MELBOURNE HOMES IN HIGH DEMAND WITH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL FILMMAKERS
If you’re the owner of an interesting house in Melbourne, your home could star in an upcoming film or TV series if you register your details with Film Victoria.
The My VicScreen portal is now open. Read the FAQs for more information.
If you’re the owner of an interesting house in Melbourne, your home could star in an upcoming film or TV series if you register your details with Film Victoria.
Leading documentary creators will continue to come together in Melbourne to share their ideas and explore new horizons, with the city to host the annual Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) for a further three years.
Victoria is the first Australian state to partner with the world’s biggest film industry with the launch of an Australian-first initiative to attract some of India’s biggest blockbusters to the state.
Imagine Impact, the content accelerator program created by Brian Grazer, Ron Howard and Tyler Mitchell, will launch in Melbourne this year, the first time the program for storytellers will be run outside of the US.
Stan and Film Victoria are challenging Victorian based writers and producers to deliver fresh ideas for new Australian narrative comedy series, rom-coms and comedy-dramas to premiere on Australia’s leading homegrown streaming platform.
Cameras have been rolling and hundreds of locals have been running as Ballarat sets the scene for a new Korean feature, Road to Boston. The regional city is one of four Victorian locations doubling as 1940s Boston for the film’s marathon scenes.
Stan, Screen Australia and Film Victoria today announced that production has commenced on the second season of award-winning drama series Bloom in Victoria.
Film Victoria and SBS have teamed up on Pitch to Pilot, a joint development initiative focused on developing compelling new television drama series that celebrate our diverse and multicultural society.
Victoria’s worldwide reputation for creativity, innovation and excellence has seen screen production reach record heights in the state, with production expenditure surpassing $250 million for the first time.
A new giant sound stage and a partnership with Hollywood leader Dick Cook will supercharge Victoria’s screen industry, injecting millions of dollars into the economy and supporting hundreds of new jobs.