Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Involved in the games industry or interested in adapting your IP for games?
Hear from Screen Australia Head of Games Joey Egger and Games Investment Managers Chad Toprak, Dakoda Barker and Goldie Bartlett to find out more about the department and its work, as they provide an overview of Screen Australia Games funding, trends in applications and what makes a competitive application.
This webinar was held on Tuesday 9 December.
Find out more about Screen Australia Games funding by contacting games@screenaustralia.gov.au or on the website here: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/Funding-and-Support/Online/Games
00:00: Introduction and Acknowledgement of Country
00:52: Meet the team
01:24: About Screen Australia
03:52: Overview of Games Funding Programs
07:59: Outcomes of 2025 funding rounds
08:29: What makes a good application?
13:02: Current trends in Screen Australia games applications
14:37: Q&A
37:19: Upcoming funding round dates
Involved in the games industry or interested in adapting your IP for games?
Hear from Screen Australia Head of Games Joey Egger and Games Investment Managers Chad Toprak, Dakoda Barker and Goldie Bartlett to find out more about the department and its work, as they provide an overview of Screen Australia Games funding, trends in applications and what makes a competitive application.
This webinar was held on Tuesday 9 December.
Find out more about Screen Australia Games funding by contacting games@screenaustralia.gov.au or on the website here: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/Funding-and-Support/Online/Games
00:00: Introduction and Acknowledgement of Country
00:52: Meet the team
01:24: About Screen Australia
03:52: Overview of Games Funding Programs
07:59: Outcomes of 2025 funding rounds
08:29: What makes a good application?
13:02: Current trends in Screen Australia games applications
14:37: Q&A
37:19: Upcoming funding round dates





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Writer and director Jub Clerc talks about reflecting on her transformative teenage years, which inspired her debut feature film Sweet As.
Having worked on film sets in various capacities for many years, Western Australian writer and director Jub Clerc knew she wanted to make a feature film with her producing partner Liz Kearney, but neither knew which story to tell.
“One day she [Kearney] rang and she’s like, ‘What about that bloody story you told me about going on a photo safari when you were fourteen?’” reflects Clerc. “And I was like, ‘oh yeah, that’s a pretty cool story, isn’t it?’”
In this behind-the-scenes video, Clerc discusses the detailed process of getting permission from First Nations elders to film on sacred land, her hopes for inspiring a young audience — and the pride she felt being the first female Indigenous Western Australian director to make a feature film.
Sweet As is released in cinemas from 1 June 2023.
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