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Screen NSW
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Screen NSW (NSW Government Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport)
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nsw.gov.au
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Screen NSW is the New South Wales state government's statutory screen development agency, operating under the NSW Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport. It administers funding instruments including the Made in NSW Fund and provides grants, production financing, location support, and industry development programs to film, television, and digital games productions choosing to shoot or originate content within the state. The agency serves three primary constituencies: film and television productions seeking financing and location support, game developers and collectives seeking event sponsorship and showcase opportunities, and emerging screen practitioners entering the industry through training and grant pathways such as the 'New Kids on the Block' program delivered with Screenworks.

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Screen NSW is the NSW Government state screen development agency that administers the Made in NSW Fund, grants, and industry development programs to film, television, and digital games productions based in New South Wales.

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screen production funding, government film grants, screen industry development, digital games support, production incentives
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1Grant Funding & Public/Nonprofit Financing
CodeMPADAAAOPrimaryYes
2Public Broadcasting Grants & Government Funding Administration
CodeMPABADAMPrimaryNo
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  • Public Administration92
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  • Services-Allied To Motion Picture Distribution7829
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Government Screen Industry Funding
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Screen NSW is a NSW Government agency that administers funding programs, grants, and production incentives to support the screen and digital games industries in New South Wales. Its core offerings include the Made in NSW Fund for film and television productions and the New Kids on the Block talent development program, which has supported over 60 emerging screen practitioners since 2022. The agency also provides location support and facilitates access to NSW production facilities.

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Screen NSW is a government agency that provides funding and support for screen production in New South Wales, Australia. The agency administers the Made in NSW Fund and supports various film, television, and digital production projects through strategic funding programs.

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1Made in NSW Fund
CategoryProduction Financing
Description

A production financing and grant program offered by Screen NSW that provides funding to film and television productions filming in New South Wales. Used by producers and production companies to secure government co-financing for projects, with recent recipients including Amazon MGM Studios, Miramax, Stan, BINGE, Foxtel Group, and ABC.

2New Kids on the Block Program
CategoryTalent Development
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A talent development and training program supported by Screen NSW and delivered via partner Screenworks, designed to support emerging screen practitioners in regional NSW. Has supported over 60 practitioners since 2022 with networking events, training, and grant support.

3Waypoint Constellations Event Sponsorship
CategoryEvent Sponsorship
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Annual showcase event sponsorship provided by Screen NSW at the Sydney Opera House, co-presented with Waypoint and Serenade games collectives to showcase local independent game developers.

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Partnership18 partners
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Amazon MGM Studios is producing the action thriller 'Supermax' with support from Screen NSW's Made in NSW Fund. Production began in New South Wales with NSW Government support, and the film will release on Prime Video in more than 240 countries.

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Miramax is co-producing 'Supermax' alongside Amazon MGM Studios with production support from Screen NSW's Made in NSW Fund.

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BINGE is producing 'Tough Love', an Australian comedy series with funding support from Screen NSW through the Foxtel Group. Production is underway in Sydney.

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Screen Australia provides production funding for Australian screen content, including co-funding productions with Screen NSW such as 'Tough Love'.

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Film Australia supports Australian feature film production, having provided support alongside Screen NSW for Arka Das's feature film 'Khana' focused on immigrant worker exploitation in Sydney.

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Waypoint is a Sydney-based games collective presenting the annual Waypoint Constellations event at the Sydney Opera House with support from Screen NSW, showcasing local game developers.

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Serenade is a Sydney-based games collective co-presenting the Waypoint Constellations event at the Sydney Opera House with support from Screen NSW.

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Screen Queensland co-funds Australian drama productions including 'Black Snow' Season 3 alongside Screen NSW, supporting productions across state lines.

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Screen Queensland and Screen NSW jointly fund 'Muster Dogs' seasons 4 and the Where Are They Now spinoff, produced by Ambience Entertainment for ABC.

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Stan, the Australian streaming service, produces original drama content including 'Black Snow' with support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland. Post-production is based in Sydney.

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Foxtel Group produces original documentary content including 'The Great Entertainer' with financing from Screen NSW, premiering on Foxtel's Showcase channel and BINGE.

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ABC produces drama series including 'Shakedown' about the Robodebt scandal with funding from Screen Australia and Screen NSW, with international distribution by ITV Studios.

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ITV Studios handles international distribution for ABC's 'Shakedown' drama series which is funded by Screen NSW and Screen Australia.

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All3Media International handles global distribution for 'Black Snow' Season 3, a Stan Original Series produced with funding support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.

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Screenworks runs the 'New Kids on the Block' program for emerging screen practitioners, with Screen NSW supporting regional screen industry development. Over 60 practitioners have participated since 2022.

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Goalpost Pictures produces 'Black Snow' Season 3, a Stan Original Series filmed in Cairns with funding support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.

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Shadow Productions produced the documentary 'The Great Entertainer' for Foxtel Group with financing from Screen NSW.

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Ambience Entertainment produces 'Muster Dogs' seasons for ABC with funding from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Tasmania's state screen funding agency. Provides similar incentives for productions choosing to film in Tasmania, functioning as a direct peer competitor within the national funding landscape.

TypeRegional player
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New Zealand's national screen funding body offering production financing and incentives. Operates a similar funding-agency model but in a different jurisdiction, competing for trans-Tasman screen investment.

TypeDirect peer
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Queensland's state-level screen funding agency. A direct counterpart to Screen NSW, jointly co-funding productions such as 'Black Snow' Season 3 and 'Muster Dogs', competing for the same pool of inbound productions but operating in a different geography.

TypeBroad incumbent
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UK's national body for film and screen funding, including the BFI Film Fund. A comparable public-sector screen funding agency at national scale, offering a model of government-backed production financing that Screen NSW operates at a state level.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Victoria's state-level screen funding and development agency. Offers comparable grants and incentives for film, TV, and digital games, competing directly with Screen NSW for major studio productions choosing Australian locations.

TypeDirect peer
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Western Australia's state screen funding agency. Provides similar production financing and incentives, competing for international productions across Australian jurisdictions alongside Screen NSW.

TypeDirect peer
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South Australia's state screen funding and production facility operator. Offers comparable grant funding and production support, representing direct inter-state competition for Screen NSW.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Australia's federal screen funding agency, providing production financing across all states and territories. Directly comparable to Screen NSW but with a national remit, frequently co-funding productions alongside Screen NSW (e.g., 'Tough Love', 'Shakedown').

TypeDirect peer
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Australian feature film production support entity that co-funds projects alongside Screen NSW (e.g., 'Khana'). Operates a similar public-funding model focused on Australian screen content.

TypeOthers
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NSW Government's broader arts, culture, and creative industries agency and sister entity to Screen NSW within the Department of Creative Industries. Operates adjacent programs in arts funding, with overlap in supporting creative-sector development in NSW.

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Screen NSW

Government Screen Industry Fundingnsw.gov.au

Screen NSW is the NSW Government state screen development agency that administers the Made in NSW Fund, grants, and industry development programs to film, television, and digital games productions based in New South Wales.

What Screen NSW does

Screen NSW is the New South Wales state government's statutory screen development agency, operating under the NSW Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport. It administers funding instruments including the Made in NSW Fund and provides grants, production financing, location support, and industry development programs to film, television, and digital games productions choosing to shoot or originate content within the state. The agency serves three primary constituencies: film and television productions seeking financing and location support, game developers and collectives seeking event sponsorship and showcase opportunities, and emerging screen practitioners entering the industry through training and grant pathways such as the 'New Kids on the Block' program delivered with Screenworks.

Screen NSW firmographics

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Name
Screen NSW
Legal name
Screen NSW (NSW Government Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport)
Website
https://nsw.gov.au
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Screen NSW is the NSW Government state screen development agency that administers the Made in NSW Fund, grants, and industry development programs to film, television, and digital games productions based in New South Wales.
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Screen NSW industry classification

Industry
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Government Screen Industry Funding
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Public Administration (92)
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Services-Allied To Motion Picture Distribution (7829)
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Grant Funding & Public/Nonprofit Financing (MPADAAAO)
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Public Broadcasting Grants & Government Funding Administration (MPABADAM)

Keywords

  • Screen production funding
  • Government film grants
  • Screen industry development
  • Digital games support
  • Production incentives

Where Screen NSW is headquartered

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Sydney
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Australia
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Oceania

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B2B
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Marketing channels5 records

Screen NSW product offering

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Screen NSW is a NSW Government agency that administers funding programs, grants, and production incentives to support the screen and digital games industries in New South Wales. Its core offerings include the Made in NSW Fund for film and television productions and the New Kids on the Block talent development program, which has supported over 60 emerging screen practitioners since 2022. The agency also provides location support and facilitates access to NSW production facilities.

Product overview

Screen NSW is a government agency that provides funding and support for screen production in New South Wales, Australia. The agency administers the Made in NSW Fund and supports various film, television, and digital production projects through strategic funding programs.

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Products and services

  • Made in NSW Fund A production financing and grant program offered by Screen NSW that provides funding to film and television productions filming in New South Wales. Used by producers and production companies to secure government co-financing for projects, with recent recipients including Amazon MGM Studios, Miramax, Stan, BINGE, Foxtel Group, and ABC.
  • New Kids on the Block Program A talent development and training program supported by Screen NSW and delivered via partner Screenworks, designed to support emerging screen practitioners in regional NSW. Has supported over 60 practitioners since 2022 with networking events, training, and grant support.
  • Waypoint Constellations Event Sponsorship Annual showcase event sponsorship provided by Screen NSW at the Sydney Opera House, co-presented with Waypoint and Serenade games collectives to showcase local independent game developers.

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18 partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Amazon MGM StudioscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAmazon MGM Studios is producing the action thriller 'Supermax' with support from Screen NSW's Made in NSW Fund. Production began in New South Wales with NSW Government support, and the film will release on Prime Video in more than 240 countries.
  • MiramaxcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMiramax is co-producing 'Supermax' alongside Amazon MGM Studios with production support from Screen NSW's Made in NSW Fund.
  • BINGE (Foxtel)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBINGE is producing 'Tough Love', an Australian comedy series with funding support from Screen NSW through the Foxtel Group. Production is underway in Sydney.
  • Screen AustraliacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerScreen Australia provides production funding for Australian screen content, including co-funding productions with Screen NSW such as 'Tough Love'.
  • Film AustraliacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFilm Australia supports Australian feature film production, having provided support alongside Screen NSW for Arka Das's feature film 'Khana' focused on immigrant worker exploitation in Sydney.
  • WaypointcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWaypoint is a Sydney-based games collective presenting the annual Waypoint Constellations event at the Sydney Opera House with support from Screen NSW, showcasing local game developers.
  • SerenadecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSerenade is a Sydney-based games collective co-presenting the Waypoint Constellations event at the Sydney Opera House with support from Screen NSW.
  • Screen QueenslandcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerScreen Queensland co-funds Australian drama productions including 'Black Snow' Season 3 alongside Screen NSW, supporting productions across state lines.
  • Screen QueenslandcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerScreen Queensland and Screen NSW jointly fund 'Muster Dogs' seasons 4 and the Where Are They Now spinoff, produced by Ambience Entertainment for ABC.
  • StancoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStan, the Australian streaming service, produces original drama content including 'Black Snow' with support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland. Post-production is based in Sydney.
  • Foxtel GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFoxtel Group produces original documentary content including 'The Great Entertainer' with financing from Screen NSW, premiering on Foxtel's Showcase channel and BINGE.
  • ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerABC produces drama series including 'Shakedown' about the Robodebt scandal with funding from Screen Australia and Screen NSW, with international distribution by ITV Studios.
  • ITV StudioscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorITV Studios handles international distribution for ABC's 'Shakedown' drama series which is funded by Screen NSW and Screen Australia.
  • All3Media InternationalcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAll3Media International handles global distribution for 'Black Snow' Season 3, a Stan Original Series produced with funding support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.
  • ScreenworkscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerScreenworks runs the 'New Kids on the Block' program for emerging screen practitioners, with Screen NSW supporting regional screen industry development. Over 60 practitioners have participated since 2022.
  • Goalpost PicturescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGoalpost Pictures produces 'Black Snow' Season 3, a Stan Original Series filmed in Cairns with funding support from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.
  • Shadow ProductionscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerShadow Productions produced the documentary 'The Great Entertainer' for Foxtel Group with financing from Screen NSW.
  • Ambience EntertainmentcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAmbience Entertainment produces 'Muster Dogs' seasons for ABC with funding from Screen NSW and Screen Queensland.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Screen NSW competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Screen Tasmania: Tasmania's state screen funding agency. Provides similar incentives for productions choosing to film in Tasmania, functioning as a direct peer competitor within the national funding landscape.
  • Screen Queensland: Queensland's state-level screen funding agency. A direct counterpart to Screen NSW, jointly co-funding productions such as 'Black Snow' Season 3 and 'Muster Dogs', competing for the same pool of inbound productions but operating in a different geography.
  • Screen Victoria: Victoria's state-level screen funding and development agency. Offers comparable grants and incentives for film, TV, and digital games, competing directly with Screen NSW for major studio productions choosing Australian locations.
  • Screenwest: Western Australia's state screen funding agency. Provides similar production financing and incentives, competing for international productions across Australian jurisdictions alongside Screen NSW.
  • South Australian Film Corporation: South Australia's state screen funding and production facility operator. Offers comparable grant funding and production support, representing direct inter-state competition for Screen NSW.
  • Film Australia: Australian feature film production support entity that co-funds projects alongside Screen NSW (e.g., 'Khana'). Operates a similar public-funding model focused on Australian screen content.

Regional players

  • New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC): New Zealand's national screen funding body offering production financing and incentives. Operates a similar funding-agency model but in a different jurisdiction, competing for trans-Tasman screen investment.

Broad incumbents

  • British Film Institute (BFI): UK's national body for film and screen funding, including the BFI Film Fund. A comparable public-sector screen funding agency at national scale, offering a model of government-backed production financing that Screen NSW operates at a state level.
  • Screen Australia: Australia's federal screen funding agency, providing production financing across all states and territories. Directly comparable to Screen NSW but with a national remit, frequently co-funding productions alongside Screen NSW (e.g., 'Tough Love', 'Shakedown').

Others

  • Create NSW: NSW Government's broader arts, culture, and creative industries agency and sister entity to Screen NSW within the Department of Creative Industries. Operates adjacent programs in arts funding, with overlap in supporting creative-sector development in NSW.

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Strengths4 records

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Key risks4 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Screen NSW

What does Screen NSW do?

Screen NSW is a NSW Government agency that administers funding programs, grants, and production incentives to support the screen and digital games industries in New South Wales. Its core offerings include the Made in NSW Fund for film and television productions and the New Kids on the Block talent development program, which has supported over 60 emerging screen practitioners since 2022. The agency also provides location support and facilitates access to NSW production facilities.

Is Screen NSW a public or private company?

Screen NSW is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Screen NSW founded?

Screen NSW was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Screen NSW based?

Screen NSW is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Screen NSW's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Screen Tasmania, Screen Queensland, Screen Victoria, Screenwest, South Australian Film Corporation and Film Australia. New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are British Film Institute (BFI) and Screen Australia. Create NSW is listed as an others.

Does Screen NSW have an API?

No public API is recorded for Screen NSW.

What industry is Screen NSW in?

Screen NSW's product category is Government Screen Industry Funding. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPADAAAO, Grant Funding & Public/Nonprofit Financing, with a secondary code of MPABADAM, Public Broadcasting Grants & Government Funding Administration. Its NAICS code is 92 and its SIC code is 7829.

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