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Film and TV financing in Australia refers to government assistance to TV and cinema in Australia. Over the past 30 years, government assistance has involved a mixture of government support, distributor/ broadcaster involvement and private investment.
Feature Film and TV drama production has become an increasingly vibrant and important sector in Australia. 1 The Federal Government has long recognised this and in 2007 put in place a suite of innovative mechanisms aimed at capturing greater value from its investments and
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Apr 2, 2018 · Between 2004 and June 2007, the Australian Film Finance Corporation (FFC) implemented their own “two-door” financing policy for Australian film producers.
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FILM FINANCING. This information sheet looks at Australian and international sources of funding for film, television and games developers including both funding by way of grants or an investment in the project. . unding bodies. Free-to-air broadcasters and pay television channels may provide partial funding for film and televisi.
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KPMG LLP’s (KPMG) Film Financing and Television Programming: A Taxation Guide, now in its sixth edition, is a fundamental resource for film and television producers, attorneys, tax, and finance executives involved with the commercial
FILM FINANCING. This information sheet looks at Australian and international sources of funding for film, television and games developers including both funding by way of grants or an investment in the project. Australian filmmakers can access funding from Federal, State and Territory funding bodies.
Distribution and production companies are the main sources of finance from the Australian film/TV industry, although broadcasters and subscription TV channels are also included. Co-productions, by definition, require a foreign production partner, and significant foreign investment is often attached.
