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Victorian Production Fund – Screen
The Victorian Production Fund – Screen supports Victorian production companies, Victorian project originators and Victorian key creatives to produce high-quality, diverse and engaging film, television, online and virtual reality (VR) projects.
Creators with a scripted or unscripted narrative project that has market attachment from a distributor, broadcaster or major online content provider can apply for between 3-10% of the project’s Victorian production spend, capped at $500,000.
Investment greater than 10% or $500,000 may be available for projects that provide exceptional benefit to Victoria in terms of economic impact, employment and skills development opportunities, significant Victorian IP, or cultural value.
Our investment is cash-flowed into the production and the equity remains with the producer.
As of 2/09/2025, there has been an amendment to ‘Market attachment’ as part of the ‘What projects are eligible?’ section of the guidelines. Please download the most up-to-date version of the guidelines here.
Applications are now open.
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Victorian locations have been the backdrops to some of the world’s most captivating screen projects, and can double for almost anywhere in the world. Search for the locations your script calls for, or explore what Victoria has to offer in our Locations Gallery.
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Melbourne’s leading-edge production, visual effects and post-production facilities have played an important role in some of the world’s biggest releases. Docklands Studios Melbourne is one of the facilities, home to six purpose-built sound stages.
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$2.4m for new screen productions and the return of TV favourites
The Victorian Government today announced Film Victoria funding for 15 television, film and online screen productions – including season six of Australia’s iconic, award-winning drama Offspring.
2016 TV Week Logie Award Winners Announced
Congratulations to all the Film Victoria supported projects and Victorian talent recognised at the 2016 TV Week Logie Awards, held last night at the Crown Palladium, Melbourne.
A Forgotten Cure
Writer/Director Emma Watts shares her journey into making the new SBS documentary, Last Chance to Save a Life; a film which takes us on the harrowing, yet hopeful journey of three patients with superbug infections at risk of losing a limb or their life.
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A MATCH MADE IN VICTORIA
Victoria continues to attract productions from all around the globe, with BBC’s psychological thriller The Cry being the latest to film in and around Melbourne.
Australian legends unearthed
Discover the truth behind Australia’s most infamous lawless legends in Lawless: The Real Bushrangers.
Australian comedy royalty unites for new ABC series Bad Company
The ABC, Screen Australia and VicScreen are thrilled to announce two of Australia’s most beloved comedians, Anne Edmonds and Kitty Flanagan will join forces for the new 6-part comedy series, Bad Company.
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Since September 2010
Debra is an online media entrepreneur with a background in film, television and digital media including CEO, Board and leadership roles for private, public and government businesses in Australia and the UK.
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VicScreen is proud of Victoria’s outstanding reputation as a world-class film friendly state. The Filming Approval Act 2014 advises all Victorian councils and public agencies on standard processes for filming applications and assessing permits on public land.
Debra is an online media entrepreneur with a background in film, television and digital media including CEO, Board and leadership roles for private, public and government businesses in Australia and the UK.
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Victoria has delivered the talent, the professionals, the infrastructure and the backdrops for the biggest releases and must-watch shows. Now we’re ready to light up yours.
Located on the south-east coast of Australia, Victoria is a vibrant and creative state with a rich, multicultural society, a diverse offering of restaurants, bars, theatres, galleries, and cultural and sporting events – and the world’s best coffee. Our capital city, Melbourne, is consistently named among the world’s most liveable cities.
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Victoria has delivered the talent, the professionals, the infrastructure and the backdrops for the biggest releases and must-watch shows. Now we’re ready to light up yours.
Located on the south-east coast of Australia, Victoria is a vibrant and creative state with a rich, multicultural society, a diverse offering of restaurants, bars, theatres, galleries, and cultural and sporting events – and the world’s best coffee. Our capital city, Melbourne, is consistently named among the world’s most liveable cities.
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Victoria has delivered the talent, the professionals, the infrastructure and the backdrops for the biggest releases and must-watch shows. Now we’re ready to light up yours.
Located on the south-east coast of Australia, Victoria is a vibrant and creative state with a rich, multicultural society, a diverse offering of restaurants, bars, theatres, galleries, and cultural and sporting events – and the world’s best coffee. Our capital city, Melbourne, is consistently named among the world’s most liveable cities.
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