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replacement of Division B/BA ATAA by the “Producer Offset” scheme; and the creation of Screen Australia to replace the Film Finance Corporation (FFC).] 4 Defined in s.9 Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). 5 An ‘Investment’ is defined as “[a]n asset bought with the aim of producing an income and/or an increase in value over
Jan 23, 2024 · The new chair of the ABC will be experienced media executive Kim Williams, replacing Ita Buttrose, whose term ends in early March. Williams brings to the role not only a media background ...
In 2008, a new authority named Screen Australia was established to bring together the functions of the Australian Film Commission, Film Finance Corporation Australia Limited and Film Australia Limited and carry out additional functions regarding the support and promotion of Australian film and the provision of tax incentives to film producers.
1st Logo. (April 4, 1989-1999) Logo: An in-credit logo which includes the copyright information and the company name "Australian Film Finance Corporation". The logo shows three folded filmstrips joined together which form "FFC". FX/SFX: None. Variant: On Delinquents, there is an announcer "Made with the participation of" and the full name is used.
Film Commission (AFC), the Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC) and Film Australia Limited. The foundation for Screen Australia rests solidly on the legacy of its three predecessor agencies. I congratulate and thank the previous chief executive officers and the boards for their effort and achievements. One of Screen Australia’s first ...
Finance Corporation into Screen Australia (Australian Film Commiss ion 2006, Department of the Environment, Heritage, W ater and the Arts 2009). Runaway production in Austra lia turned out to be ...
Aug 1, 2010 · This article explores the recent history of Australian screen policy with particular reference to the ‘10BA’ tax incentive of the 1980s; the Film Finance Corporation of Australia (FFC), a government screen agency established in 1988 to bring investment bank-style portfolio management to Australia's screen industry; and local production incentive policies pursed by Australian state governments in a chase for Hollywood's runaway production.
