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The South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) commenced operations as a production company in 1972, established under an act of parliament by then Premier Don Dunstan to both encourage and develop the local film and television industry, and to attract production to the state.
FilmLab was a low-budget feature film initiative created in 2008, with a budget of A$4.2 million to be allocated to the production of eight low-budget feature films over four years, from initial concept through to delivery and marketing of the films.
Ausfilm Member since 1999. The SAFC offers innovative funding incentives and flexible production studios within easy reach of a variety of stunning shooting locations. The SAFC is your first point of call for introductions to local co-producing partners, experienced local crew and award-winning post-production, digital and VFX facilities.
South Australian Film Corporation chief executive Richard Harris says the average feature film budget has come down from between $4-8 million in the mid-2000s. “There is increasingly this separation of mega-budgets to very, very ultra-low budgets so there are increasingly less films in the middle.”
South Australia provides a visually inspiring and cost-effective location for any production. Please contact us to discuss your project today – or visit the Our Staff page to find contact details for individual staff members.
The South Australian Film Corporation was established in 1972 to promote and produce films, while the Australian Film Commission was created in 1975 to fund and produce internationally competitive films. [2] 1980s. In the 1980s, private financing increased as a result of tax incentives for Australian-made film and television productions.
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During 2020-21 key achievements included: SAFC Screen Production Funding to South Australian Production Expenditure was delivered at a ratio of 1:9.4 and leveraged state spend of $30,470,653*. The SA PDV Rebate was delivered at a ratio of 1:10 and leveraged a state spend of $33,275,710.50*.
