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Table of Contents

Message from Screen NSW ...... 3 Year in Review ...... 9

Strategic Plan 2013–15 ...... 5 Appendices ...... 11

Organisational Chart ...... 6 Contact Details ...... 31

Film and Television Industry Advisory Committee ..... 7 Stakeholder Report 2014/15 3 Message from Screen NSW Together these international projects are estimated to generate more than $340 million in NSW production expenditure and create over 1400 jobs. Screen NSW supported feature films screened at Welcome to this year’s festivals around the world and many also achieved Stakeholder Report critical and commercial success. In 2014/15 Screen NSW continued to pursue George Miller’s highly anticipated Mad Max: Fury its goals of fostering creative excellence and Road screened at Cannes and went on to take maximising the State’s share of national over $370 million at the worldwide box office. The screen production. LEGO Movie, also produced at Animal Logic, won Best Animated Film at the BAFTAs and took over Competition for both development and production $460 million at the worldwide box office. funds was exceptionally strong this year. Unbroken — directed by Angelina Jolie Production Finance worth more than $4.3 million and Regional Filming Fund grants of Attracting international productions to NSW Hacksaw Ridge — directed by Mel Gibson $375,000 supported the production of 32 local film, television and interactive projects in NSW. NSW continued to attract footloose film Together these projects leveraged over $89 million projects, which are integral to the State’s screen in NSW production expenditure and supported production ecosystem. Through the NSW Film over 5,500 jobs. Regional filming locations and TV Industry Attraction Program (FIAP), included the Southern Highlands, Broken Hill, the Government secured three new animated Katoomba, Bourke, Tumut, Batlow and Carcoar. feature films from Warner Bros to be made by Animal Logic while Alex Proyas’s large budget fantasy epic Gods of Egypt moved into post- DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION FUNDING production. NSW also secured the independent The Early and Advanced Development programs US production, Truth, starring Cate Blanchett and supported 71 screen projects. Festival Travel Robert Redford, which shot for eight weeks in supported 15 projects to attend international Sydney, and the new Mel Gibson directed feature, festivals. The Aurora program supported four Hacksaw Ridge, which commenced filming in features, giving talented teams the chance to September 2015. work in an accelerated development process with an impressive list of Australian and international script advisors. Message from Screen NSW (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 4

INDUSTRY SUPPORT Arab Film Festival Ruben Guthrie Support for emerging filmmakers remains an important focus for Screen NSW. This year three high quality short film projects were funded through the Emerging Filmmakers Fund, helping talented teams on the road to success. Two emerging producers were offered placements under the Producer Extension Placement and all projects receiving more than $100,000 in Production Finance were required to engage NSW practitioners in paid attachments. Screen NSW continued its strong support for industry and audience development activities. The Industry Development Fund provided $426,700 to FESTIVALS AND AWARDS ten organisations for conferences, workshops and NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE APPOINTED mentoring.In addition to support for Sydney Film Screen NSW supported television performed well Screen NSW CEO Maureen Barron resigned Festival, the Audience Development Fund provided at this year’s AACTA awards. The Code won six from her role, effective August 7 2015. She $141,000 to 12 organisations for public screenings, categories, including best TV drama series, while will be replaced by Courtney Gibson from festivals and touring events to more than 60 Devil’s Playground took out best telemovie/ mid-November 2015. mini-series and Tender won best TV documentary. venues across the state. Screen NSW will continue to work with industry to stimulate investment and Six Screen NSW supported films screened at the innovation, and boost the participation of NSW Sydney Film Festival — Ruben Guthrie, Last Cab To practitioners in the local and global industry. Darwin, Strangerland, The Daughter (selected for the official competition), Women He’s Undressed and the closing night sell out, Holding the Man. Holding the Man Strangerland was selected to screen at the Sundance Film Festival. The supernatural thriller Backtrack had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Cut Snake premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival as part of the Contemporary World Cinema program. Two short films funded through the Screen NSW Emerging Filmmakers Fund achieved international recognition: The Guests screened in competition at Cannes and Flat Daddy at Palms Springs International Shortfest. Stakeholder Report 2014/15 5 Strategic Plan 2013–15 How we work

WE PRIORITISE THIS MEANS WE

Who we are PEOPLE Respect people and their contributions Strive for professional behaviour at all levels Screen NSW is the state government agency established to assist, promote and strengthen Value diversity the screen industry in NSW so as to promote Collaborate and share information Australia’s cultural identity, encourage Appreciate the giving and receiving of constructive feedback employment in all aspects of screen production, encourage investment in the industry, enhance the Aim for mutual understanding industry’s export potential, encourage innovation STAKEHOLDERS Listen and respond and enhance quality in the industry. Through its funding programs and skilled staff Screen NSW: Make it easy to do business Keep our stakeholders informed ◆◆ supports the screen production sector to make quality projects that create jobs and grow stable Are open in our dealings businesses in the State; Are accessible ◆◆ provides advice and information to improve Demonstrate value-add in all that we do capability in the sector and enable industry Focus on strategically important issues practitioners to participate in the global industry; RESULTS Look to the future ◆◆ funds and promotes new forms of screen content and use of technology; Deliver services our stakeholders need Measure and report our performance ◆◆ collaborates with industry to create opportunities; and Have an in-depth understanding of the sector

◆◆ facilitates all aspects of filming in NSW to make it the most attractive State for screen production. Stakeholder Report 2014/15 6 Organisational Chart As at 30 June 2015

MINISTER FOR THE ARTS

DIRECTOR GENERAL, NSW DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INVESTMENT, REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES

DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL, INDUSTRY, INNOVATION & INVESTMENT

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARTS NSW

CHIEF EXECUTIVE, SCREEN NSW — MAUREEN BARRON

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, SCREEN NSW — BRYONY TESORIERO

STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS PRODUCTION ATTRACTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTION AFFAIRS AND INCENTIVES

Manager Grainne Brunsdon Manager Mark Hamlyn Manager Karen Telfer Director Matt Carroll

Project Officer Tracey Corbin-Matchett Senior Executive Kate Stone Officer Stephen Bull Senior Executive Cynthia Meyer

Project Coordinator Ted Rose Executive Dylan Blowen Executive Lisa Scope

Executive Lucy Taylor Coordinator Shannon Wheeler

Executive Sue McCreadie

Coordinator Bianca Ritchie

Coordinator Renee Crea

Screen NSW would like to acknowledge the following personnel who also contributed during 2014/15: David Clune, Kate Cunningham, Justin Donoghue, Sharne Hiscoke, Megan Simpson Huberman, Rachel Imms, Sheila Jayadev, Sam Jennings, Lynne Vincent McCarthy, Emma Moroney, Sandra Stockley. Stakeholder Report 2014/15 7 Film and Television Industry Advisory Committee

AMIN PALANGI

Appointed as Film and Television Industry Introduction to the Committee Advisory Committee Member to 20 July 2017 An Iranian born Australian filmmaker, and director of Palangi The Film and Television Industry Advisory Committee was established on Productions, Amin has made fictional and documentary 1 July 2014 and acts as an independent advisory body. Its functions are to films in Afghanistan, Iran and Australia. His debut feature advise the Minister for the Arts on the operation of the film and television documentary, Love Marriage in Kabul, was in competition industry in New South Wales as required, and to provide specific advice to and won the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the the Department (through Screen NSW) as set out in regulations. Sydney Film Festival 2014. Amin is an AFTRS graduate and holds a PhD from Australian National University (ANU). He lectures at the University of Western Sydney, teaches at a number of film schools and runs the Persian International HELEN WRIGHT Film Festival in Australia. Re-appointed as Chair to 31 December 2015 SUE MURRAY Ms Wright holds a Bachelor of Laws from UNSW, attended the Harvard Graduate School of Business, was a Partner at Reappointed for three years to 31 December 2016 leading Australian law firm, Freehills, for 17 years, and has served on a number of commercial, university and public Ms Murray has worked in the film industry since 1977. She sector boards. She presently sits on the Board of Australian a Director of Fandango Australia where she executive Leisure & Entertainment Property Management Limited, produced Rolf de Heer’s Charlie’s Country (2013), The King and was appointed the Statutory and Other Offices is Dead! (2012), Dr Plonk (2007), Ten Canoes (2006), the Remuneration Tribunal (re-appointed July 2011 to 15 July documentary The Balanda and The Bark Canoes (2006); 2014). Ms Wright was the Local Government Remuneration Sotiris Dounoukos’ Joe Cinque’s Consolation (2015) and Tribunal for NSW (re-appointed December 2009 to 30 Alkinos Tsilimidos’ Tom White (2004), and co-produced June 2014). Alexandra’s Project (2003) also by Rolf de Heer. As a strategic marketing consultant, she has worked for a range of film agencies and producers and with the company filmmarketing, executive producing Rhys Graham’s Galore (2013) and as a marketing consultant on Son of a Lion, My Tehran For Sale, Samson & Delilah and Little Sparrows. Industry Advisory Committee (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 8

BOB CAMPBELL LOIS RANDALL

Appointed for three years to 31 December 2015 Appointed for three years to 20 July 2017 Mr Campbell is the Managing Director and co-founder of Ms Randall is a screen producer based in the Northern Rivers television production company, Screentime. Mr Campbell has region of NSW, with extensive experience in documentary previously held senior management positions with Network and drama production, policy, development, management TEN and was the Managing Director and CEO of the Seven and funding. Production credits include producer of The Network from 1987 to 1995. Formerly Chairman of The Film Gods of Wheat Street drama series (ABC), line producer Finance Corporation, the Sydney Dance Company and Non- of the East of Everything drama series (ABC), production Executive Chairman of Adcorp and a previous Director of manager of Solarmax (Imax documentary), and producer The Australian Film Radio and Television School (AFTRS), the of short films including Nan And A Whole Lot Of Trouble Australian Film Commission, and Sydney Swans. (ABC, 2015), Air (animation, SBS) and The New Boots (Sydney Film Festival). Her professional experience includes Executive Director at Australian Screen Directors Association MOUNA ZAYLAH (now Australian Directors Guild), DocuMart Manager at Appointed for three years to 20 July 2017 AIDC 2003, Manager of Metro Screen, and RADO/CEO at Arts Northern Rivers, and she is Chair of Northern Rivers Ms Zaylah is an arts manager and producer with 21 years Screenworks. Lois established Magpie Pictures in 2014 and experience in the community cultural development sector. is now developing two television drama projects. She has been the Co-Director of the Arab Film Festival since 2007. She has worked at Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE) since 1999 producing resources for artists and DARREN DALE communities, coordinating cultural events, performance and Reappointed for three years to 31 December 2016 screen-based projects with artists, communities, business and organisations. Mr Dale has been the company director of Blackfella Films Mouna has worked for many organisations including Urban since 2001. He is an independent screen producer whose Theatre Projects as administrator and project officer (1992- credits include landmark multi-platform history series First 1997) and Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre in administration, Australians, award winning feature documentary The Tall curatorial and project coordinator roles (1997-1999) and a Man, ABC telemovie, Mabo, and ground-breaking Indigenous range of other community and youth based organisations as drama series Redfern Now. Darren Dale is a Bundjalung man a freelance project coordinator and consultant. from northern NSW and is Council Member of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS). Darren resigned July 2015. Stakeholder Report 2014/15 9

Year in Review

JAN 2015 The 4th Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards were held in January 2015. NSW productions including The LEGO® Movie, The Code, Carlotta, The Devil’s Playground and The Rover won awards. Selected key highlights — 2014/15 The feature film Unbroken, directed by Angelina Jolie, received three Academy Award nominations including Cinematography. AUG 2014 The NSW Government invested $2.77 million in 17 major new NSW resident David Lee was nominated for sound mixing. film and television productions, from some of Australia finest The NSW produced The LEGO® Movie won Best Animated Film at creative talent bringing more than $50 million in direct production FEB 2015 the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards. expenditure to the State creating 2,746 jobs. The short Let’s Dance: Bowie Down Under screened at Berlin Film Productions included adult drama series Cleverman, a feature film Festival. starring Australia’s favourite koala, Blinky Bill, Brendan Cowell’s feature Ruben Guthrie, a new television series from the director MAR 2015 Stories Valued — Screen NSW, Screen Australia and the IP of Red Dog, and an exciting television partnership between the Awareness Foundation held a free industry event to consider issues production companies behind Redfern Now and Dance Academy. and opportunities in screen content distribution with local industry leaders and international distribution speaker Peter Buckingham. OCT 2014 The NSW Government announced its investment in a Sydney-filmed thriller starring Teresa Palmer. The thriller, 2:22 was one of four The Deputy Premier announced support for the production of new film and television projects to be announced. The projects are three new animated feature films from Warner Bros Studio — LEGO estimated bring in more than $11 million in production expenditure Batman, Ninjago and a third animated feature. The films are being to NSW, creating 659 jobs. made by Animal Logic in Sydney, and combined will inject more than $200 million into the NSW economy and create more than 550 NOV 2014 Screen NSW was critical in securing the production of a number of new jobs. new international feature films for NSW, including Truth, starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, which leveraged $11 million MAY 2015 The highly anticipated Mad Max 4: Fury Road, produced by production expenditure and 208 jobs for the state. Sydney-based Kennedy Miller Mitchell Productions, and directed by Kennedy Miller Mitchell principal, Academy-Award winning director DEC 2014 Strangerland was selected to screen at the prestigious Sundance Dr George Miller, had its global release on 15 May 2015, following a Film Festival in January 2015. The feature film was shot on location premiere screening at the Cannes International Film Festival. in Canowindra and Broken Hill in 2014 and stars Nicole Kidman, Sydney hosted the Australian premiere with a high-energy event Hugo Weaving and Joseph Fiennes. that showcased locally made iconic vehicles from the film, on the The Government announced investment of $1.3 million in 11 film and Opera House forecourt. The NSW Government supported the film television projects, which created $27.5 million in direct production through the State Investment Attraction Scheme. The aspects of the expenditure in NSW and an estimated 2,161 highly skilled jobs. film made in NSW contributed more than $80 million to the NSW Projects included feature film Jasper Jones, and a television mini- economy and generated hundreds of jobs in our state. series, Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door. Short drama The Guests, supported through Screen NSW, has its world premiere at Festival de Cannes in Official Competition in May. Selected as one of nine films for the 2015 Short Films Competition out of 4500 entries, it marks Shane Danielson’s debut as director. Year In Review (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 10

MAY 2015 During the VIVID Ideas festival, Screen NSW teamed up with Love Child the Australian Publishers Association and the Screen Producers Association of Australia to deliver a networking event From Page to Screen. The event focussed on adaptations and brought together publishers, writers and directors to explore adaptations and showcase written work.

JUN 2015 The 62nd Sydney Film Festival showcased seven Screen NSW supported films and was the most highly attended festival to date. Ruben Guthrie opened the festival and Holding the Man closed the program, other NSW supported films were Strangerland, Women he’s Undressed, Last Cab to Darwin, The Daughter and Tyke: Elephant Outlaw. The government announced that series 4 of Rake, one of the ABC’s most successful TV dramas, will receive $300,000 in state government funding. The series will be filmed and post-produced entirely in Sydney, creating 300 jobs and injecting more than $7.8 million in direct production expenditure into the NSW economy. NSW also secured the production of Hacksaw Ridge, to be directed by Mel Gibson, which will contribute more than $26 million to the NSW economy and create more than 720 local jobs.

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Appendices

Table of contents

Appendix 1A — Production Finance Projects Contracted 2014/15 �� 12 Appendix 1B — Production Investment Returns 2014/15 �� 14 Appendix 2 — Regional Filming Fund Projects Contracted 2014/15 �� 15 APPENDIX 3A — Development: Early Development 2014/15 �� 15 Appendix 3B — Advanced Development and Marketing 2014/15 �� 19 Appendix 3C — Funding Received by NSW Producers Under the Notice of Election 2014/15 �� 21 Appendix 3D — Slate Development Loan 2014/15 �� 21 Appendix 4 — Aurora Projects Contracted 2014/15 �� 22 Appendix 5A — Emerging Filmmakers Fund Projects Contracted 2014/15 �� 22 Appendix 5B — Festival Travel 2014/15 ...... 23 APPENDIX 5C — Producer Extension Placement 2014/15 �� 23 Appendix 6A — Industry Development Grants Contracted in 2014/15 �� 24 Appendix 6B — Audience Development Grants Contracted 2014/15 �� 25 Appendix 7 — Strategic Opportunities Grants Contracted 2014/15 �� 26 Appendix 8 — Contribution to the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) 2014/15 �� 26 Appendix 9 — Sydney Film Festival Grant 2014/15 �� 26 Appendix 10A — Production Attraction: Titles with Shoot and/or PDV Post in NSW in 2014/15 �� 27 Appendix 11 — Consultants 2014/15 ...... 29 Appendix 12 — The Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA Act) 2014/15 �� 29 Appendix 13 — Assessors for Screen NSW Programs 2014/15 �� 30 Appendix 14 — UNESCO Sydney City of FIlm �� 30 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 12

Appendix 1A — Production Finance Projects Contracted 2014/15

AMOUNT PROJECT APPLICANT PRODUCER(S) DIRECTOR FUNDED

FACTUAL SINGLES A Cold War Sling & Arrow Pty Ltd Juliet Lamont, Julia Overton Juliet Lamont $20,000 Madeleine Hetherton, Call Me Dad Media Stockade Pty Ltd Sophie Wiesner $40,000 Rebecca Barry Ka-Ching! The Rise and Rise of The Pokies Looking Glass Pictures Pty Ltd Mitzi Goldman Jane Manning $35,000 Frantic Family Rescue (PKA The Hyper 360 Degree Films Pty Limited Alex Tarney, Tosca Looby Tosca Looby, Alex Tarney $40,000 Parenting Trap, Kids Unplugged) Over The Edge: Where Are They Now Earthstar Productions Pty Ltd Fran Dobbie Ben Rose $20,000 Between A Frock and a Hard Place Jo-anne McGowan, Jason Burrows, Jungleboys FTV Pty Ltd Paul Clarke $50,000 (PKA Priscilla: Monster in a Party Frock) Jen Peedom Tony De La Pena, Jennifer Collins, Outback ER Screentime Pty Ltd Catherine Ledingham $25,000 Simon Steel Australia’s Amish Mint Pictures Pty Ltd Dan Goldberg Danny Ben-Moshe $20,000 I Can Change Your Mind About Recognition Smith & Nasht Pty Ltd Simon Nasht, Ruth Cross Simon Nasht $51,000 Norfolk Island Heiress Films Pty Ltd Jennifer Collins Martin Taylor $40,000

SUBTOTAL $341,000

FACTUAL SERIES Making Families Happy Heiress Films Pty Ltd Paul Hawker Martin Taylor $85,000 Village Vets Australia Screentime Pty Ltd Tim Vincent, Rodney Richmond Tim Vincent, Rodney Richmond $30,000 Colour Theory with Tony Albert Series 3 No Coincidence Media Pty Ltd Mitchell Stanley James F Marshall $30,000 Streets Of Your Town Mint Pictures Pty Ltd Dan Goldberg Sally Aitken $50,421

SUBTOTAL $195,421 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 13

Appendix 1A (cont’d)

AMOUNT PROJECT APPLICANT PRODUCER(S) DIRECTOR FUNDED

FEATURE All About E The Trouble With E Pty Ltd Jay Rutovitz Louise Wadley $70,000 Ruben Guthrie Scarlett Pictures Pty Ltd Kath Shelper Brendan Cowell $200,000 The Daughter Fate Films Pty Ltd Jan Chapman, Nicole O’Donohue Simon Stone $400,000 The Blinky Bill Movie Greenpatch Productions Pty Ltd Barbara Stephen Deane Taylor $300,000 Jodi Matterson, Steve Hutensky, 2:22 Lightstream Pictures Pty Ltd Paul Currie $400,000 Bruce Davey, Paul Currie Jumping Dog Productions Susan Lambert, Megan McMurchy, Tyke Elephant Outlaw (Factual feature) Stefan Moore $35,000 Pty Ltd Stefan Moore Ali’s Wedding Matchbox Productions Pty Ltd Sheila Jayadev, Helen Panckhurst Jeffrey Walker $140,000 Vincent Sheehan, David Jowsey, Jasper Jones Bucktin Holdings Pty Ltd Rachel Perkins $200,000 Colin McCumstie

SUBTOTAL $1,745,000

CHILDRENS TELEVISION SERIES A. ANIMATION Prisoner zero Prizoner Zero Holdings Pty Ltd Joshua Campbell Joshua Campbell, Sean Zwan $100,000 B. LIVE ACTION Ready for This (My Life in 50 Words or Less) Big Chance Films Pty Ltd Joanna Werner, Miranda Dear Adrian Russell Wills, Daina Reid $400,000 C. FACTUAL Bushwhacked! Series 3 Mint Pictures Pty Ltd Dan Goldberg, Poppy Stockwell Colin Thrupp, Dan Mansour $85,000

SUBTOTAL $585,000 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 14

Appendix 1A (cont’d)

AMOUNT PROJECT APPLICANT PRODUCER(S) DIRECTOR FUNDED

ADULT TELEVISION DRAMA SERIES Goalpost Pictures Rosemary Blight, Ryan Griffen, Cleverman (PKA Project CM) Wayne Blair, Leah Purcell $600,000 Australia Pty Ltd Lauren Edwards, Angela Littlejohn Essential Media and The Principal (PKA Lahood) Ian Collie Kriv Stenders $100,000 Entertainment Pty Ltd Peter Allen — Not The Boy Next Door Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd Kerrie Mainwaring Shawn Seet $200,000 David Maher, David Taylor, The Code Series 2 Playmaker Media Pty Ltd Shawn Seet $250,000 Diane Haddon, Shelley Birse Essential Media and Ian Collie, Richard Roxburgh, Peter Duncan, Peter Salmon, Rake Series 4 $300,000 Entertainment Pty Ltd Peter Duncan Rowan Woods

SUBTOTAL $1,450,000

TOTAL $4,316,421

Breakdown

Applications Received 62 Applications Contracted 30 % of Applications Contracted 48%

Appendix 1B — Production Investment Returns 2014/15

Production Finance Returns $474,780 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 15

Appendix 2 — Regional Filming Fund Projects Contracted 2014/15

REGIONAL AMOUNT PROJECT APPLICANT PRODUCER(S) REGION NSW SPEND FUNDED

The Daughter Feature Fate Films Pty Ltd Batlow, Tumut $438,239 $100,000 Prisoner Zero Children’s Animated Series Prisoner Zero Holdings Pty Ltd Erina, Central Coast $3,974,453 $100,000 Bulga, Hunter Valley, Newcastle, Love Is Now Feature Eponine Films Pty Ltd $291,338 $80,000 Northern NSW, Richmond Outback ER Factual Series Screentime Pty Ltd Broken Hill, Silverton $145,183 $50,000 No Excuses with Sarah Ferguson Factual Single In Film Pty Ltd Blue Mountains, Katoomba, Bourke $79,420 $20,000 Peter Allen: Central West NSW, TV Drama Series Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd $80,068 $25,000 Not The Boy Next Door Blayney Shire, Carcoar

TOTAL $5,008,701 $375,000

APPENDIX 3A — Development: Early Development 2014/15

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

FEATURES Hannah & Rebecca Tree (Australia) Pty Ltd Louis Nowra $15,000 Longevity WW Productions Pty Ltd Rory Williamson, Janneke Williamson $8,490 Murder in Samarkand Porchlight Films Pty Ltd Kris Mrksa $20,000 Run for Freedom Moonlight Cinata Pty Ltd, Honky Tonk Angels Pty Ltd Robin De Crespigny $10,000 Stolen Frenzie Films Pty Ltd Catriona McKenzie, Patricia Cornelius $18,000 Taboo (PKA Tanna) Contact Films Pty Ltd Bentley Dean $25,000 The Kings of Noble Grove Annamax Media Pty Ltd Cathy Randall $5,000 The Merger Anne Louise Robinson T/A AR Films Damian Callinan $10,000 The Young Romantics Porchlight Films Pty Ltd Tommy Murphy $10,000 What the Dead Wants (PKA The Undying) Raquelle David T/A Damsel Pictures Tobias Anderson $4,000 Z Unit Even Stevens Pty Ltd Jason Steven, Scott Roberts $14,000

SUBTOTAL $139,490 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 16

Appendix 3A (cont’d)

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

TELEVISION DRAMA — SERIES Big Deal Kuranya Pictures Sean Nash $11,420 Christiaan Van Vuuren, Soul Mates Season 2 Soul HQ Pty Ltd $15,000 Connor Van Vuuren, Nick Boshier Ultimate Fanj Working Group Entertainment Pty Ltd Josh Mapleston $8,000 Click Bait Firth Richardson Pty Ltd Jazz Twenlow $18,200 Foal’s Bread Magpie Pictures Pty Ltd Belinda Chayko $6,000 Future Boy Essential Media and Entertainment Pty Ltd Tristram Baumer $16,000 Herb & Ray’s Yum Sticky Pictures Pty Ltd Stu Connolly, Greg Levine $20,000 Let’s Talk About New Town Films Pty Ltd Matilda Brown $10,000 Wright and Wong Thomas Street Productions Pty Ltd Shirley Barrett, Alexa Wyatt $12,000 The Future is Expensive Goalpost Pictures Australia Pty Ltd Eddie Perfect $15,000

SUBTOTAL $131,620

TELEVISION DRAMA — TELEMOVIE Mary: Making of a Princess Fremantlemedia Australia Pty Ltd Samantha Strauss $10,000

SUBTOTAL $10,000

CHILDREN’S TELEVISION — LIVE ACTION Big Deal Kuranya Pictures Pty Ltd Sean Nash $11,420 Game On Enjoy Entertainment Pty Ltd Fin Edquist $15,000 Mel Marshal’s Movies Hackett Films Pty Ltd Tristram Baumer $13,000 Monkey Magic See-Saw Films (TV) Pty Ltd Jacquelin Perske $20,000

SUBTOTAL $48,000

CHILDREN’S TELEVISION — ANIMATION Beastify Kapow Pictures Pty Ltd Bradley Trevor Grieve $12,500 The Sapphires Animation Sticky Pictures Pty Ltd Keith Thompson, Tony Briggs $14,000

SUBTOTAL $26,500 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 17

Appendix 3A (cont’d)

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

FACTUAL — SINGLE Sydney For Sale Jotz Productions Pty Ltd Blue Lucine $12,500 The Kings Of Noble Park Annamax Media Pty Ltd Britt Arthur $6,400 They Came From A Land Down Under Lawrence Samuel Meltzer T/A Melt Media William Creswell $15,960

SUBTOTAL $34,860

FACTUAL — SERIES A History of Australian Cinema Resonance Productions Pty Ltd Jennifer Peedom, David Stratton $15,000 Streets Of Your Town (PKA The Modernist Project) Mint Pictures Pty Ltd Tim Ross $10,000 Tip of the ICEberg Eye Spy Productions Pty Ltd T/A Northern Pictures $10,500 Unnatural History (PKA Stories from the Barnyard) Radio Pictures Pty Ltd Mark Lewis $15,000 Animal Farm Essential Media and Entertainment Pty Ltd Martin Robertson $8,000 Hanson: The Years that Shook Australia Anna Mariko Broinowski Anna Broinowski $8,000 (PKA The Hanson Years)

SUBTOTAL $66,500

FACTUAL — FEATURES Constance on the Edge Buzz Interactive Pty Ltd $10,000 Glenn Murcutt — Architect Catherine Hunter Productions Pty Ltd Catherine Hunter $10,000 Pitch Battle (PKA Turf War) Mint Pictures Pty Ltd Dan Goldberg $10,000 Sam’s Best Shot Heiress Films Pty Ltd $15,000 The Bowraville Project The Bowraville Project Pty Ltd Larissa Behrendt $8,000 Whiteley Eye Spy Productions Pty Ltd T/A Northern Pictures James Bogle $12,000

SUBTOTAL $65,500 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 18

Appendix 3A (cont’d)

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

MULTIPLATFORM Cleverman (PKA Project CM) Multiplatform GPTV Holdings Pty Ltd Ryan Griffen $15,000 Cup Half Full Media Stockade Pty Ltd Jessica Hamilton $7,500 Transgressions The Digital Development Factory Pty Ltd Mike Jones $10,000 The Horizon Cobbstar Productions Pty Ltd Boaz Stark $15,000

SUBTOTAL $47,500

BUSINESS PLAN The Content Agency Business Plan The Content Agency Pty Ltd N/A $8,000

SUBTOTAL $8,000

TOTAL $577,470

BREAKDOWN

Applications Received 90 Applications Contracted 48 % of Applications Contracted 53.3 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 19

Appendix 3B — Advanced Development and Marketing 2014/15

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

FEATURES 40:30:30 Goalpost Pictures Australia Pty Ltd $2,000 Choir Of Hard Knocks Macgowan Films Pty Ltd Pip Carmel $15,000 Choir Of Hard Knocks Macgowan Films Pty Ltd $4,000 Em Matthew Dabner T/A Gate 41 Matthew Dabner $2,000 Friends Upstairs Decade Films Pty Ltd Steve Wright $9,500 Horrendo’s Curse C Phillips & S Vidler Steve Vidler $2,200 Kiss The Dirt Prodigy Movies Pty Ltd $2,000 Lonely Girl Causeway Films HQ Pty Ltd Lynne Vincent Mccarthy $18,000 Mice Southern Light Films Pty Ltd Sarah Lambert $4,000 Murder in Samarkand Porchlight Films Pty Ltd Kris Mrksa $4,000 Otherlife See Pictures Pty Ltd $2,000 Pink Mist Red Lamp Films Pty Ltd Kim Mordaunt $11,836 Plenty River Porchlight Films Pty Ltd Kris Mrksa $2,000 Rock Paper Tiger Ben C. Lucas Ben C. Lucas $2,750 Salvation Creek Galvanized Film Group Pty Ltd Megan Simpson-Huberman $15,000 Subject 14 Lisa Maree Shaunessy Seth Larney $5,000 The Nargun and The Stars Monsoon Pictures Australia Pty Ltd Adam Dolman, Phil Smith $25,000 The Seventh Day Storm Vision Entertainment Pty Ltd Ben Ripley $10,000

SUBTOTAL $136,286

CHILDREN’S TELEVISION — LIVE ACTION Zac Power Cheeky Little Media Pty Ltd $4,170

SUBTOTAL $4,170 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 20

Appendix 3B (cont’d)

TITLE APPLICANT WRITER(S) AMOUNT FUNDED

FACTUAL — SERIES Beauty and the Beach DR Productions Pty Ltd Michael Gibson, Robert Raymond $4,000 Bollywood Blondes Mark Gould Productions Pty Ltd T/A Bondi Rocks Media Mark Gould $8,000 Fungi: The Fifth Kingdom Susan Margaret MacKinnon Annamaria Talas $5,000 Future Cities 2100 (PKA Cities 2100) Unboxed Media Australia Pty Ltd Matt Tomosweski $8,000 Get With the Future — A User’s Guide The Feds Australia Pty Ltd Chris Thorburn $3,000 Unnatural History (PKA Stories from the Barnyard) Radio Pictures Pty Ltd Mark Lewis $5,000

SUBTOTAL $33,000

FACTUAL — SINGLE Jetman Rocket Compulsion Pty Ltd Gregory Read $12,000

SUBTOTAL $12,000

MULTIPLATFORM The Alchemy Project Alchemy Productions Pty Ltd $4,872

SUBTOTAL $4,872

TOTAL $190,328

Breakdown

Applications Received 45 Applications Contracted 23 % of Applications Contracted 51.1 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 21

Appendix 3C — Funding Received by NSW Producers Under the Notice of Election 2014/15

PROJECT APPLICANT ENTERPRISE PRODUCER EQUITY AMOUNT FUNDED

The Daughter Fate Films Pty Ltd $45,000 $45,000 Ka-Ching Ka-Ching Ka-Ching Ka-Ching Pty Ltd $10,000 $10,000 Pitch Battle (PKA Turf Club) Mint Pictures P/L $10,000 $10,000 Between A Frock and a Hard Place Jungle Boys FTV $15,000 $15,000 China’s Deep Dive Sealight Pictures Pty Ltd $5,000 $5,000 Streets Of Your Town Mint Pictures Pty Ltd $10,000 $10,000 Jasper Jones Bucktin Holdings Pty Ltd $10,000 $10,000 Tyke Elephant Outlaw Jumping Dog Productions Pty Ltd $5,150 $10,000 $15,150 Bushwhacked! 3 Mint Pictures Pty Ltd $7,500 $7,500 Frantic Family Rescue (AKA Kids Unplugged) Gertrude Films Pty Ltd (NSW) $10,000 $10,000

TOTAL $20,150 $117,500 $137,650

Appendix 3D — Slate Development Loan 2014/15

PROJECT APPLICANT AMOUNT

Slate Development Loan Smith & Nasht Pty Ltd $80,000

TOTAL $80,000 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 22

Appendix 4 — Aurora Projects Contracted 2014/15

TITLE WRITER PRODUCER DIRECTOR AMOUNT

It’s Not the End of the World Stephen Davis Robyn Kershaw, Eva Di Blasio Trilby Glover $35,000 Everything Else Jessica Redenbach Jessica Mitchell Jessica Redenbach $35,000 Stolen Catriona McKenzie, Patricia Cornelius Catriona McKenzie Catriona McKenzie $35,000 Killer Country Stephen Sewell Liz Burton Serhat Caradee $35,000

TOTAL $140,000

Breakdown

Applications Received 19 Applications Contracted 4 % of Applications Contracted 21.1

Appendix 5A — Emerging Filmmakers Fund Projects Contracted 2014/15

TITLE APPLICANT TYPE AMOUNT

Alone (PKA Let Me Go, Convent) Belinda Mravicic Short Film $30,000 Flat Daddy Annie Kinnane Short Film $30,000 The Guests Vanessa Humphrey Short Film $30,000

TOTAL $90,000

Breakdown

Applications Received 46 Applications Contracted 3 % of Applications Contracted 1.38 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 23

Appendix 5B — Festival Travel 2014/15

APPLICANT PRODUCER PROJECT TRAVEL TO AMOUNT

Mod Productions Pty Ltd Michela Ledwidge ACO Virtual SIGGRAPH Asia $3,590 Freehand Productions Pty Ltd Ester Harding After Six-Four International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) $5,000 The Trouble With E Pty Ltd Jay Rutovitz All About E Frameline, Outfest, LA $5,000 Amber Renae McBride Wen Yi Yan At Midnight Sheffield Doc/Fest $2,037 Cut Snake Productions Pty Ltd Trevor Blainey Cut Snake Toronto International Film Festival $2,000 Dennis The Menace and Gnasher Sticky Pictures Pty Ltd Stu Connolly British Academy Children’s Awards hosted by the BAFTA’s $3,000 — Series 2 Jessica Giacco Jessica Giacco Driftwood Dustmites 65th Berlin International Film Festival $3,000 Elevator Entertainment Pty Ltd Kylee Ingram Habitat The Game Kids Screen $2,280 Smoking Bear Productions Pty Ltd Ed Gibbs Let’s Dance: Bowie Down Under 65th Berlin International Film Festival $2,500 Kaufmann Productions Pty Ltd Gisela Kaufmann Shark Girl Wildscreen, Bristol $5,000 Dragonfly Pictures Pty Ltd Naomi Wenck Strangerland Sundance Film Festival $5,000 Lynette Wallworth Kath Shelper Tender 58th BFI London Film Festival $4,265 Old Mates Productions Pty Ltd Rory Williamson That Sugar Film 65th Berlin International Film Festival $3,000 Vanessa Cameron Humphrey Vanessa Humphrey The Guests Cannes Film Festival $5,000 The Lost Aviator Pty Ltd Noni Couell The Lost Aviator BFI 58th London Film Festival $4,000

TOTAL $54,672

Breakdown

Applications Received 15 Applications Contracted 13 % of Applications Contracted 86.7

APPENDIX 5C — Producer Extension Placement 2014/15

PRODUCER AMOUNT

Michelle Lia $20,000 Fran Dobbie $5,000 Metro Screen $30,000

TOTAL $55,000 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 24

Appendix 6A — Industry Development Grants Contracted in 2014/15

ORGANISATION PROJECT AMOUNT FUNDED

Screen Culture Association Incorporated Tribeca Hacks $5,000 Northern Rivers Screenworks The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mentoring Program $15,000 Eastern Riverina Arts Program Inc OnScreen Riverina ScriptLab $6,200 Australian Directors Guild Workshops and masterclasses $25,000 Information and Cultural Exchange Screen Culture Program $57,500 Screen Producers Australia Annual conference ‘Screen Forever’ $10,000 Screen Producers Australia Ones to Watch $10,000 Northern Rivers Screenworks Enterprise — Professional development program $50,000 Metro Screen Central Coast OnScreen $25,000 Metro Screen Tripartite Agreement with Screen Australia $200,000 Australian International Documentary Conference The Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) $8,000 Australian Writers Guild Pathways Program and Storyworld Multimedia Project Development Masterclasses $15,000

TOTAL $426,700 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 25

Appendix 6B — Audience Development Grants Contracted 2014/15

ORGANISATION PROJECT AMOUNT FUNDED

Lebanese Film Festival Association Incorporated Lebanese Film Festival $4,000 Gwydir Shire Council The North West Film Festival $4,000 Byron Bay International Film Festival Bryon Bay International Film Festival $10,000 Queer Screen Mardi Gras Film Festival Wonder Years $6,000 Screen Hunter Central Coast Real Film Festival $5,000 The Festivalists Access All Areas $8,000 The Festivalists Young at Heart Film Festival $8,000 Screen Culture Association Incorporated Antenna International Documentary Film Festival $10,000 Information and Cultural Exchange Arab Film Festival $16,000 Northern Rivers Screenworks Northern Rivers Screenworks’ premiere screenings $10,000 Flickerfest The Flickerfest national tour $20,000 Flickerfest Flickerfest $20,000 Petite Grand Kaboom Little Big Shots $5,000 Tropfest Australia Tropfest Roughcut $15,000

TOTAL $141,000 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 26

Appendix 7 — Strategic Opportunities Grants Contracted 2014/15

ORGANISATION PROJECT TITLE AMOUNT APPROVED

Melbourne International Film Festival 37 South Market 2014 $6,000 Screen Hunter Strategic planning of Industry Development Program $7,500 Metro Screen Emerging Producer Internship Placement Research Project $10,000 Sydney Film Festival Regional NSW Audience Research Project $11,612 Metro Screen Media Reconciliation Industry Network Group (RING) Coordinator 2014/15 $1,500 South East Arts (NSW) Inc South East Arts Strategic Plan $10,000 Sydney Film Festival Screen Talk $10,000 Dashboard Animals Castaldi in Focus $10,000 Northern Rivers Screenworks Regional Producer Elevator Program $20,000 Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE) Produce Perfect & Story Lab $20,000 eQuinoxe European Script Workshop $20,000

TOTAL $126,612

Appendix 8 — Contribution to the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) 2014/15

ORGANISATION AMOUNT

Australian Children’s Television Foundation $70,000

TOTAL $70,000

Appendix 9 — Sydney Film Festival Grant 2014/15

ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

Sydney Film Festival Sydney FIlm Festival 2015 $979,559

TOTAL $979,559 Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 27

Appendix 10A — Production Attraction: Titles with Shoot and/or PDV Post in NSW in 2014/15

TITLE TYPE PRODUCTION COMPANY

Ninjago Animated Feature Warner Bros. Feature Productions Pty Ltd / Animal Logic LEGO Batman Animated Feature Warner Bros. Feature Productions Pty Ltd / Animal Logic Bottersnikes and Gumbles Children’s Programming Cheeky Little Media Pty Limited Get Grubby TV Children’s Programming Mememe Productions Kazoops Children’s Programming Cheeky Little Media Pty Limited River Cottage — Series 3 Factual TV Series Keo Films Ltd / ITV Studios Who Do You Think You Are? Series 7 Factual TV Series Artemis International / SBS One 2:22 Feature Basil 2:22 Productions Pty Ltd, Lightstream Pictures Pty Ltd Adventures of a Happy Homeless Man Feature Motion Arts Age of Adeline (VFX) Feature Lakeshore Entertainment / Lionsgate Alex and Eve Feature Alex & Eve Productions In Association With Conventry Films Avengers: The Age of Ultron (VFX) Feature Marvel Studios Body in the Yard Feature Stephen Wallace Broke (post) Feature Scope Red Down Under (PKA Untitled Abe Forsythe Project) Feature Wild Eddie Pty Ltd Dumb Criminals Feature Rabbit Productions Pty Ltd, Antichocko Productions Pty Ltd Gods of Egypt Feature Mystery Clock Cinema / Summit Entertainment / Thunder Road Pictures Holding the Man (post) Feature Goalpost Pictures Australia Pty Ltd, HTM Film Productions Pty Ltd Infini Feature Eclectik Vision / Storm Alley Entertainment / Storm Vision Entertainment Insurgent (VFX) Feature Red Wagon Entertainment / Summit Entertainment / Mandeville Films Joe Cinque’s Consolation (post) Feature Consolation Films Pty Ltd Last Cab To Darwin Feature Last Cab Productions Pty Ltd Love is Now Feature Eponine Films Pty Ltd Mad Max 4: Fury Road (post) Feature Kennedy Miller Mitchell / Warner Bros Pictures Manny Lewis Feature Beyond Screen Production Pty Ltd Monk Comes Down the Mountain (VFX) Feature New Classics Media / Columbia Pictures Our Brand is Crisis (VFX) Feature Participant Media / Smokehouse Pictures / Warner Bros. Riz Feature CuriousWorks Ruben Guthrie Feature Scarlett Pictures Pty Limited Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 28

Appendix 10A (cont’d)

TITLE TYPE PRODUCTION COMPANY

Eclectic Pictures / Crosscurrent Productions / Gerard Butler, Septembers of Shiraz (post) Feature Alam Siegel Entertainment/ Millennium Films Strangerland Feature Worldview Entertainment / Dragonfly Entertainment / Fastnet Films Taboo (post) Feature Contact Films Pty Limited Teenage Kicks Feature Azure Productions Pty Ltd The Daughter Feature Fate Films Pty Ltd Truth Feature Mythology Entertainment unIndian Feature Films & Casting Temple / Australia India Film Fund Pty Ltd Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead (post) Feature Guerilla Films 800 Words MiniSeries Seven Network Operations Limited / South Pacific Pictures A Place to Call Home Series 3 MiniSeries Seven Network Operations Limited Cleverman MiniSeries Goalpost Pictures Australia Pty Ltd / Pukeko Pictures Limited Partnership Deadline Gallipoli (post) MiniSeries Matchbox Pictures Pty Ltd / Full Clip Productions / Foxtel / NBC Universal Television Hiding MiniSeries Playmaker Media Pty Ltd Love Child Series 3 MiniSeries Playmaker Media Pty Ltd Peter Allen: Not the Boy Next Door MiniSeries Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd House of Hancock MiniSeries Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder Pty Ltd The Principal MiniSeries Essential Media and Entertainment Pty Ltd The Secret River MiniSeries Ruby Entertainment Pty Ltd Winter MiniSeries Seven Network Operations Limited Aussie Pickers season 2 Reality TV Series Shine Australia Australia’s Next Top Model Reality TV Series ITV Studios Australia / Shine Australia / Fox 8 Fashion Bloggers Reality TV Series Core3 Entertainment I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! (German version) Reality TV Series ITV Studios Germany I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! (UK version) Reality TV Series ITV Studios UK Shark Tank Australia Reality TV Series Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd The Bachelor Australia Reality TV Series Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd The Voice seasons 3 & 4 Reality TV Series Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd Home and Away Series 28 Serial Seven Network Operations Limited Black Comedy Series Scarlett Pictures Pty Limited Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 29

Appendix 10A (cont’d)

TITLE TYPE PRODUCTION COMPANY

No Activity Series Jungleboys FTV Pty Limited Ready for This Series Big Chance Films Pty Ltd / Blackfella Films / Werner Film Productions Winter Series Cornerstone Pictures / Seven Network Australia Wonderland season 2 Series FremantleMedia Australia Catching Milat Telemovie Catching Milat Pty Ltd / Shine (Aust) Pty Ltd Redfern Now — Promise Me Telemovie Blackfella Films Pty Ltd

Appendix 11 — Consultants 2014/15

TYPE NUMBER CONTRACTED AMOUNT

Annamax Media Pty Limited 1 $25,000 Tamarillo Media 1 $32,000 Watermark Search International 1 $12,120 Synchromesh Marketing Pty Limited 1 $11,283 Miriam Gross 1 $245

TOTAL $80,648

Appendix 12 — The Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA Act) 2014/15 Screen NSW received no applications under the GIPA act in 2014/15. Information about GIPA can be found on the Screen NSW website at: www.screen.nsw.gov.au/page/policies/government-information-public-access-act Appendices (cont’d) Stakeholder Report 2014/15 30

Appendix 13 — Assessors for Screen NSW Programs 2014/15

Angeli Macfarlane Libbie Doherty Paul Mezey Stefan Moore Katherine Slattery Anne Bruning Louise Gough Penny Robins Susan Cartsonis Melissa Lucashenko Charlie Carman Lynne Vincent Mccarthy Ranald Allan Susan MacKinnon Paul Welsh Diana Manson Mouna Zaylah Regina Lee Susie Campbell Sunil Perkash Esther Lim Matthew Dabner Samantha Jennings Anna Grieve Trevor Graham Jane Allen Megan Harding Sandra Alexander Louise Smith Emma Beaumont Julia Overton Morgan Jaffit Sheila Hanahan Taylor Sally Browning Jill Moonie Laurie Webb Nathalie Peter-Contesse Sheila Jayadev Ross Matthews Jane Kreiss Leesa Kahn Nuala O’Halloran Sheridan Jobbins Ned Lander

Appendix 14 — UNESCO Sydney City of FIlm With support from the NSW Government, the City of Sydney Council, and key Showcasing Sydney City of Film, Screen NSW, together with the Australian screen industry stakeholders, Sydney was awarded the UNESCO City of Film Publishers Association, hosted a successful event, ‘From Page to Screen’ as status in December 2010. The existing screen infrastructure in Sydney and the part of the VIVID Ideas festival, which brought publishers and producers to diversity and value of film culture of Sydney was a major reason for the success share ideas around adaptations. of Sydney’s bid. It places Sydney as one of only five Cities of Film including Sydney City of Film worked with Galway City of Film and Busan City of Film Galway (Ireland), Sofia (Bulgaria), Busan (Korea) and Bradford (England). on dedicated festival screenings and cross promotional activities via websites In 2014/15 Screen NSW represented Sydney City of Film and UNESCO and through social media. Creative Cities Network Annual General Meeting in Kanazawa, Japan. Sydney City of Film is promoted through social media via screen.nsw.gov.au and on its own Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. Stakeholder Report 2014/15 31

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