Film Victoria is monitoring the rapidly changing situation with regard to coronavirus (COVID-19) in Victoria and its impacts on the creative industries and will continue to share information and updates as they come to hand.

Updated as at 17 September 2020.

Over the past month, we have been addressing the immediate challenges facing creatives, screen practitioners and screen businesses caused by the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19). Our focus is to not only support our industry right now, but ensure a swift and efficient recovery.

Nominees for the 2019 AACTA Awards presented by Foxtel have been announced, and we’re thrilled to see so many Film Victoria supported productions in contention.

The finalists for the 2019 Screen Producers Australia (SPA) Awards have been announced, with Victorian production businesses well represented among the contenders.

Congratulations to the Film Victoria supported projects and Victorian talent recognised at the 2019 TV Week Logie Awards.

Congratulations to the Victorian productions and talent among the nominees for this year's TV Week Logie Awards.

AFTRS, in partnership with AWG, Screen Australia and all eight state and territory screen agencies, announces the second rendition of Talent Camp, an inclusion program for emerging screen talent from diverse backgrounds.

Congratulations to all the nominees for the 2019 Australian Directors Guild (ADG) Awards, with a special acknowledgement to the Victorian directors and Film Victoria supported productions in the running to take home an award.

Katherine Slattery is set to join the team at Film Victoria to head up our fiction development programs.

Film Victoria has announced a $2 million investment in eleven film, television and online projects, exploring a diverse range of themes and topics – from refugees to mental health in the Australian entertainment industry.

Two original short films that give voice to diverse groups and further the careers of their creators will premiere on streaming platform SBS On Demand in mid-2019, thanks to SBS and Film Victoria.

Nine local game developers are set to share in $435,710 to drive the development of new games content, thanks to our latest round of games production funding.