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2011 INSITE Competition Deadline Extended

Win $2,500 and a public reading of your unproduced screenplay at the Bigpond Adelaide Film Festival!Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to get your screenplay noticed! Get your entry in by 5.00pm Friday 3 September.INSITE is one of the premier screenwriting competitions in Australia. Since it...

AWG & SPAA Reach Agreement on Children's TV

After substantive discussions during last weekâ€™s mediation process before Justice Paul Munro, the AWG and SPAA are pleased to advise that agreement has been reached on the basic terms of an industry recommended agreement for the contracting of writers for script services on childrenâ€™s television...

REMINDER TO WA AWG MEMBERS:

ScreenWest Tele-Navigator Television Development ProgramJo Bell from ABC1 and Caterina De NaveÂ from SBS gave Q&A sessions last month. Coming up are the final two sessions in the first phase of the Tele-Navigator program. A rare opportunity for WA writers to hear from national executives.Q&A with C...

INSITE Uproduced Screenplay Competition

Â DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 5PM FRIDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2010The Australian Writers' Guild and the 2011 BigPond Adelaide Film Festival are calling for entries to the fifth biennial INSITE Competition for Unproduced Feature Screenplays. INSITE is one of the premier screenwriting competitions in Australia....

2010 AWGIE Awards Nominations

The Australian Writersâ€™ Guild is proud to announce the nominations for this yearâ€™s AWGIE Awards â€“Â judged by writers for writers and awarded for excellence. The writers of Australia's best loved stage, screen and radio have been nominated for these coveted awards.Â They are awards which...

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