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Screen Australia has launched a new games festival and events fund to promote the promotion of Australian games and game makers. The Fund supports the production, organization and presentation of Australian game festivals and events that significantly benefit Australia’s game making community. Games Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP) 2023. Photo credit: Gavith Fernando for Craylux Media. Through the Games Festivals and Events Fund, successful applicants can apply for up to $100,000 in funding for festivals, conferences, workshops and events that provide exhibition, networking, speaking and community-building opportunities for Australian game makers. Applicants can apply until funds are…
Screen Australia has launched a new Games Festivals and Events Fund to support the production, organization and presentation of video games festivals and events in the region.The government-backed funding body said the new initiative will enable events that will “significantly benefit Australia’s game-making community”.The Game Festival and Event Fund allows applicants to request up to $100,000 in funding for a proposed festival, conference, workshop, or event. You must request a minimum of $10,000. Applications will be accepted until the funding pool is exhausted.Applicants will be notified of their success or failure within 4-6 weeks of submitting their application. Screen Australia…
The Games Festivals and Events Fund supports the production, promotion and presentation of Australian games festivals and events that significantly benefit Australia’s games production community. The grant will fund festivals, conferences, workshops and events that provide exhibition, networking, speaking and community-building opportunities for Australian game makers. Funding for Games at Screen Australia is limited and applicants should discuss the vision, scope and outcomes of their proposed event and identify funding possibilities with members of the Screen Australia Games team. there is. If you’re not sure who to talk to, please contact our Program…
After the thrilling and hilarious 10th season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!Australia, we finally have a winner. Skye Wheatley has been crowned Queen of the Jungle! Skye won the 2024 I’m A Celebrity Award. (Image: Channel 10) After an emotional finale in which the final three contestants were reunited with their loved ones, Australia decided mega-influencer Sky was worthy of the 2024 title. She won $100,000 for her charity of choice, Bully Zero, Australia’s leading anti-bullying organization. The charity also advocates for policy and law changes to reduce bullying and provide support, information and advice to…
Every year, several celebrities raise their hands to compete in the “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” Australia. And like any reality competition-style TV show, these contestants are inevitably eliminated one by one until a winner is crowned. With the 2024 season of I’m A Celeb well underway with Julia Morris and Robert Irwin at the helm, we can’t wait to see who wins and who leaves… Here is the complete list of contestants eliminated from I’m A Celeb 2024. Who was kicked out of I’m A Celebrity Australia 2024 tonight? TV presenter Tristan McManus came in second…
After weeks immersed in the South African jungle, the star-studded journey of I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here is officially coming to a close in 2024. From taking on the hair-raising Tucker trial to overcoming fear in countless nerve-wracking challenges, the 12 celebrities who attended this year’s camp overcame some of the jungle’s most unexpected obstacles. and took home $100,000 for his chosen charity. Despite each contestant making a huge impact on the camp, only one of the top three will take home the Jungle crown, with Skye Wheatley appearing on ‘I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here…
Whether it’s escaping a giant boulder or overcoming creepy crawlies at camp, this year’s season of “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” is the best ever for our favorite celebrities. It became one of the more challenging ones. From sporting legends to social media influencers, this year’s camp attracted a diverse range of Australia’s most loved celebrities. The competition may be coming to an end, but fans believe they’ve already found out who will conquer the jungle. The message “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” will be displayed. Australia 2024 winner leaked? The official winner of I’m…
Screen Australia has partnered with Los Angeles-based TV production company Dynamic Television, known for Ginny & Georgia and Savage River, in a new project to fund the development of up to four scripted TV projects. Developed the program. The Dynamic Television Scripts Initiative will focus on serials and procedurals with innovative, high-concept ideas, memorable characters, and emotional stories that target mainstream audiences. Applicants are asked to propose projects with a total development budget of up to $100,000, with Screen Australia and Dynamic Television each contributing 50% of the funding. Selected projects from each of the four rounds will benefit from…
Dynamic TV to sell ABC’s female-led crime drama ‘Savage River’ Los Angeles-based production and distribution company Dynamic Television has partnered with film company Screen Australia to launch a script development program for Australian producers and screenwriters. The Dynamic Television Scripted Initiative will fund the development of up to four scripted projects and support global efforts as they move into production. Under the partnership, Screen Australia and Dynamic Television, the distributor of Australian crime drama Savage River, will contribute 50 per cent of the funding for each production. Producers and writers are invited to submit projects with a total development budget…
Australian producers are “at risk” of becoming “slaves” to international streamers, a top industry body has warned, as regulatory debate rages at home. The Film Producers Association of Australia (SPA) made the comments today in a statement released to the National Cultural Policy Inquiry into the Government’s upcoming Revive plans. Streaming regulations have been a hot topic since long-term plans to revamp the country’s arts were first announced in January last year. SPA, which represents most of Australia’s major producers, has been consistently vocal in its criticism of global streamers. The group is advocating for companies like Netflix and Prime…