SAFC and Screen Australia are providing the opportunity for you to attend a special Adelaide presentation with Screen Australia on Tuesday 25 February, 2020. Join Screen Australia’s Development Executive Justin Donoghue, Online Investment Manager Lee Naimo and Projects Support Office Louise Cocks as they walk you through development and online production funding opportunities, an overview […]

This issue: – New Stan and BBC One series to be shot in SA – Archie puts SA dance doco in the spotlight – Adelaide shot comedy opens seniors film fest – SA screen sector shines in FCCA Award noms – Indigenous Fellowship deadline extended – Applause: accolades, awards & appointments Not on our mailing […]

Watch selected Gold winning entries from the 2019 Australian Cinematographers’ Society SA Awards, and hear directly from the cinematographers about their process. We have some extremely talented DPs in SA, and now is your chance to see their work on the big screen. Free event, open to ACS members, students, and particularly those from other […]

The Tourist is a co-production between BBC One and Stan, produced by Two Brothers Pictures, the team behind the critically-acclaimed drama series The Missing and Fleabag. Stan, with BBC One today announced brand new original series The Tourist, produced by Two Brothers Pictures in association with Highview Productions and the South Australian Film Corporation. Minister […]

Acclaimed musician Archie Roach and Port Augusta’s Dusty Feet Mob dance group are the focus of Dusty Feet Mob – This Story’s True, a new short documentary to share healing stories of the Stolen Generations. Dusty Feet Mob – This Story’s True was created by Aboriginal community members in Port Augusta, in collaboration with award-winning […]

An extension was today announced for the Centralised Indigenous Fellowship. Applicants now have until 15 March 2020 to apply. Launched under the CENTRALISED banner, Documentary Australia Foundation (DAF)’s new Centralised Indigenous Fellowship is a partnership with the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC), Screen Territory, NITV (National Indigenous Television) and AFTRS Indigenous (Australian Film Television and Radio School). Open to early to mid-career Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander practitioners […]

A Whyalla film festival, an Aboriginal screen showcase tour of regional SA, and a new SA screen industry networking event are among the recipients of the SAFC’s latest round of Audience Development and Industry Development grants. The six recipients are: Industry Development Grant Recipients Screenworks 2020 – Writing for TV Intensive WorkshopAccess for two South Australian […]