This issue: – South Australia set to shine at Berlinale – February: In My Blood it Runs hits cinemas – Fundraising for State bushfire relief – Updated SAFC Terms of Trade – Want to go to Electric Dreams? We can help! – Applause: accolades, awards & appointments Not on our mailing list yet? Subscribe now! Images […]

This issue: – New opportunities for Indigenous creatives – Top SA producer joins SAFC Board – Escape from Pretoria trailer out now – Want to go to Electric Dreams? We can help! – Get your AFF into gear and submit for 2020 – Applause: accolades, awards & appointments Not on our mailing list yet? Subscribe now! […]

A new Fellowship will empower storytelling and kickstart new projects for Indigenous documentary-makers in South Australia and the Northern Territory, with applications open today. 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 […]

The South Australian Film Corporation is delighted to announce the appointment of Adelaide producer and director Rebecca Summerton to its board.  Owner/director of Adelaide production company Closer Productions, Ms Summerton’s work includes feature film Animals, an official Australian-Irish co-production which premiered at Sundance 2019, and mini-series The Hunting which this year broke records to become the highest rating Australian […]

This issue: – Nightingale soars with SA winners at AACTAs – Alternate green lit for SA production – SA screen sector shines at 2019 Ruby Awards – New audio docs funded for development – Top talent turns out to mentor ATSI creatives – Applause: accolades, awards & appointments Not on our mailing list yet? Subscribe now! […]

SAFC supported film The Nightingale scooped the pool at last night’s Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards in Sydney, winning four awards including Australia’s highest film honour – Best Film. The period revenge drama also won Best Direction and Best Screenplay for Jennifer Kent, making her the first woman to win all three top awards, and […]

It was a great night for South Australian film at the 2019 Ruby Awards, with three beloved SA screen actors and an SA made feature film taking top honours. Held at the Queen’s Theatre in Adelaide on Friday November 29, the awards are South Australia’s premier event to honour the best of the state’s arts […]