The SAFC, along with Screen Australia, other state screen agencies and Australian industry bodies, are closely monitoring the situation related to potential tariffs on films proposed by the US President yesterday. At this point in time, there is no information regarding how the tariffs would be structured or imposed, or what they would apply to, […]

All members of the South Australian screen sector are invited to join SAFC staff and industry members to commemorate National Reconciliation Week with a morning of connection in the historic Adelaide Studios. All attendees will have the opportunity to meet new SAFC Head of First Nations Kirstie Parker.  Drop in between 10.30am and 12pm for a coffee […]

SBS and NITV are heading to Adelaide to connect with South Australian screen and media practitioners for a special ‘Meet the Broadcaster’ event. Presented in partnership with the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC), this is a valuable opportunity to engage directly with the SBS and NITV commissioning teams across Scripted, Factual, Food & Entertainment, and […]

South Australian writer, director, producer and actor Tilda Cobham-Hervey is set to launch her feature film directorial debut with It’s All Going Very Well No Problems At All, supported by the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC). The drama will be Cobham-Hervey’s first feature film credit as both writer and director, and follows her success with […]

Bring Her Back is the highly anticipated SA made horror from Adelaide filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou, set for release in May. The follow up to their wildly successful debut Talk To Me, their newest feature sees the Philippous team up once again with Causeway Films to deliver another nailbiter, filmed last year in Adelaide […]

The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) is pleased to announce the appointment of senior and highly accomplished Aboriginal woman and arts professional Kirstie Parker as Head of First Nations. A Yuwaalaraay Aboriginal woman from northwestern NSW, living in Adelaide on Kaurna yerta, Kirstie’s extensive leadership in community, not-for-profit and government settings spans more than 25 […]

The Mercury has today announced eight short film projects from 19 emerging South Australian filmmakers will go into production this year as part of the Quicksilver Production funding initiative, supported by the South Australian Film Corporation. Following an impressive and highly competitive round of submissions, eight diverse South Australian creative teams have been awarded a […]