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About This Subsite |
This is the website of the former Australian Film Commission, now part of Screen Australia. Screen Australia is an Australian Government agency operating under the Screen Australia Act 2008 (Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts).
Screen Australia commenced operation on 1 July 2008, bringing together the functions of the Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC) and Film Australia Limited, as well as most of the functions of the Australian Film Commission (AFC).
The former Australian Film Commission (AFC) was an Australian Government agency operating under the Commonwealth Film Program (Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts) to ensure the creation, preservation and availability of Australian audiovisual content.
The National Film and Sound Archive, part of the AFC from 2003 to 30 June 2008, has now been established a separate statutory authority. See www.nfsa.gov.au Several programs of the former AFC were transferred to the NFSA, including the screening programs Big Screen, Black Screen and School Screen, and the digital resource australianscreen online.About this websiteThis subsite provides a range of information about Australian productions, marketing opportunities, filming in Australia, and statistics on the Australian screen industries.
For Screen Australia funding guidelines and corporate information, as well as gateways to the sites of the former Film Australia and Film Finance Corporation, use the main navigation in the black banner at the top of the page. To navigate through the former AFC site, use the secondary navigation in menu at left.
Both the Screen Australia gateway site and the subsites of the three former agencies are regularly updated.
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Screen Australia became operational on 1 July 2008
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