South Australia’s flagship feature film development initiative, Film Lab: New Voices, has greenlit its third feature film for production – The Debt, an exciting new horror led by South Australian First Nations filmmakers. Co-written by Yankunytjatjara writer Pearl Berry and Piri Eddy, directed by Johanis Lyons-Reid and produced by Yankunytjatjara producer Lilla Berry, The Debt […]

Emerging South Australian producer Megan Adrain has been selected for the Bus Stop Films 2025 Inclusive Producers Attachment Program, supported by the SAFC. A self-described neurodivergent filmmaker, Megan is one of 13 emerging and established producers selected by Bus Stop for an Inclusive Producer Attachment as part of the program, following an overwhelming response of […]

All members of the South Australian screen sector are invited to join SAFC staff and industry members for a morning of networking in the historic Adelaide Studios courtyard. Drop in between 10am and 12.30pm for a coffee and light refreshments to catch up with colleagues and create new industry connections. WHEN: Tuesday 12 August, 10am to […]

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Sunday Too Far Away, the first feature film produced by the South Australian Film Corporation in 1975. Coming just three years after the SAFC was established as the first screen agency in Australia, the critically acclaimed and multi award-winning film heralded an auspicious start for the screen industry […]

South Australian video game developers will be centre stage at the world’s largest digital games conference next month as the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) presents a South Australian showcase at Gamescom 2025 – with applications open now to local developers to join the delegation. Held annually in Cologne, Germany, Gamescom is the world’s largest […]

As the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) prepares to launch its Strategic Plan 2025-28, the agency is strengthening its team with new skills and expertise to deliver on its vision for growing and supporting the state’s screen sector. With a number of recent appointments already made, and recruitment soon to get underway for other roles […]

The Netflix drama series adaptation of Miles Franklin’s beloved Australian novel My Brilliant Career is now in production in South Australia, bringing with it hundreds of local jobs and the biggest economic investment by a TV series ever made in the state. Supported by the State Government through the South Australian Film Corporation’s (SAFC) Screen […]