Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Screen Australia Invests in Various Film and TV Projects
Screen Australia, the government body that supports the Australian screen industry, is giving out money to help make new movies and TV shows.
They are funding 46 different projects, including a film called 'Shiver' that will be filmed in Antarctica.
There's also a series called 'The Killings: Parrish Station', and a comedy series called 'Bad Company'.
This funding is helping create many types of stories, showing off the diverse voices and experiences of Australians.
Screen Australia announced an AUS$12.8 million funding round across 46 projects.
'Shiver' is the first Australian narrative feature film to shoot in Antarctica.
The funding includes drama series 'The Killings: Parrish Station' from Helium Pictures for Stan.
ABC-backed six-part comedy 'Bad Company' also received funding.
The funding supports diverse Australian stories.
- Who
- Screen Australia is funding multiple projects.
- What
- Screen Australia has announced a funding round for 46 projects.
- When
- The funding round was recently announced.
- Where
- Australia
- Why
- To support Australian content creation.
- Funding Amount
- AUS$12.8 million ($7.9m)
- Total Projects
- 46
- Notable Project 1
- Shiver (Feature Film)
- Notable Project 2
- The Killings: Parrish Station (Drama Series)
- Notable Project 3
- Bad Company (Comedy Series)
- Notable Project 4
- Written in the Stars (Feature Film)
