Victoria’s status as a global hub for screen production continues as the new gridiron movie based on the life of American footballer John Tuggle kicks off principal photography in Melbourne.
Oscar-winning visual effects company Wētā FX is growing its Australian headquarters in Melbourne, creating up to 80 jobs and cementing Victoria’s reputation as a global screen powerhouse.
Filming is underway in Victoria for The Dispatcher. Supported by VicScreen, the new series, being produced by 60Forty Films, will create 730 jobs and inject over $45 million into the state economy.
Two exceptional screen practitioners are set to accelerate their screen careers through year-long internships provided by VicScreen in partnership with ABC, Blackfella Films and Good Thing Productions.
VicScreen today announced a bold new development initiative, Originate Genre, designed to nurture the next generation of Victorian storytellers to bring new voices to commercial cinema.
MIFF, the AFL and VicScreen have teamed up to launch Footy Shorts, an exciting initiative giving emerging Victorian filmmakers the chance to make a short documentary about Australian Football – both on and off the field.
VicScreen, ABC, the Australian Children’s Television Foundation and Screen Australia have announced that that filming is underway in Melbourne on the new children’s series Knee High Spies.
VicScreen, Stan and Screen Australia have announced the poignant new six-part drama series, Love Divided By Eleven.
Liam Neeson has hit the road in Victoria to make The Mongoose, his third film in the state in four years.
An Australian-first talent escalation initiative designed by VicScreen to give emerging and mid-career television writers unparallelled writers’ room access and craft-building mentorship is underway.
Liam Neeson is returning to Melbourne once again to film his next action-thriller, The Mongoose. This will be the third movie he has made in Victoria in four years.
Women are leading the way on both sides of the camera on Saccharine, the third feature film by Victorian filmmaker Natalie Erika James (Relic, Apartment 7A).