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Friday, 13 September 2024

Social impact documentary ‘Hard As Puck’ receives 2024 Brian Beaton Award

The highly regarded Brian Beaton Award recognises the valuable contribution esteemed late documentary producer Brian Beaton made to the WA screen industry. Produced by Chanel Bowen in her feature debut, Hard As Puck is set to follow an oddball team of Western Australian para-ice hockey players vying for a place on the national team.

Tuesday, 3 September 2024

Minister Templeman launches First Nations VR Truth-Telling Documentary Initiative in Broome, Western Australia

A special initiative designed to uncover distinctive WA First Nations voices, support their career progression and enable practitioners to explore new story-telling mediums and markets. Successful teams will be provided with up to $150,000 production funding each to produce a short VR documentary.

Wednesday, 28 August 2024

Expressions of Interest open for a spot in AFTRS Production Accounting Intensive

Screenwest and AFTRS are pleased to offer one WA practitioner a complimentary spot in the Perth AFTRS Production Accounting Incentive in September 2024. The course will provide the knowledge and skills required for a career as a Production Accountant – a role much in demand in the screen industry. Expressions of Interest close Friday 6 September at 5:00pm AWST.

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