Screen Australia offering $2.2M in funding for five new doc projects

Screen Australia has announced that three new documentaries funded through its Commissioned Program and two projects through its Producer Program will share more than $2.2 million of production funding. The projects ...

August 2, 2023

Screen Australia has announced that three new documentaries funded through its Commissioned Program and two projects through its Producer Program will share more than $2.2 million of production funding. The projects ...

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