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  1. VicScreen is Victoria’s creative and economic screen development agency. We’re behind the scenes, supporting screen businesses, infrastructure, festivals and events. Helping develop the skilled practitioners, professional crew and talented creatives that elevate Victoria as a global screen destination.

  2. VicScreen, formally known as Film Victoria, is the state government agency responsible for supporting the Victorian screen industry and promoting Victorian as a global screen destination. VicScreen offers production, development and games funding...

  3. VicScreen is Victoria’s creative and economic screen development agency. Formerly known as Film Victoria, VicScreen is based in Melbourne, but you’ll find them wherever the action is. Investing in Victorian production and content development. Filming incentives. Location assistance. Skills training. Industry events. Partnership activities.

  4. vicscreen.vic.gov.au › about-us › vicscreenVicScreen — Our History

    Building on our rich legacy of screen industry support, Film Victoria has evolved into VicScreen, better representing the entire screen ecosystem and promoting Victoria as a world-leading centre for screen.

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › VicScreenVicScreen - Wikipedia

    VicScreen, formerly known as Film Victoria, is the Victorian Government’s creative and economic screen development agency. It functions behind the scenes, supporting professionals, infrastructure, projects and events – elevating Victoria, Australia as a global screen destination.

  6. VICSCREEN, the Victorian Government’s first screen strategy in more than 10 years, is a transformational, whole-of-government plan to invigorate Victoria’s screen industry, create jobs, foster new talent and generate significant economic returns.

  7. May 10, 2021 · Launched VICSCREEN, Victoria’s first screen strategy in more than a decade, includes 11 actions to put Victoria at the forefront of the global screen entertainment boom and will support more than 40,000 project jobs over the next four years, generating more than $1.2 billion for Victoria.