Initiative offers MiddenCareer to established most important nations important creatives in NSW 12 months of development and financing support.
Screen NSW has opened applications for the second round of the First Nations Screen Fellowship”
It offers MiddenCareer to established most important nations important creatives in NSW with strategic professional development and financing support for a period of 12 months.
Head of the NSW Kyas Hepworth screen said: “Screen NSW is dedicated to accelerating and elevating the careers of practitioners from our priority areas, including First Nations, from popping up to setting up creatives.
“In the past, Screen NSW has an advocate of trail blazing First Nations Practitioners, who presents the Sydney UNESCO City of Film Award to filmmakers Warwick Thornton, Leah Purcell and the team at leading production company Blackfella Films. Screen NSW, a judge in the screen.
“This Fellowship offers a dynamic range of development financing support to create new stories, support for a leading global event for the screen industry and the possibility of building essential industrial connections through a mentoring. I would like to thank our partner SXSW Sydney most of their time on the ground of our Fellow in the guarantee of our Fellow in the guarantoring of our Fellow in the guarantoring of our Fellow. SXSW SSXSX SSXSW -SXSW -SXSX -SXSX -SX -SX -Festival can thank.
“Because of this fellowship we will continue to promote the depth of the creative talent of First Nations that we have in our state and have a lasting impact on the screen industry due to increased opportunities, connections and support.”
Head of Games & Screen, SXSW Sydney, Luke Lancaster said: “We are incredibly proud to work with Screen NSW to support the First Nations Screen Fellowship. It has never been timely or vitaal for Platform First Nations voices and roles to help at SXDNNEY TOOM in the house and international. “
Generating excellent screen content of First Nations Screen and Digital Games Practitioners is a commitment to the three-year NSW Screen & Digital Games strategy, and the Fellowship priority gives opportunities for an experienced First Nations Screen Practitioner in NSW.
The First Nations Screen Fellowship offers a successful receiver with $ 25,000 in financing and support, including early financing of project development, financing to contribute to membership to a relevant screen industry -Gilde, access to an industrial mentor for 12 months and international travel financing (VSXW Festival & TV Festival. The program is delivered in collaboration with SXSW Sydney, which will offer a SXSW film and TV bath and planning from 2026 for attending the SXSW film and TV festival 2026.
This is the second round of the program, with screenwriter and director Jon Bell announced as the inaugural receiver in 2023.
Applications will close Aest on Friday 5 September at 2 p.m.
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