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Screen Canberra is managed by the ACT Screen Industry Association (ACTSIA).  ACTSIA is a not-for-profit membership based organisation that is governed by a board of highly diverse and influential people in the Australian Film Industry.

ACTSIA has many important roles in the Screen Community;

  • ACTSIA delivers the Screen Canberra program on behalf of the ACT Government.
  • ACTSIA supports the growth of the ACT screen industry through development, opportunities and providing a voice for the local screen community.

We are aiming to build a stronger ACT Screen Industry. Let us know how we can help you.

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Screen Canberra

Interested in an arts exchange to the UK?
DARTS and the British Council have just announced INTERSECT, a project to support increased cultural diversity among arts decision makers in Australia and the UK.

Six British and Australian arts professionals will be selected to travel to each other’s countries to meet with like-minded colleagues, share ideas and collaborate.

Expressions of interest are now open for mid-career professionals from culturally and linguistically diverse and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds.

The programme is open to curators, artistic directors, programmers, publishers and producers from the performing arts, visual arts, literature and screen.

The work will span three streams:
- Touring opportunities for culturally and linguistically diverse artists between Australia and the UK
- Institutional knowledge exchange
- Peer mentoring among programme

Applications close 2 July.
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Interested in an arts exchange to the UK? DARTS and the British Council have just announced INTERSECT, a project to support increased cultural diversity among arts decision makers in Australia and the UK. Six British and Australian arts professionals will be selected to travel to each other’s countries to meet with like-minded colleagues, share ideas and collaborate. Expressions of interest are now open for mid-career professionals from culturally and linguistically diverse and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds. The programme is open to curators, artistic directors, programmers, publishers and producers from the performing arts, visual arts, literature and screen. The work will span three streams: - Touring opportunities for culturally and linguistically diverse artists between Australia and the UK - Institutional knowledge exchange - Peer mentoring among programme Applications close 2 July. #WeareCBR
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The application does say you have to be based in NSW or VIC

Tig Beswick

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