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From: Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited Annual Report 1995/96, Sydney, AFFC, 1996; and Steering Committee to the Minister for Communications and the Arts, Review of the Australian Film Finance Corporation Ltd, Canberra, Department of Communications and Arts, April 1995. The Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited
In the 1990s, direct funding from government agencies again became the major source of finance, principally from the Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC), combined with film industry funding (mainly distributors) from Australia and overseas.
Feb 23, 2024 · Screen Australia was formed in 2008 by merging three Australian government departments: The Australian Film Commission, Film Australia and Film Finance Corporation Australia. 1st Logo (2008-2012) Visuals: On a black background, there are the words "SCREEN AUSTRALIA" zoom out from the screen.
Ian has over twenty years experience in financing and commercial matters in the Australian film and television industry. Most recently, Ian served for over a decade as CEO of Screenwest, the Western Australian peak film financing body, financing hundreds of film and television projects, with some highlights including Red Dog, Satellite Boy, Looking for Grace, Hounds of Love, Paper Planes, Bran NueDae, Australia, Breath, Cloudstreet, Mystery Road, Outback Truckers, SAS: The Search for ...
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2. From 10BA to the Film Finance Corporation Australian cinema has a more than 100-year-long history of screen production (Pike and Cooper 1998). The world‘s first feature film is often credited as an Australian production, the 1906 film The Story of the Kelly Gang (Nowell-Smith 1996).
