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Four feature films from VicScreen’s inaugural Originate Features initiative are set to be fully financed and greenlit through a $2.8 million investment and applications open for the groundbreaking TV development program, Originate Series.
The universally beloved franchise, The Bachelor, is heading to Australia’s most liveable city, where, for the first time in the history of the series, roses will be handed out on Victorian soil.
Today, the Minister for Creative Industries Steve Dimopoulos announced a $5.4 million skills and training package to support Victorians that are aspiring to build careers in screen.
Today, at the 2023 Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC), VicScreen unveiled a bold new initiative – Originate Factual – designed to support Victorian factual producers, writers and directors to create high-end documentary series for global audiences.
Victoria’s pipeline of screen productions continues to grow, with crime thriller Sleeping Dogs the latest international production attracted to the state through VicScreen’s Victorian Screen Incentive.
Victoria’s screen industry is set to reap the benefits of the latest international production to come to the state, Ricky Stanicky, which will create over 350 jobs for Victorian crew, and 850 roles for local cast, casuals and extras – providing valuable employment and development opportunities for local screen practitioners.
Co-Curious has today announced the eight screenwriters selected for the Victorian iteration of its successful Stories From Another Australia (SFAA) program.
Today at PAX Australia, the Minister for Creative Industries Steve Dimopoulos announced Originate Games—a dynamic new initiative that will champion Victorian game developers who have projects in early-stage development.
Nine Australian writers have been selected to participate in the highly coveted screenwriter accelerator, Impact Australia, delivered by Impact and Gentle Giant Media Group.
Victoria is continuing to prove why it’s the epicentre of Australia’s games industry, profiling an incredible slate of upcoming locally made digital games and welcoming the second year of the Victorian Games Development Internship.