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Screen NSW has announced the recipients of its 2024/25 Audience and Industry Development Program funding, with 28 festivals and screen businesses to share in $726,400.
The Audience Development Program provides support for organisations hosting screen
events, including public screenings, festivals and tours, while the Industry Development Program supports professional development and career advancement opportunities for practitioners in NSW including annual events, workshops, masterclasses, forums and targeted professional development activities.
Audience Development Program recipients include:
Africa Film Fest Australia
Alliance Francaise French Film Festival
Antenna Documentary Film Festival
Bangalow Film Festival
Bus Stop Films Showcase
Byron Bay International Film Festival
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival
Flickerfest Western Sydney and NSW Regional Tour
Irish Film Festival
Lebanese Film Festival
Mardi Gras Film Festival
Perfect Light Film Festival
Persian Film Festival
Polish Film Festival
SF3 Smartfone Flick Fest
Sydney Underground Film Festival
Industry Development Program recipients include:
Accessible Arts
Antenna Documentary Forum
Arts & Cultural Exchange
Australian Guild of Screen Composers,
Australian International Documentary Conference
Bus Stop Films
Creative Business Plus
Flickerfest’s Flickerlab
Newcastle International Film Festival Screen Workshops
Pride in Film
Screen Illawarra
Screenworks
The next round of Audience and Industry Development Programs will open for
applications later in 2025.
“Through these programs, Screen NSW is thrilled to support so many amazing screen festivals and creative businesses across NSW, offering premier experiences for audiences and professional development opportunities for our practitioners,” said Screen NSW head Kyas Hepworth.
“The experience to come together with an audience of fellow film lovers is unmatched. Through our Audience Development Program, we support organisation that run events to showcase content from both local and international filmmakers, bringing together cinephiles across NSW.
“I’m also pleased we can support organisations offering programs to grow the NSW screen sector, increasing accessibility and career advancement opportunities for NSW practitioners with our Industry Development Program.”
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