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SPAA 2012: Minister rebukes SPAA over Australian content tactics
Speaking at the 2012 Screen Producers Association Conference in Melbourne, Minister for the Arts Simon Crean rebuked the organisation over…
SPAA 2012: Minister vows to continue co-production treaty roll-out
Federal Minister for the Arts, Simon Crean, told the 2012 Screen Producers Association of Australia Conference that the government was…
SPAA 2102: Minister confirms back door open for runaway production
Federal Minister for the Arts, Simon Crean, today confirmed that while the Location Offset remained at an internationally uncompetitive 16.5%,…
SPAA 2012: Essential Media Wins Top SPAA Independent Producer Award
The SPAA Independent Producer Awards were strongly bittersweet this year. As the gathered producers celebrated the successes of the past…
SPAA 2012: Morsel by Morsel – The Lowdown on Crowdfunding
With crowdfunding all the rage, SPAA 2012 served up an excellent session on crowdfunding and other non-traditional paths to putting…
SPAA 2012: Keeping UP with the Kids
So, you want to get across some statistics about the state of viewing habits – especially for kids – to…
ICAA: has minimum number of screens to proceed with VPF agreement
Adrianne Pecotic, CEO of the Independent Cinemas Association of Australia (ICAA), told ScreenHub that the association has the minimum number…
EXCLUSIVE: Simon Crean supports extension of 40% Offset to television
After waiting forty minutes, my patience finally pays off as the Minister and his entourage arrive via a golf cart,…
Ratings: Monday, 12th November 2012
Devil's Dust held up noicely.
SPAA 2012: An education - or the changing threats to Screenrights and its wonderfully enticing chequ
In an evolving environment, national and industry controlled collections agency Screenrights, is being joined by the ABC,funded by a lump…