Want to know more about the VicScreen evolution and vision for the future? Browse this list of our guiding documents.
This is the Victorian Government’s first screen strategy in more than 10 years, setting a bold vision for Victoria’s screen industry.
Victoria’s Screen Industry Strategy 2021-2025 is a whole of Victorian Government plan to reshape and expand Victoria’s screen industry.
Putting screen at the centre of Victoria’s growth and prosperity, the strategy will create jobs, foster new talent and generate significant economic returns over the next four years.
→ 2022/23 Annual Report (5MB)
→ 2022/23 Disclosure of Payments (154KB)
→ 2021/22 Annual Report (3.8MB)
→ 2021/22 Disclosure of Payments (153KB)
→ 2020/21 Annual Report (4MB)
→ 2020/21 Disclosure of Payments (130KB)
→ 2019/20 Annual Report (4MB)
→ 2019/20 Disclosure of Payments (140KB)
→ 2018/19 Annual Report (6MB)
→ 2018/19 Disclosure of Payments (140KB)
→ 2017/18 Annual Report (2.3MB)
→ 2017/18 Disclosure of Payments (86KB)
→ 2016/17 Annual Report (15MB)
→ 2016/17 Disclosure of Payments (186KB)
→ 2015/16 Annual Report - Editorial (763KB)
→ 2015/16 Annual Report - Financials (6.7MB)
→ 2015/16 Disclosure of Payments (166KB)
→ 2014/15 Annual Report (5MB)
→ 2014/15 Disclosure of Payments (100KB)
→ 2013/14 Annual Report (1.6MB)
→ 2013/14 Disclosure of Payments (81KB)
→ 2012/13 Annual Report (2.51MB)
→ 2012/13 Disclosure of Payments (1.87MB)
→ 2011/12 Annual Report (2.58MB)
→ 2010/11 Annual Report (6.8MB)
→ 2009/10 Annual Report (4.25MB)
→ 2008/09 Annual Report - Editorial (5.59MB)
→ 2008/09 Annual Report - Financials (4.29MB)
→ 2007/08 Annual Report (4.43MB)
→ Corporate Plan 2017-2020 (3MB)
→ Corporate Plan 2014-2017 (139.9KB)
→ Corporate Plan 2010-2013 (2.21MB)
→ Corporate Plan 2007-2010 (1.5MB)
→ 2022/23 Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality Register
→ 2021/22 Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality Register
→ Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality Policy
VicScreen is updating our Retention and Disposal Authority (RDA) and welcomes your feedback.
VicScreen’s RDA is issued under the Public Records Act 1973 by the Public Record Office Victoria (PROV). Its purpose is to identify records unique to VicScreen, classify them as either permanent or temporary, and provide VicScreen with the authority to destroy records no longer required.
There are two draft documents provided for feedback:
We’re seeking feedback relating to the RDA’s coverage of VicScreen’s unique functions, the classification of records as permanent or temporary, and the duration temporary records must be retained. Please email any comments to feedback@vicscreen.vic.gov.au by midnight 14 August 2024.
VicScreen does not make public the details of individual titles that receive funding or support until their first public announcement (determined with the broadcaster, distributor or publisher). At the end of the financial year, details of payments made for a project, for the full year, are made public and can be viewed in our Disclosure of Payments above.
Learn more about our history: on and off-screen.