The 2022 Adelaide Film Festival opens tonight and this year’s program features an array of outstanding South Australian made productions, including 11 productions supported by the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC). With such a huge selection of SAFC-supported productions to choose from, we’ve put together a handy list if you’re wondering what to watch. Monolith […]

The SAFC was saddened to hear of the passing of former SAFC Chief Executive Judith McCann on 4 October, 2022. Producer and former SAFC CEO Helen Leake AM has written this tribute. Chief Executive from January 1994 for five years, Judith took the reins at a time when the very existence of the SAFC was hotly […]

In this issue: South Australian games shine at PAXBeep and Mort charms audiences in premiereCharlie’s Virtual Residency returnsSA made horror’s world premiere at SitgesFirst Nations TV Pilot program closes soonApplause: accolades, awards and appointments Plus: Events and happeningsGrants, jobs and opportunities Not on our mailing list yet? Subscribe now! Images: Images L-R: Box Knight and Rooftop Renegade, images supplied Beep […]

South Australian made video games created with the support of the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) have been named among the best in the nation at Australia’s biggest gaming expo event, PAX Australia, kicking off today in Melbourne. SAFC supported games Box Knight from Adelaide Studios based company We Made A Thing Studios and Rooftop […]

Students from Burnside Primary School were among VIP guests treated to a preview screening of Windmill Pictures’ new South Australian made ABC Kids series Beep and Mort at the SAFC’s Adelaide Studios last week.  Based on Windmill Theatre Company’s award-winning theatre show, and made in Adelaide with a majority South Australian crew, the exciting new […]

South Australian Producers Helen Leake AM and Gena Ashwell from Dancing Road Productions have confirmed the announcement from the prestigious Sitges Film Festival that Carnifex, directed by Sean Lahiff, is in official selection and where it will have its world premiere. This will be immediately followed by the film’s Australian premiere at the Adelaide Film […]

Charlie’s Virtual Residency, a unique online initiative delivered by Australians in Film (AiF) and supported by the SAFC, returns in 2022, giving South Australian producers more opportunities to connect with the US film and television industry. Charlie’s Virtual Residency is an online version of AiF’s Los Angeles screen hub, Charlie’s, a creative workspace for the […]