enquiries from local short and feature filmmakers about upcoming opportunities for entering their work in festivals, we have also included a detailed list of upcoming festivals. Local filmmakers can keep up to date with festival deadlines using the Inside Film calendar issued with IF magazine and available on is website (www.if.com.au), the Australian Film Commission website (www.afc.gov.au) under the link ‘Marketing Your Film’ and at various online international and Australian festival listings, such as www.cinephilia.net.au and www.2camels.com. Hopefully we’ll see more ACT and Capital Region films appearing in national and international festivals in the near future!

A special note of congratulations to The Production Hub on being selected as an ACT finalist of this year’s Telstra Business Awards. We wish the team all the best for Friday night’s Awards presentation.

Article submissions are due by COB 6 September 2005.
ScreenACT welcomes news stories, upcoming events and other items of interest from subscribers for inclusion in our newsletter.

Please ensure all articles are accurate and have been proofread prior to submission. ScreenACT holds no responsibility for the publication of inaccurate information submitted to it by external parties and reserves the right to edit and/or refuse articles at its discretion.

Articles should be submitted by email to screenact(a)act.gov.au with “Newsletter Item” in the subject line.

Marketing of the office, locations and local industry was a major focus for ScreenACT in 2005-06, with an important part of that being the official office launch at the end of August 2005 with new branding and a new website. The change of name to ScreenACT was considered important because of confusion in the local and wider screen industries about exactly who was the ACT Government’s screen industry office.

Marketing in industry publications such as Inside Film and Filmink magazines, registration in online and hard copy industry directories, and strategic sponsorships and partnerships seemed to have a significant impact on awareness across the wider Australian industry of what the ACT has to offer and where to find information.

Location enquiries increased significantly, including referrals from Ausfilm (as a result of our membership and involvement with the organisation) and direct enquiries from filmmakers and production companies in the ACT, other states and overseas. Not all enquiries lead to shoots in the ACT and region, but the growing level of interest is promising.

We also noticed an increase in the number of enquiries about production and support services available in the ACT, which prompted investigation of a searchable online industry database. As mentioned in a previous newsletter, the searchable database has been put on hold and in the interim, a short-form version of the industry directory previously put together has been edited and published online. Delays in getting the information online unfortunately occurred as a result of difficulties with the web software provider, resourcing issues in late 2005/early 2006 and errors and omissions in the original hard copy directory.

ScreenACT wrapped up the year with a sponsorship partnership with local training provider, AIE, to provide 4 places in its mid-year intensive training course in games and film. This was the first training initiative ScreenACT has been involved in and ScreenACT was also looking into internship programs for later this year. For those whom ScreenACT had already consulted with regarding digital media and film/television internship programs, we advise that we are looking at whether such programs may be suitable for consideration by the new ACT Skills Council and will endeavour to keep you informed.

Below is a list of the sponsorships and other financial assistance provided by ScreenACT to support and promote the local industry and region in the 2005-06 financial year. This information is also available on the ScreenACT website at: http://www.screenact.act.gov.au/funding/index.html.

Film & Television Sector Development Funding
· AFTRS Course, Travel & Accommodation - Stavros Georgiadis (Popular Culture)
· NSW Capital Region Film Tour Networking Event
· Sponsorship of the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) 2006
· AIDC Registration - Adrian Herring (Journocam Productions)
· AIDC Registration - Paul Hoad (Plum Media)
· AIDC Registration - Belinda Morgan Pratten (Freeswimmers)
· AIDC Registration - Harriet Pike (Ronin Films)
· Sponsorship of the Australian Cinematographers Society Awards 2006 launch event in Canberra
· Sponsorship of prize for Best Script, Canberra Institute of Technology Film & Television Awards 2006
· Coordination of registration support via the BusinessACT Export Growth Program and Austrade, and provision of delegation booklet for ACT delegation to On Screen In Singapore at the Asia Television Forum 2005:
o AfterParty Productions (Gareth Benson, Producer)
o Alcam Film and Video (Alex Bonazzi, Director/Cinematographer)
o Bearcage Productions (Michael Tear, Managing Director)
o Nova Multimedia (David Springan-O'Rourke, Technical Director)
o NRS Group (Graham Patrick, Managing Director)
o Plum Media (Paul Hoad, Director)
o Ronin Films (Andrew Pike, Managing Director)

Digital Media Sector Development Funding
· Sponsorship of Canberra Games Festival 2005
· Sponsorship of 15 ACT teachers to attend Schools & Computer Games Summit at the Australian Game Developers Conference 2005
· Sponsorship of Australia pavillion at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2006
· E3 Registration - Andrew Smith (Prophecy Games)
· Co-sponsorship with the Academy of Interactive Entertainment of 4 places in mid-year intensive training course in games and film

Cross-Sector Development Funding
· Sponsorship of SWITCH 2005 as part of the Canberra Games Festival
As most members of the local industry would be aware of, ScreenACT was not established with the role of providing funding for production or project development, including funding for productions visiting the region, and ScreenACT does not generally provide funding in relation to audience development activities.

However, members of the industry should also be aware of the significant level of funding provided to the screen industries in 2005-06 via other areas of ACT Government, including the ACT Arts Fund administered by artsACT, the ACT Festival Fund, the Chief Minister’s Department Communications & Events Unit and BusinessACT’s Knowledge Fund and Export Growth program. Funding provided through these units and programs exceeded ScreenACT’s total discretionary budget for the year and were directed towards project development, commercialisation, travel and registration at markets and other events, and festivals/audience development.

ScreenACT Regional Production Liaison Officer, Robert Pickles, has been busy over the last month with enquiries for films, adverts and music videos around the Capital Region. He even had a ‘Deliverance moment’ deep in Bago Forest after his car got bogged. Luckily, a logging truck passed by, so he escaped with both his car and dignity in tact.

Below is a brief update of recent enquiries received:

§ ‘Dreamworks’ requested images of a remote location with pine trees fronting a large lake for a feature film and were very pleased with images sent of Bago, Tumut, Googong and Burrinjuck Dams, Eucumbene and Jindabyne, but it seems the film is likely to go to Canada.
§ A big budget supernatural horror feature has also considered filming in the region, but needed a huge (think The Shining) hotel-like building in a remote location, which we could not provide, although a number of locations were considered, such as ‘Sponars’ Chalet in Jindabyne.
§ A clothing label were interested in shooting a new TVC in the Snowy Mountains, but the shoot was unable to go ahead because of restrictions on entry of animals (required for the shoot) in National Parks.
§ Hilton Media Pty Ltd (t/a Ticket to Ride) needed a unique location to make a music video for the band ‘Evermore’ and after seeing some of the locations around Lake George have decided to shoot there.

NSW Capital Region residents may be interested to know that the NSW Film and Television Office’s Young Filmmakers Fund (YFF) is now open. The fund is open to NSW residents aged 18-35 and offers grants of up to $30,000 to produce short films in any format or genre - dramas, documentaries, animation or experimental films.

ROUND 20 closes on Monday 9 October 2006. Guidelines, application forms, and all the information you require to apply is available at: http://www.fto.nsw.gov.au/fund.asp?id=48.

Please note: Funding is not available for student films or projects that form part of any assessment at an educational or training institution.

The Production Hub has been short listed for the 2006 Telstra Business Awards. The Awards recognize the achievements and enterprising spirit of small businesses across Australia.

The Hub is a finalist in contention for the 2006 Australian Government Micro-Business Award (ACT).

The Awards presentation will be held at the Great Hall, Parliament House on Friday 4 August. More information about the Awards, including how to purchase tickets, can be found at: www.telstrabusinessawards.com.

Special makeup effects company SHARP FX, headed by Russell and Nicky Sharp are relocating to Canberra. Established in 2001, SHARP FX specialises in the design and creation of special effects prosthetic makeup, creatures, puppets, props and models for the film, television, theme park and exhibition industries.

Russell has been in the industry for 11 years and during this time has worked freelance on a number of films, including Queen of the Damned, Scooby Doo, Matrix Revolutions, Troy, and the yet to be released Ghostrider.

Together, they have worked on a number of commercials including Cascade Beer – sculpting the Tasmanian tiger, Bundaberg rum – sculpting the Bundy bear head, Bega cheese Shapes and the latest Clarintyne commercial featuring 2 gnomes and a caterpillar.

In the past year Russell has also been passing on his exciting skills and knowledge by running his own advanced prosthetic makeup FX course, which he will be continuing in Canberra, with the first course starting in early 2007.

For more information please email Russell(a)sharpfx.com.au or visit: www.sharpfx.com.au.

Previously available to NSW, VIC and QLD artists, Artworkers Alliance is now offering visual artists, craft practitioners and designers working in the ACT affordable public liability insurance.

Underwritten by a major international insurance company, an Artworkers accredited membership includes comprehensive public and product liability insurance, including some cover for teaching/workshops. Deadline for applications: Thursday 17 August

For more information, visit: www.artworkers.org.

8pm, Thursday 3 August, Holy Grail Civic, Free admission

The August edition of Canberra Shorts features movie trivia and short films, with a host of SNOWYfest finalists including a documentary from former Canberran Jackson Pellow. This month's trivia hint is... Which late-great British actor starred as Russell Crowe's gladiator trainer Proximo in GLADIATOR?

Submissions of films from local filmmakers are welcome. Entry is free with entry forms and further information available at www.canberrashorts.com.

For further information on Canberra Shorts and SNOWYfest, email info(a)canberrashorts.com with "Subscribe" in the title.

Canberra Shorts is run by industry volunteers and is proudly supported by INSIDE FILM, RONIN FILMS, Electric Shadows, Academy of Interactive Entertainment, ACT Filmmakers Network, HOLY GRAIL Restaurant & Bar, Mortgage Australia Group, and the SNOWYfest International Film Festival Thredbo.

Electric Shadows Cinemas, City Walk, Canberra, admission by subscription ($15 for any three films)

In August, the NFSA Cinémathèque at Electric Shadows Cinemas screens the first major Australian retrospective of the films of controversial French filmmaker Maurice Pialat. Pialat is celebrated as maybe the most important French filmmaker, post- nouvelle vague, with his films now heralded as the major influence on contemporary French film.

The NFSA Cinémathèque’s sessions will include Under the Sun of Satan, Pialat’s disturbing study of religious faith which won the Palme d’Or at Cannes in 1987; Police, hard-hitting police corruption drama starring Gérard Depardieu, and scripted by Catherine Breillat (Romance, Á Ma Soeur!); Le Garçu – Pialat’s dark autobiography on fatherhood, also starring Depardieu; and For All My Loves, starring Sandrine Bonnaire in a tumultuous portrait of adolescent female sexuality, winner of the César for Best French Film.

Presented in association with the New Zealand International Film Festival and the Bureau du Cinema of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Paris).

VAN GOGH (unclassified 18+) screens 5 August, 2.00pm
A MOUTH AGAPE (unclassified 18+) screens 12 August, 1.00pm, followed by UNDER THE SUN OF SATAN (unclassified 18+) at 2.45pm.
FOR ALL MY LOVES (unclassified 18+) screens 19 August, 2.00pm
POLICE (unclassified 18+) screens 26 August, 2.00pm
LE GARÇU (unclassified 18+) screens 2 September, 2.00pm

Full program now online: www.nfsa.afc.gov.au/cinematheque.

The NFSA will be producing a three monthly NFSA Cinémathèque screenings calendar from now on. You can receive the calendar by mail for FREE by contacting 02 6248 2000 or email theflicks(a)nfsa.afc.gov.au.

All screenings Sunday 4pm, Tuggeranong Arts Centre Cinema
2006 Season $35 (10% discount for TAC and Artsound members)

August will see a celebration of American Film from the Tuggeranong Arts Centre’s Film Society.

August 6: Amores Perros (MA 15+)
August 13: The Motorcycle Diaries (M)
August 20: The Breakfast Club (M)
August 27: Dirty Dancing (M)

For further information, contact the Tuggeranong Arts Centre by phone: 6293 1443, e-mail: luisap(a)tca.asn.au, or visit their website: www.tca.asn.au.

Starting 10 August: BRICK (M) – a highly acclaimed “noir” thriller set in an American high school and winner of the Special Jury Prize, Sundance Film Festival.

Starting 17 August: 49 UP (M) – the next instalment in Michael Apted’s landmark documentary series, ever more moving and powerful as the years go by.

For more information, visit: www.electricshadows.com.au.

12-20 August 2006

The SCINEMA Festival of Science Film screens across Australia from August 12-20 as part of National Science Week.

German journalist and filmmaker Joachim Putz has been announced as special guest speaker for the 2006 Festival and will accompany his documentary, Tree of Kings, to talk about the remarkable story behind the production and answer audience questions. Joachim will be speaking on Saturday 12 August at 12.00pm in Canberra at the National Museum of Australia.

For more information about the festival, visit the website: www.csiro.au/scinema.

SCINEMA is a partnership of the CSIRO, Cosmos Magazine and the National Museum of Australia.

From Monday, 4 September 2006, Various venues

You are invited to a gala opening night for the Canberra launch of The 48th Annual AFI Festival of Film. Australia’s only national film festival is coming to town for three weeks from Monday 4th September.

The 48th Annual AFI Festival of Film offers the chance to see the 16 feature films, and the nominated shorts, animations and documentaries in competition for the L'Oreal Paris 2006 AFI Awards. AFI members are eligible to vote in four categories including Best Film - all you need to do is join the AFI and register to vote.

The Festival Opening Night will be held at Visions Theatre, National Museum of Australia, with a special preview screening of the Australian film Suburban Mayhem. An after party will follow in the hall of the National Museum of Australia. You can come to the opening night and all 22 screenings in the festival for only $55 (the cost of an AFI membership). AFI member guests can buy a ticket to the opening night.

The venue for feature films is Greater Union Manuka and venue for the opening night and the Best Short Fiction, Best Short Animation and Best Documentary nominees is Visions Theatre, National Museum of Australia.

To join the AFI and attend the festival go to: www.afi.org.au or call 1300 139 697.

6pm (doors open 5.30pm), Wednesday, 2 August 2006, National Museum of Australia
Cost: $5 UC and FNI(A) members/$10 general public

Sue Millikin, producer of “Paradise Road”, “Dating the Enemy”, “My Brother Jack” and more recently “Crocodile Dreaming”, will be presenting a seminar on her experiences in the Australian film industry.

This is a unique opportunity for students and teachers studying film. Millikin’s work emphasizes expressing a fresh, Australian perspective of the world around us.

For more information, contact FNI(A) at fni_a(a)yahoo.com.au or Nora on 0407 601 662 or UCUFPS at film(a)ucu.canberra.edu.au.

7pm, Wednesday 23 August 2006, National Museum of Australia
FREE to attend

The session looks at your legal requirements for developing, producing and distributing film productions – nationally and internationally – and will be presented by the workshop advisors of Tropfest 2005!

Before films, short or other creative activity is to be developed, or distributed and exhibited, the legal trail of all aspects of a making of a film must be ensured.

What do you need to know to ensure you can send your films to any festivals or other distribution channels?

Topics covered:

· What will ensure the film can be distributed and shown?
· How can the planning process better ensure these requirements are completed?
· What is chain of title?
· What kind of things does the content creator need to consider and take into account to ensure chain of title?
· How are moral rights, copyright and titling affected?
· What type of legal requirement do you need to understand for copyright, obtaining the rights to stories and ideas for scripts?

For more information, contact the ACT Filmmakers Network on 02 6162 5160 or by email at: admin.actfilmmakers(a)netspeed.com.au, or visit the website: www.actfilmnet.org.au.

Deadline: 4 August

For information, visit www.shortfusefilmfest.com.

Application Deadline: 11 August

SPAAmart presents the best market-ready projects from Australia and New Zealand to the local and international feature film-financing sector. SPAAmart will take place at the Sheraton Mirage Resort on Queensland’s Gold Coast from 13-15 November.

SPAAmart is a select entry market place and projects will be chosen by the quality of submission. Only feature film projects intended for theatrical distribution will be considered for SPAAmart 2006. There is no entry fee and applications must be received by close of business, Friday 11 August 2006.

For more information, visit www.spaa.org.au.

Entry deadline: 15 August

The “Festival of Liberties” film festival is calling for entries. A selection team will choose 20 films for viewing at the festival that will take place in Brussels in November. Entries can be feature length or can be documentaries with a 26-minute length minimum.

Entries should reflect the theme of the festival, being the liberties and rights of the human being.

For further information on submissions and the festival, contact Rudi Barnet via email at: rudi.barnet(a)skynet.be.

Entry deadline: 24 August; Judging: September; Awards Ceremony: November

Entries are open to all genre, and filmmakers from Australia or overseas.
Achievement Awards will be awarded for each genre, Documentary, Feature, Short, Animation, for the Best and Most Original Newcomer, and the Best Original Film/Original Score.

For entry forms and enquiries email: fni_a(a)yahoo.com.au or phone 02 6161 1596 or 0415 296 472. Visit the website at: www.geocities.com/fni_a/.

Deadline: 28 August

For information, visit www.flowercutfilms.com.

Deadline: 30 August

The winner of digiSPAA 2006 will win a $15,000 cash prize, a trip to the Rotterdam Cinemart international feature film market, plus a subscription TV screening.

DigiSPAA is an initiative to encourage feature film production developed by SPAA and sponsored by the Movie Network Channels. Finalists will be screened at this year’s SPAA Fringe conference in November and judged by an expert industry panel.

To be eligible films must have been produced digitally and completed to advanced post production stage no earlier than 1 January 2005. They must be feature film length between 70 and 110 minutes and independently funded.

For more information, visit www.spaa.org.au.

Entry deadline: 31 August

ZTudio, the production arm of Stacey Testro International, has announced that entries for the ZTudio 3 Minute Opportunity 2006 are open. This unique opportunity aims to discover, develop and produce a feature film. Filmmakers are asked to submit a feature script, with three minutes of footage to demonstrate the story, set the tone and visual style, and show ZTudio the project’s marketing potential.

Writers, directors or writer/director teams can visit www.ztudio.com for more information. The successful project will be announced at SPAA Fringe 2006.

Enquiries: Emma Woolley, (03) 9645 9181 or email emma(a)ztudio.com.

Initial Deadline: Friday, 1 September 2006

The ECOtvc competition to make your own commercial is open for entries.

Submit a script/storyboard for a 30 second ad and have the opportunity to win the ECOtvc Zero Waste SA Award. The theme is “zero waste” and research information on the topic is available on the website. Anyone with a great idea is welcome to enter the competition.

For information, visit www.ecotvc.com. Enquiries to Deb Lavis on 0418 804 228.

Deadline: 15 September

SPAA and Showtime are inviting producers to submit short films for selection in the Showtime Talent Assist Scheme. The scheme is designed to profile the work of an emerging producer at, and in the lead up to, the SPAA Conference.

For more information, visit www.spaa.org.au.

Deadline: 15 September

For information, visit www.flickerfest.com.au.

Deadline: 22 September

For information, visit www.mandurahshortfilmfestival.com.

Application deadline: 16 October

Crossover Australia 2007 has just launched its call for applications. Crossover is a creative think tank that brings together independent artists, writers, filmmakers and new media producers with the aim of developing innovative digital and interactive projects.

Over the course of five days, participants are immersed in a series of activities where the primary goal is the development of conceptual prototypes for groundbreaking interactive projects.

For more information, visit www.crossover.org.au.

On 12 July 2006, the Australian Government announced a review of the full range of government funding support measures for films in Australia. The review is broad ranging and submissions are sought from all interested stakeholders. Submissions close Friday 11 August 2006.

The issues paper is available on the DCITA website: http://www.dcita.gov.au/arts/film_digital/film_industry_reviews.

The AFTRS is accepting applications for its full-time and flexible delivery film, television, digital media and radio programs from July 21 – September 8.

AFTRS full-time courses offer qualifications at a postgraduate level within the following discipline areas: cinematography, directing, editing, documentary (next intake 2008), screenwriting, digital media, digital interactivity, producing, costume design, production design, computer animation and visual effects, emerging media and interactive design, television, screen composition, location sound recording, sound design and radio.

Flexibly delivered courses are available in screen composition, motion graphics and emerging media design, 3D animation and radio.

For further information regarding applications email infonsw(a)aftrs.edu.au, call AFTRS student services on (02) 9805 6444 or visit: www.aftrs.edu.au.

Application deadline: 4 August
NIDF 9 is an initiative of the Indigenous Branch of the AFC and Indigenous Screen Australia, in association with the Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC), SBSi and the relevant state funding agencies.

NIDF 9 will comprise two 52-minute documentaries designed to bring important Indigenous stories to the screen, authored and crafted by Indigenous people.

The aim of NIDF 9 is to provide an opportunity for Indigenous filmmakers to work on longer-format documentaries. The selected projects will be well crafted, based on strong ideas, exhibit a high level of creative ambition and demonstrate the possibility of being financed for production. Each project must have Indigenous Australians in key creative roles (minimum writer and director). Indigenous producers are strongly encouraged to apply.

The writer, director and producer (if attached) must each have at least one, preferably two, short documentary credit/s of minimum 26 minutes duration that has/have been broadcast. Credits must be in roles in which applicants are applying (ie the director must have a directorial credit etc).

Applications will be accepted from any Australian State or Territory.

Detailed information about selection criteria and assessment can be downloaded from the website: www.afc.gov.au/funding/indigenous/documentary/nidf9/fund_76.aspx.

For further information, email indigenous(a)afc.gov.au.

FILM DEVELOPMENT
4 August Strand I - IndiVision Low-budget Feature Production
11 August Strand L - Shooting Time-Critical Material
Strand V - Interactive Digital Media Early Development
Strand W - Interactive Digital Media Matched Investment Development Funding
18 August Strand S - Animation Development
25 August Strand D – Draft Funding

INDIGENOUS
4 August NIDF 9

INDUSTRY AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
14 August ICD Interactive Media Fund
New Projects Fund


For further information, visit: www.afc.gov.au.