Ken Crouch News Today

Three new initiatives to support practitioners and address crew shortages around the country.

Screen Australia is putting forward A$1 million ($670,000) in funding to be shared among the state screen agencies to support their training and skills development programs for the screen industry.

Three trainees will undertake industry apprenticeships as part of Screenworks / Netflix initiative.

Kimberley Wells of Tumbi Umbi is one of 13 creatives selected from NSW and Queensland for Screenworks’ 2023 Career Pathways Programs. Participants in the

Screen Australia has brought on Ken Crouch in the newly created role of training and industry development manager.

Tasmania's Finn Clarke to have the chance to work and develop as a screen composer in LA.

Ken Crouch to depart Northern Rivers-based screen body after 8 years as CEO.

Three trainees have a chance at a paid opportunity and on-the-job work placements

Customers and farmers squash tradition with “dinosaur egg” and “popcorn” pumpkins this autumn.

Opportunities exist for NSW and Queensland regional screenwriters, directors and producers.