MELBOURNE KEEPS ITS SHORTS ON WITH RENEWED FUNDING FOR ST KILDA FILM FESTIVAL
Australia’s longest-running short film event, St Kilda Film Festival has received renewed funding support from the Victorian Government.
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Picnic at Hanging Rock returns home to Victoria
The mystique of Hanging Rock will continue its legacy set down by Joan Lindsay's iconic story when the Macedon region provides a backdrop for the much anticipated mini-series Picnic at Hanging Rock.
$2.4M INVESTMENT WRAPS A SUCCESSFUL YEAR IN VICTORIAN SCREEN INDUSTRY
Seventeen film, television, online and documentary projects will share in over $2.4 million to help bring their productions to screen through funding from Film Victoria’s Assigned Production Investment program and the Victorian Content Initiative.
LEIGH WHANNELL SET TO RETURN TO MELBOURNE WITH SCI-FI FEATURE STEM
Victoria continues its run in attracting ambitious productions with Minister for Creative Industries Martin Foley today announcing Melbourne as the filming location for new sci-fi thriller Stem.
Paws for applause: Red Dog True Blue premieres in Melbourne
It’s true that every dog has its day as Australia’s favourite kelpie returned with the Melbourne Premiere viewing of Red Dog: True Blue.
Victorian talent recognised in 2016 AACTA Awards
Film Victoria congratulates all the winners and nominees recognised in the 6th AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel.
Funding Takes New Games Projects To The Next Level
Nine Melbourne game developers will share in more than $440,000 thanks to the latest round of Film Victoria investment funding.
A SPORTING GOOD TIME WITH A NEW VICTORIAN TV SERIES
The 2016 footy season may be over but Etihad Stadium is still seeing plenty of on-field action with cameras rolling on the new Australian television series The Warriors.
Victorian talent recognised with AACTA nominations
Film Victoria congratulates the Victorian nominees in the 6th AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel.
INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL LOCKED IN FOR TWO MORE YEARS
The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) – one of Australia’s most significant foreign language film events – has been locked in until 2018 with support from the Andrews Labor Government.
Screen Forever Awards 2016 conclude another terrific conference
The 2016 Screen Forever Conference has wrapped for another year following a jam-packed program of events including In Conversation sessions with Bruna Papandrea, Keli Lee and Graham Yost.
TWO FLAGSHIP SCREEN INDUSTRY EVENTS SECURED FOR VICTORIA
Melbourne will be the home to two of Australia’s leading screen industry events for a further three years, strengthening Victoria’s position as the creative state.