All members of the South Australian screen sector are invited to join SAFC staff and industry members for a morning of networking in the historic Adelaide Studios courtyard. Drop in between 10.30am and 12.00pm for a coffee and light refreshments to catch up with colleagues and create new industry connections. WHEN: Thursday 26 September, 10.30am to […]

TV series RFDS has a new home in South Australia for season 3! The Seven Network TV WEEK Logie Award winning series has commenced pre-production on its third season here in SA, ahead of filming in Port Augusta, Quorn and Adelaide with SA’s Lisa Scott of Highview Productions on board as producer. Produced by Endemol […]

The SAFC has been deeply saddened to hear of the passing of filmmaker and former SAFC Board member Gabrielle Kelly AM. Gabrielle served on the SAFC Board from 2005 to 2011, was a founding board member of Screen Australia predecessor Film Finance Corporation Australia and chaired the first Australian International Documentary Conference. Outside of screen, she […]

A billion-dollar industry, a fierce succession war, a family at odds: explosive drama Territory has everything you need for a juicy new watch – and it premieres on 24 October, 2024, Netflix has announced today. Formerly titled Desert King, Territory is the biggest Netflix series ever to be filmed in South Australia, with both production […]

As an organisation committed to supporting First Nations voices, cultures and stories, and championing First Nations creatives and screen practitioners, the SAFC has proudly celebrated 2024 NAIDOC Week with a range of activities this week The SAFC was delighted to host First Nations South Australian screen creatives at the 2024 National NAIDOC Awards hosted in Tarndanya (Adelaide) […]

Every year the South Australian Film Corporation celebrates NAIDOC Week by highlighting the work of First Nations screen creatives living and working in South Australia. This year we are showcasing seven First Nations South Australian creatives who are currently in the midst of writing original short film scripts as part of phase one of the […]

Every year the South Australian Film Corporation celebrates NAIDOC Week by highlighting the work of First Nations screen creatives living and working in South Australia. This year we are showcasing seven First Nations South Australian creatives who are currently in the midst of writing original short film scripts as part of phase one of the […]