Screen Territory

GET READY FOR THE ACTION-PACKED STAN ORIGINAL SERIES THOU SHALT NOT STEAL, PREMIERING ON 17 OCTOBER EXCLUSIVELY ON STAN!

Now, this is Central Australia like you’ve never seen it—gritty, raw, and absolutely electric.

Written and directed by none other than Territorian talent Dylan River, this First Nation-led series is a fast-paced, edge-of-your-seat thrill ride through the stunning Red Centre. And the cast? We’re talking Noah Taylor, Miranda Otto, Will McDonald, and the rising star Sherry-Lee Watson.

Backed by Screen Territory, this ain’t your average TV drama. Check out the trailer and get a taste of this series which was just selected for the Toronto International Film Festival.

Trust us -- you don’t want to miss this!

Official Trailer | Thou Shalt Not Steal | A Stan Original Series. Starring Noah Taylor, Miranda Otto, Will McDonald and Sherry-Lee Watson Thou Shalt Not Steal follows Robyn (Watson), a young Aboriginal delinquent searching ...

SCREEN AUSTRLIA ONE-on-ONE MEETINGS IN DARWIN!

Screen Australia staff will be holding one-on-one information sessions for NT screen creatives to find out about their funding programs and other opportunities for support.

WHEN: Friday 20 September, 10:00am - 2:00pm, 25 minutes each
WHERE: Development House, 76 Esplanade Darwin

Capacity is limited so RSVP quickly to secure your place for this exciting opportunity. To book a meeting, please include a brief overview of the project you would like to discuss.

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Lights, camera, ACTION... 🎬

🌟 Filming for the global hit series is underway in Darwin this week, showcasing the Northern Territory as a world-class destination for film and television projects.

This major production is a result of Screen Territory's Production Attraction Incentive Program, which not only boosts our local economy but also highlights the NT’s stunning landscapes and culture.

Tune in to see how our beautiful Top End make its mark on the global stage! 🎥



For more info, visit: www.screenterritory.nt.gov.au

CONGRATULATIONS TO LARRIKIN INTERACTIVE FOR THEIR NOMINATIONS AT THE AUSTRALIAN GAME DEVELOPER AWARDS 2024

The Australian Game Developer Awards has just announced 4 award nominations this year for “Diets & Deities”.

The award nominations include Excellence in Music, Excellence in Accessibility, Excellence in Impact and, most excitingly, Game of the Year!

Congratulations to Dylan Bennett and his team at Larrikin Interactive. We wish you the very best of luck at the awards!

Proudly supported by Screen Territory, “Diets & Deities” was one of the first projects to receive our new Games Development Funding support.

Play “Diets & Deities” today on Steam!

Diets & Deities on Steam The rhythm cooking game you can taste! Discover the music and recipes from diverse cultures as you dodge to the beat and uncover the flavours of the universe.

THOU SHALT NOT STEAL TO PREMIERE WORLWIDE AT TIFF!

Directed and co-created by the Territory’s own AACTA Award-winning filmmakers Dylan River and Tanith Glynn-Maloney, this eight-episode dark comedy is set to premiere on the global stage next month at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival.

Proudly supported by Screen Territory, Thou Shalt Not Steal was filmed in and around Alice Springs, NT with some filming taking place in South Australia.

Congratulations Dylan, Tanith and everyone at Ludo Studio for a great collaboration and creating such an exceptional series!

JEREMY SIMS ACTING & DIRECTING MASTERCLASS – 23 to 25 SEPTEMBER

Screen Territory has partnered with Sydney Acting Studio to provide Territorians an exclusive 3-day masterclass with renowned actor, writer and director Jeremy Sims.

Designed for actors and directors eager to deepen their understanding and enhance their skills in film and theatre, this 3-day course will cover essential aspects of acting, scene analysis, motivated camera movements, coverage, performance, and story beats from a director’s perspective. Participants will learn how to seamlessly transition from conceptual direction to actionable shooting.

Jeremy Sims is a highly experienced screen creative, producing such feature films as “Last Train to Freo”, “Beneath Hill 60” and “Last Cab to Darwin.”

Course cost is $85 with limited places, don’t miss this great opportunity - to secure your place enrolment is essential via the following link:

https://www.trybooking.com/CUPBX

The course will be held in Darwin with Venue TBC.

JEREMY SIMS MASTERCLASS Screen Territory and Sydney Acting Studio are excited to welcome Jeremy Sims to Darwin for an exclusive Masterclass. In 2006, Jeremy produced and...

SCREEN AUSTRLIA ONE-on-ONE MEETINGS IN DARWIN

Screen Australia staff will be holding one-on-one information sessions for NT screen creatives to find out about their funding programs and other opportunities for support.

WHEN: Friday 20 September, 10:00am - 2:00pm, 25 minutes each
WHERE: Development House, 76 Esplanade Darwin

Capacity is limited so RSVP quickly to secure your place for this exciting opportunity. To book a meeting, please include a brief overview of the project you would like to discuss.

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Discover the vibrant world of Australian film and television at this year’s NT Screen Summit, a two-day event exploring craft, creativity and innovation with some of Australia’s most senior screen practitioners.
Held from 21 & 22 September 2024, attendees will hear from industry leaders on a range of topics.
The free two-day event is aimed at NT screen professionals, game developers and people considering a career in the Northern Territory screen sector.
Get your tickets now https://bit.ly/4cvJZtR

NT Screen Summit 2024 Explore the workings of Australian film and television at the NT Screen Summit, a two-day event exploring craft, creativity and innovation.

CONGRATULATIONS TO TEN4 MEDIA: RECIPIENT OF SCREEN AUSTRALIA ENTERPRISE FUNDING

We are pleased to congratulate Ten4 Media, a Northern Territory-based company led by Tom Lawrence, on their successful Screen Australia enterprise application.

Ten 4 Media is based in Darwin and specialise in observational documentaries. Cult Cars for Foxtel and Binge is one of their standout projects which documents the world record-breaking feat of driving a Land Cruiser under Darwin harbour. Tommy Lawrence is also the creator of smash ABC series Outback Ringer, and is now being recognised for his innovative storytelling through making projects with strong Territory subject matter.

Ten4 Media's commitment to dynamic factual storytelling excellence has earned them a share of Screen Australia's Enterprise Funding. This recognition highlights their significant contribution to the Northern Territory's storytelling landscape and we look forward to seeing their future projects and continued success.

Please join us in congratulating Ten4 Media and Tom Lawrence on this funding!

For more information and to see the full list of recipients visit the link below.

18 individuals, 18 business proposals to share $5.2 million of Screen Australia Enterprise funding - IF Magazine Screen Australia has announced that 18 individual opportunities and 18 business proposals will share $5.2 million of Enterprise funding.

Big news! NCIS Sydney is coming to Darwin! Thanks to a $250,000 investment from the NT Government’s Screen Territory PAIP, two special episodes will be filmed here.

This production will boost our local economy and showcase the stunning Northern Territory to the world.

Get ready for a thrilling Season Two with higher stakes and more exotic locations!
Screen Territory Director, Jennie Hughes said the production of NCIS: Sydney in Darwin demonstrates the continued growth of the NT Screen sector and as a prime location for major productions.

“Attracting such high-profile projects not only establishes the Northern Territory as a leading spot for film and television but also showcases the Top End as a captivating and exciting tourist destination to audiences and fans worldwide.”

ACCESSIBLE FILM STUDIES PROGRAM WITH CDU FOR FREE “COME AND TRY” TASTER WORKSHOP IN DARWIN

Bus Stop Films is excited to announce a partnership with Charles Darwin University's (CDU) Academy of the Arts to deliver their Accessible Film Studies Program in Darwin.

To get you started on your filmmaking journey, Bus Stop is hosting three Free Taster Workshops for people living with intellectual disability or autism (17 years and over) to come and try the Program.

The workshops are free, but registration is essential.

To register your interest please head to: https://busstopfilms.com.au/tasterworkshops/

NETFLIX announce release of much anticipated series “TERRITORY”

Netflix has announced the release of "TERRITORY” which will debut on our screens October 24.

Filmed in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, filmed with special permission from the Traditional Owners and across the vastness of Tipperary Station the series follows the fight for power in the remote and unforgiving Australian outback when the world’s largest cattle station is left without an apparent heir.

The series features a stellar cast including Anna Torv (The Newsreader, The Last of Us), Michael Dorman (For All Mankind, Patriot) and Robert Taylor (Longmire, The Newsreader), Sam Corlett (Vikings: Valhalla, The Dry), Sara Wiseman (Kingdom of the Planet of Apes, High Country), Dan Wyllie (Love My Way, The Veil) and Clarence Ryan (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Mystery Road Origin).

This ambitious series was supported by Screen Territory through the Production Attraction Incentive Program (PAIP) and will showcase the Territory in all its splendour to Netflix audiences around the globe. The series also received support from the South Australian Film Corporation.

Don't miss this extraordinary journey into the heart of the Australian Outback. Read more here:

Territory Is an Unforgettable Visit to the Australian Outback Get a first look at the players vying for power at the world’s largest cattle station.

PRIME VIDEO GLOBAL HIT DEADLOCH SEASON TWO HEADED TO THE TOP END

We are thrilled to announce that Prime Video, Guesswork Television, OK Great Productions, and Screen Territory are bringing the second season of the award-winning global hit, Deadloch, to the Top End!

This major screen production has been facilitated through the Production Attraction Incentive Program (PAIP), providing another significant production to our local screen industry and cementing the Northern Territory as an exicting and attracting filming location.
Territory screen professionals will have the opportunity to collaborate with some of the industry’s best on Deadloch Season 2, gaining invaluable employment, experience and professional development opportunities.

Season Two sees the return of Kate Box and Madeleine Sami as Dulcie Collins and Eddie Redcliffe. This time, the detective duo is in Darwin investigating the death of Eddie’s former policing partner, Bushy. However, when the bodies of two Top End icons are discovered in Eddie’s hometown, they find themselves in the midst of a new, more challenging investigation.

Deadloch Season 2 builds on the massive amounts of production activity in the Territory this year and we look forward to welcoming the production to the NT!

Read more by clicking on the link: https://shorturl.at/tv3Bg

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR SPA ONES TO WATCH 2024

Applications open today for Ones To Watch 2024, Screen Producers Australia's much-loved professional development and mentoring program. First run in 2013, Ones To Watch is designed to help early-career screen producers take their careers to new heights.

The program again includes the exciting opportunity to secure the coveted $20,000 Ones To Watch Screen Placement, supported by Screen Australia.

More Info on the Ones To Watch program click the link below.

Applications are now open until 11.59pm AEST on Tuesday, 22 August 2024.

Proudly supported by Screen Australia, Film Finances Australasia, Fulcrum Media Finance, Media Arts Lawyers, Media Super, SBS, Screen NSW .

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SCREEN TERRITORY WISHES YOU A HAPPY NAIDOC WEEK!
This week we celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as part of week. This year the theme is ‘Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud’.
The theme honours the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture – with fire a symbol of connection to Country, to each other, and to the rich tapestry of traditions that define Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. You can support and get to know your local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities through activities and events held across the NT.

For a list of events visit the NAIDOC website www.naidoc.org.au

SCREEN TERRITORY PARTICIPATES IN PRIDE MONTH “BUBBLES AND BUSINESS” EVENT

Last week, Pride in Diversity partnered with Darwin Innovation Hub, the Northern Territory Government, Hays, and the Darwin Pride Festival for the inaugural Northern Territory workplace LGBTQ+ inclusion networking event, aptly named "Bubbles and Business," showcasing our unique Top End flair. We extend a huge thank you to the brilliant Chris Keely, Deputy Director of Pride Inclusion Programs at Pride In Diversity for involving Screen Territory in this terrific event!

“Bubbles and Business” was jointly chaired by Dr. Bhushan Joshi (Advocacy and Inclusion Officer for Top End Pride, Chair of GLADD), Alyce Schotte (Senior Relationship Manager at Pride in Diversity), and Screen Territory. Among the speakers was our very own Director of Screen Territory, Jennie Hughes, alongside Karen Leong, Head of Talent and DEI at Sportsbet, and Kimberley Barraza, who highlighted the great initiatives at Sportsbet led by their CEO, Barni Evans. The event also featured the inspiring Darwin Pride Ambassador 2024, Karan Nagrani.

At Screen Territory, we believe that diversity and inclusion are essential pillars of the screen industry. By fostering an environment where everyone feels welcome, safe, and valued, we not only enrich the stories we tell but also ensure that our productions reflect the true diversity of our society.

As a member of the Screen Diversity Inclusion Network (SDIN), we are committed to advancing these values within the Northern Territory's screen sector, recognizing that diverse voices and perspectives enhance creativity and innovation which is then reflected on our screens.

Have you picked up today's copy of the NT News? 🎬

Check out our spread covering all things Screen Territory making waves with some massive projects across the NT.

Or read online with an NT News subscription here: https://www.ntnews.com.au/

ABC AND AIDC INDIGENOUS DOCUMENTARY PLACEMENT PROGRAM 2024

Are you a mid-career Indigenous filmmaker interested in expanding your skills and experience in documentary and factual?
ABC Indigenous in partnership with AIDC - Australian International Documentary Conference are pleased to open applications for the Indigenous Documentary Placement program for 2024, with a submission deadline of 30 June 2024.

The Indigenous Documentary Placement is designed to provide one mid-career Indigenous practitioner with a unique opportunity to undertake a four-month paid placement with the ABC, Australia’s largest public broadcaster.

The successful applicant will be embedded in the ABC for a period of four months based in Sydney. The placement’s goal is to provide the practitioner with the opportunity to develop their skills in documentary and/or factual development and production within the context of a public broadcaster with a broader view towards creating employment pathways.

The placement will commence with the ABC in mid-August 2024. The successful candidate will receive an equivalent annual producer level salary of up to $40,000 per annum which equates to approximately $94,620 per annum for four months inclusive of statutory superannuation contributions. The participant will be contracted by the ABC.

Practitioners from all states are welcome to apply and may be eligible to seek additional relocation support from their relevant state or territory screen agency.

All Indigenous practitioners interested in the placement are invited to attend a virtual information session hosted by Kelrick Martin (Head of Indigenous, ABC) on Thursday 13 June, 11:00am-12:00pm AEST.

The information session will provide practitioners with an opportunity to learn more about the placement from ABC representatives, and to ask questions. Register your interest in the Information Session by emailing [email protected]

Applicant enquiries about the 2024 Indigenous Documentary Placement can be directed to Kelrick Martin, Head of Indigenous, ABC: [email protected]

For more information visit: https://www.aidc.com.au/initiatives/indigenous-documentary-placement/

Indigenous Documentary Placement The Indigenous Documentary Placement is an initiative designed to provide one mid-career Indigenous practitioner with a unique opportunity to undertake an extended placement with Australia’s largest public broadcaster, the ABC

SPARK IS BACK FOR 2024 🎬

Three projects were announced as THE 2024 SPARK recipients today, all receiving $30,000 in Screen Territory funding to produce a 10-minute short film.

Acclaimed NT actor and emerging producer, Rarriwuy Hick joined us at the stunning Deckchair Cinema this morning to chat about her work on Samantha Laughton’s SPARK project, Fence.

Rarriwuy and Samantha join Emma Smith and Rebecca Parker in the 2024 SPARK Program, with all films to be showcased at the 2024 DIFF. The finished films will automatically be accepted into competition for the Best Short Film Award at the 2025 AACTA Awards.

Each filmmaker will gain access to additional support including high-end cameras and lens provided by Panavision, post-production and sound engineering from major company’s The Post Lounge and Trackdown Studios and a cinematographer mentor from AFTRS. Award-winning showrunner Greg Haddrick will Executive Produce all three productions.

SCREEN TERRITORY SUPPORTED FEATURE FILM “KANGAROO” HOPS INTO PRODUCTION IN ALICE SPRINGS

Screen Territory has supported "Kangaroo," a family comedy filming in Alice Springs starring Ryan Corr and Lily Whiteley. Corr plays Chris Masterman, an ex-TV personality stranded in an Outback town, where he befriends 11-year-old Charlie (Whiteley) as they rescue orphaned joeys, leading to life-changing experiences.

The film is being produced for STUDIOCANAL by Alice Springs based production company Brindle Films alongside Bunya Productions and Corr and Whiteley lead a bumper Australian cast that includes Deborah Mailman, Wayne Blair, Trisha Morton-Thomas, Rachel House, Brooke Satchwell, Ernie Dingo, Genevieve Lemon, Clarence Ryan, Rarriwuy Hick, Rick Donald, Emily Taheny, Bondi Lifeguard Ryan Clark, and Australian TV presenter Grant Denyer.

A troop of kangaroo joeys, currently in the care of the Alice Springs Kangaroo Sanctuary, will also make their feature film debut. The production is employing over 50 NT crew and will be show case Alice Springs and the beauty of the red centre to cinema audiences around the world!

“Kangaroo” is directed by Kate Woods and written by Harry Cripps with additional writing from Melina Marchetta, and further material from Danielle MacLean and Peta-Lee ColeManolis.

The film is also receiving funding support from Screen Australia and Screen NSW.



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Ryan Corr, Lily Whiteley hop to it in the NT as Kate Woods' 'Kangaroo' begins production - IF Magazine Ryan Corr and newcomer Lily Whiteley have joined a troop full of joeys in the Northern Territory for Kate Woods' family comedy 'Kangaroo', which has commenced filming.

TOP END BUB COMMENCES PRODUCTION IN THE TOP END

“Top End Bub” is an Amazon Prime series and a spin-off of "Top End Wedding," starring Miranda Tapsell (The Sapphires, Redfern now, The Wishmas) and Gwilym Lee (The Great, Jamestown, Bohemian Rhapsody) as Lauren and Ned, now caring for Lauren's orphaned niece. Returning cast includes Ursula Yovich (Preppers, The Royal Hotel) and Huw Higginson (Total Control, The Artful Dodger) and sees the recent additions Brooke Satchwell (Kangaroo, The Twelve, Black Snow, Mr Inbetween), Guy Simon (Wakefield), Clarence Ryan (The Moogai, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga) and Territorian Rob Collins (Limbo, Firebite, Total Control, RFDS) to the cast.

Directed by Christiaan Van Vuuren (A Sunburnt Chirstmas, Bondi Hipsters) and Territorian Shari Sebbens (The Moth Effect), and produced by Goalpost Pictures for ZDF and Amazon Prime Video, the series is currently filming in the Top End and will be premiering on Prime Video in 2025.

Screen Australia, Screen Territory, and South Australian Film Corporation are supporting the production.

Read more about the production by clicking the link.,

Rob Collins, Brooke Satchwell added to the cast of 'Top End Bub' as production gets underway - IF Magazine Prime Video has revealed further cast details of the upcoming series 'Top End Bub', currently filming in the Northern Territory, with Rob Collins, Brooke Satchwell, Guy Simon, and Clarence Ryan joining the production.

TRAVEL SUPPORT CLOSING SOON!
This is a reminder to all our Territory Screen Creatives that our last round of 2023/24 Travel Support Funding Grants will close at 11:55pm, Sunday 19 May.

We strongly encourage screen practitioners looking to attend MIFF 37 South or the Australian Children’s Content Summit to submit your applications now!

Applications must be submitted through www.grantsnt.nt.gov.au before the cutoff time or they will not be accepted.

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THE AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN’S CONTENT SUMMIT IS BACK!

The Australian Children’s content summit will return to Coffs Harbour between 27th and 29th August.

This year’s summit promises delegates unparalleled opportunities to engage with screen professionals including producers, creators, writers, directors, buyers, distributors, investors, screen agencies, policy makers, and industry influencers from the children’s & family screen sector.

In support of Territory practitioners, Screen Territory has partnered with the Children’s Content Summit to secure 10 discounted tickets at $550 each.

We strongly encourage Territory practitioners looking to attend the summit to apply before our last round of 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑/𝟐𝟒 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐅𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐜𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐭 𝟏𝟏:𝟓𝟓𝐩𝐦, 𝐒𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝟏𝟗𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐚𝐲. Applications after this date will not be accepted.

For further information, please contact Screen Territory on 08 8999 3976 or by email at [email protected].

To register for the event, visit their website: https://australianchildrenscontentsummit.com/

CALLING ASPIRING BELOW-THE-LINE CREW MEMBERS OF THE NT SCREEN INDUSTRY!

Ready to take your skills to the next level? The Top End Bub Production Team is looking for four exciting paid attachment opportunities!

In support of building capacity and professional experience in the Northern Territory screen, in collaboration with Screen Australia and Goalpost Pictures, Screen Territory is thrilled to offer paid attachment opportunities across four vital departments:

- Assistant Director (AD) Department
- Make-up Department
- Camera Department
- Locations Department

Please note that all applications, who meet the Screen Territory Term of Trade eligibility criteria, will be assessed and selected by the production for suitability based on your application materials being:

- A CV of your training and work experience

- A statement no longer than 150 words explaining why this opportunity is vital for your career progression.

Interested?

Apply now and capitalise on this extraordinary opportunity!
Apply at www.grantsnt.nt.gov.au through your individual profile.

Applications close at 2PM the 19th of April 2024 but do not leave it until the last minute!!


(Image: Top End Wedding 2019)

DON’T MISS OUT SUBMITTING TO THE SPARK SHORT FILM INITIATIVE 2024

The SPARK Short Film Initiative stands as a much-anticipated cornerstone in the Northern Territory (NT) screen industry’s calendar for professional development. As always, the SPARK Short Film Initiative is aimed at offering scaffolded support, access to best-in-field knowledge and equipment as a structured pathway for the career advancement of successful Northern Territorian participants.

For the 2024 edition of SPARK, the thematic focus of the initiative centres on the concept of ‘COURAGE'.

Three successful SPARK recipients will be provided with $30,000 in production funding to produce a 10-minute short film.

They will also have the opportunity to work with an experienced screen industry Story Development mentor, assigned an Executive Producer, be provided feedback from an experienced industry Editor. The films will also have access to the expertise of Trackdown, Rainfall Creations and The Post Lounge.

To further support the success of the selected films, each production will also be provided with $10,000 of equipment rental from Panavision Sydney one of the world's premier camera and lens suppliers for the film and TV industry. Panavision will also provide a technical and creative consultation prior to the principal photography of each successful film.

Applications close at 11.59pm ACST on 14 April 2024.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

For more information visit https://screenterritory.nt.gov.au/.../spark-short-film.../


(Image: BTS on 2023 SPARK Short Film Rust)

NIDA Workshop for April running into May: Limited availability, book your spot now!
29 April - 03 May 2024 | Costume Design and Realisation for Screen | Instructor: Leah Giblin
Some experience necessary – drawing and basic hand sewing. Course enrolment is open to people over 18 years old. This course is available specifically for residents of the Northern Territory.
The course is heavily subsidised by Screen Territory and Arts NT at only $85 for the week (usually $645).
Head to - https://bit.ly/3QH8fBB to secure your place now

NIDA Skills NT - Costume Design and Realisation for Screen Develop original character designs for screen. Explore practical exercises that build skills and inspire visual excellence as a storyteller and collaborator. Course components Extract costume concepts from a screenplay and explore design ideas thr...

SPARK SHORT FILM INITIATIVE 2024 NOW OPEN!

The SPARK Short Film Initiative stands as a much-anticipated cornerstone in the Northern Territory (NT) screen industry’s calendar for professional development. As always, the SPARK Short Film Initiative is aimed at offering scaffolded support, access to best-in-field knowledge and equipment as a structured pathway for the career advancement of successful Northern Territorian participants.

For the 2024 edition of SPARK, the thematic focus of the initiative centres on the concept of ‘COURAGE'.

Three successful SPARK recipients will be provided with $30,000 in production funding to produce a 10-minute short film.

They will also have the opportunity to work with an experienced screen industry Story Development mentor, assigned an Executive Producer, be provided feedback from an experienced industry Editor. The films will also have access to the expertise of Trackdown, Rainfall Creations and The Post Lounge.

To further support the success of the selected films, each production will also be provided with $10,000 of equipment rental from Panavision, one of the world's premier camera and lens suppliers for the film and TV industry. Panavision will also provide a technical and creative consultation prior to the principal photography of each successful film.

Applications close at 11.59pm ACST on 14 April 2024.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

For more information visit https://screenterritory.nt.gov.au/funding/funding-available/spark-short-film-initiative-2024/


(Image: BTS on 2023 SPARK Short Film Hephaestion)