The South Australian Film Corporation has announced significant changes to the production funding guidelines, moving to a 100% grant model of funding, and removing the funding cap for drama production for both television and features. This simplifies the application and contracting processes for producers and financiers, and makes it easier and more attractive to do […]

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) Content Group Australia and the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) are pleased to offer an exciting new opportunity for South Australian screen-writers through a joint Matched Market Development Initiative.   Applicants will pitch their projects to UPHE with one successful project awarded development funds (from UPHE and the SAFC) and an […]

Global entertainment giant Technicolor has today announced plans to establish a 500-person visual effects (VFX) centre in Adelaide, propelling SA as an international film production hub. The investment will complement the newly expanded Post Production, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) rebate further establishing South Australia as a global centre for visual effects and post production.  […]

The South Australian Film Corporation is pleased to announce a callout for three attachments on the TV series Pine Gap. The SAFC Crew Attachment Scheme aims to provide film production development opportunities for all emerging South Australian screen practitioners who are interested in furthering their career and skills in the South Australian screen industry. The […]

The Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) is the preeminent documentary event in Australia, attracting national and international decision makers and buyers. The SAFC will contribute to the cost of up to 10 x Full Access Passes and 3 x Day Passes for South Australian documentary filmmakers to attend the event. After the SAFC’s contribution the registration […]

The South Australian Film Corporation announces applications  for the 2018 residency of the Pirrku Kuu Hub for South Australian Aboriginal Screenmakers are now open.  The Pirrku Kuu Hub is a key initiative of the South Australian Film Corporation’s Aboriginal Screen Strategy 2015-2020. Located at the Adelaide Studios, Pirrku Kuu, a Kaurna term meaning ‘Story Room’, […]

South Australia’s Minister for the Arts and Premier Jay Weatherill today announced the largest ever direct boost to the SA film industry, with a new un-capped rebate which will strengthen the State’s ability to attract large budget and international productions. South Australia, already renowned for it’s world-class post production houses and facilities, now boasts Australia’s […]