Every year the South Australian Film Corporation celebrates NAIDOC Week by highlighting the work of First Nations screen creatives living and working in South Australia. This year, we are delighted to showcase the two South Australian First Nations screen creatives who have been given the opportunity to forge a career in television production through the […]

Calling all South Australian First Nations storytellers! Make your voice heard through the SAFC’s Heard…seen First Nations Podcasting Initiative. This initiative will offer up to eight South Australian First Nations storytellers the opportunity to learn foundational skills that underpin the three core phases of film, television and other screen content – pre-production, production and post […]

Production is underway outside Adelaide in South Australia on Kiah Roache-Turner’s action horror Lady Death, supported by the South Australian Film Corporation. Produced by Blake Northfield and Michelle Krumm for Bronte Studios (Beast of War, Wyrmwood franchise) with SA co-producer Julie Byrne (I Am Mother, The Babadook), the film is the next instalment of writer-director […]

The SAFC is supporting a landmark collaboration between Indigenous Business Australia (IBA), Screen Australia, and No Coincidence Media which will deliver a newly designed First Nations Screen Business Accelerator. All state screen agencies have united to support the initiative, marking the first time these key organisations have come together to invest in a coordinated, national […]

The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) has cemented its commitment to supporting greater diversity and inclusion in the state’s screen sector, announcing $75,000 in development funding for five exciting new projects from diverse South Australian writers and directors. From a First Nations-led comedy horror set in a South Australian holiday house to an adult animation […]

The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) is bolstering its commitment to diversity and inclusion in the screen industry with the launch of the new SAFC Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group (DIAG). The new group brings together six experienced and respected screen industry practitioners who champion inclusive and equitable practices within the South Australian screen sector […]

The SAFC’s Adelaide Studios isn’t just a screen production facility, it’s a creative hub that’s home to dozens of South Australian screen businesses and screen practitioners. In this ongoing series of SAFC interview profiles, we invite you to meet the tenants and get to know their work. Ana María Méndez Salgado and Carlos Manrique Clavijo are […]