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'A significant decision': NZFC confirms end of Core Funding Programme - IF Magazine (opens the original)
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The New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) will wind up its Core Funding Programme next year, ending just over $NZD1 million of operational funding for ten screen organisations and guilds. The programme, which has existed in various forms for more than two decades, will conclude when existing contracts end on June 30, 2027. According to the New Zealand Herald, the ten organisations funded under the programme are DEGANZ (Directors & Editors Guild of Aotearoa New Zealand), Equity NZ, the New Zealand W
FTA networks meet local content quotas, but SPA flags 'increasingly concentrated' investment - IF Magazine (opens the original)
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While data from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) shows overall commercial television expenditure on Australian content has remained broadly stable, Screen Producers Australia argues this masks “significant changes” to where investment is being directed. The ACMA’s 2025 Commercial television compliance with Australian content requirements report revealed $1.625 billion of commercial television expenditure on Australian content in 2024-25, mirroring 2023-24 figures. A furth
Rebecca Barry and Kate Vinen begin production on Chanel Contos-led documentary 'Consensual' - IF Magazine (opens the original)
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Media Stockade has commenced production on a new documentary centred on activist Chanel Contos’s efforts to transform consent education in Australia. Co-directed by Rebecca Barry and Kate Vinen, Consensual follows Contos’s rise to prominence after a 2021 Instagram poll asking young Australian women to share experiences of sexual assault went viral, drawing more than six thousand testimonies and a 44,000-signature petition. She has since founded Teach Us Consent, a campaign that mandated consent
Fremantle partners with Roseberry to turn 'Neighbours' into vertical series - IF Magazine (opens the original)
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Much-loved soap Neighbours will be reimagined as a premium vertical series via a partnership between production company Fremantle and vertical TV platform Roseberry. The project will transform storylines from the Neighbours archive into short-form, vertical-native episodes through RoseBerry’s proprietary AI-assisted production workflow RedSnapper, which can scan decades of episodes to map character arcs, storylines and standout moments. RoseBerry plans to program numerous storylines from the pop
Chris Hemsworth's Wild State to reportedly cease operations as website goes dark - IF Magazine (opens the original)
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Projects developed under Chris Hemsworth’s production company Wild State face an uncertain future, following a report over the weekend that the business has ceased operations after four years. According to Page Six, Wild State staffers were told earlier this month, first by Hemsworth’s CAA agent Ida Ziniti and lawyer Matt Galsor, and then by Hemsworth himself, that they would be paid through the end of 2026. The company’s website now displays only the word “expired.” Page Six reported the closur
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