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First Nations Project Development

Applications open all year.

Project Development funding for Western Australian First Nations screen practitioners and production companies.

Guidelines

Application Materials

Required Reading

How to Apply

  1. Download and fill in the ‘Indigenous Project Development’ application form.
  2. Send your application form and applications materials in one email to funding@screenwest.com.au.

For emails larger than 8MB, send through Screenwest’s Hightail Account.

Application materials are not to be emailed directly to individual staff members.

First Nations Practitioner Development

Applications open all year.

This Fund supports Western Australian First Nations screen practitioners by contributing funding towards professional career and development opportunities.

First Nations Low Budget Television Fund

Applications open all year.

Up to $25,000 for First Nations low budget television productions that are being commissioned for a national television broadcaster.

Guidelines

Application Form

Required Reading

How to Apply

  1. Download and fill in the ‘Indigenous Low Budget TV Fund’ application form.
  2. Send your application form and all application materials in one email to funding@screenwest.com.au.

For emails larger than 8MB, send through Screenwest’s Hightail Account.

Application materials are not to be emailed directly to individual staff members.

Resources for First Nations Filmmakers

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