Ever wanted to work on a TV or film set? Employment in Australia's screen industry has jumped 37 per cent in recent years and crew members are wanted to work on productions. So what does it take to land a job?
, Australia is gaining popularity as a location for long-form TV drama and film productions.
"This demand also creates exciting employment opportunities for our talented workforce, which will ultimately provide career pathways and employment opportunities in the screen industry.Behind the scenes on Frances, a film shot on Sharkies Beach in the Illawarra, by Eye Candy Films director Sharon Lewis.Louise Hodgson, industry programs manager for Screenworks in Ballina, says it's a "brilliant time" to get into the industry.
Both Screen Illawarra and Screenworks in Ballina are examples of how grant funding, specifically from Screen Australia, is helping to boost workshops across NSW.A recent, well-attended workshop held by Screen Illawarra in Kiama, with funding from Screen NSW, provided an opportunity for experienced location managers Keiran Cato, Lisa Scope and Karen Illesca to talk about the role.
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