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$53 million for screen production, but policy reforms could spell the end of the Australian feature film

  • Written by Kirsten Stevens, Lecturer in Arts and Cultural Management, University of Melbourne
$53 million for screen production, but policy reforms could spell the end of the Australian feature filmTop End Wedding/Goalpost Pictures

The 2020 federal budget has allocated A$53 million towards Australian screen production.

The funding comes attached to policy reforms harmonising incentives across film and television production and removing requirements for films to play in cinemas.

Arts minister Paul Fletcher argues “the old approach of...

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