Film Victoria’s 2016/17 Annual Report was tabled in Parliament yesterday confirming a record breaking year for Victoria’s screen economy. 

Seven organisations will deliver events and activities aimed at early career screen practitioners through Film Victoria’s Early Career Skills Development Program (ECSDP). 

Eighteen film, television and games projects received a boost today through Film Victoria’s latest
investment funding decision.

The Victorian Government has appointed Melbourne game developer Blake Mizzi to the Film Victoria Board. 

It is with much sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Victorian filmmaker Cris Jones.

Filmmakers and movie lovers alike congregated at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre last night for the opening of the 66th Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF), with the world premiere screening of Jungle.

The pilot outing of Series Mania Melbourne was the first time the world’s most prestigious TV festival has been held outside Paris.

Film Victoria has revealed its impressive 2016/17 result and launched its 2017-20 Corporate Plan which places a renewed emphasis on business growth and skills development.   

Film Victoria and NITV have announced the 10 successful applicants who will participate in the ‘Bust Up’ comedy initiative. 

ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image) and Film Victoria are thrilled to release the program for Series Mania Melbourne, with Vince Gilligan headlining the event. 

Each year in response to marketplace trends and feedback we’ve received from industry we review our programs to determine if any changes are required.

The following is a brief summary of the changes made to be effective from 1 July 2017.

Applications are open for Talent Camp VIC - a diversity and inclusion initiative for under-represented practitioners wanting to work in the screen industry.