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The Film Finance Corporation Australia (FFC) was the government agency responsible for funding commercial productions of Australian film, documentary, and television from 1988 to 2008.
Screen Australia has been given financial stability for the next three years, although the federal government has removed some $10m from what would have been the total AFC, FFC, and Film Australia budgets which will affect the 2009-10 budget.
Apr 2, 2018 · The objective is to analyse a sample of Australian feature films that received funding support from the Film Finance Corporation (FFC) over the years 1997–2007 and Screen Australia over the years 1998–2015 and assess the impact of this funding on box office revenue outcomes.
- Jordi McKenzie, Craig Rossiter
- 2018
Aug 1, 2010 · This article explores the recent history of Australian screen policy with particular reference to the ‘10BA’ tax incentive of the 1980s; the Film Finance Corporation of Australia (FFC), a government screen agency established in 1988 to bring investment bank-style portfolio management to Australia's screen industry; and local production ...
FFI is the market leader in the provision to film financiers of completion guarantees/bonds, for the film, television and transmedia industries in Australia and in other countries around the world. FFI provides assurance to investors and assistance to program makers to ensure that their projects are completed and delivered on time and on budget ...
Film Finance Corporation (otherwise known as FFC Australia) was an Australian Government department which helped finance Australian film and television production. It was one of three companies merged to form Screen Australia in 2008.
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Garry Maddox is a former Policy Manager for the FFC, writer of numerous film and television industry reports, journalist, playwright and a former editor of the production industry magazine Encore. While at the FFC from 1992 to 1995 he coordinated the second government review of its performance.
