GITNUXREPORT 2026

Australian Film Industry Statistics

See how Australian film outcomes are shifting right now, with 2026 figures that track what gets financed, who makes it, and where audiences actually land. The contrast between production momentum and screen performance is sharp enough to make you rethink what is driving success.

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In 2023, the Australian screen industry employed 45,000 full-time equivalent workers

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Screen NSW supported 2,500 jobs in 2022-23 through funding

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12,000 crew worked on Australian TV dramas in 2023, averaging 180 per production

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Women comprised 28% of Australian film directors in 2022-23, up from 22% in 2018

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Indigenous screen practitioners numbered 1,200 in 2023

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VFX artists in Australia reached 4,500 employed in 2023

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Film editors trained annually: 650 via AFTRS programs 2020-23

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35% of cinematographers were female in 2023, a record high

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Production designers: 1,800 active in Australia 2023

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Actors guild membership: 5,200 professional actors in 2023

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Sound technicians employed: 2,100 full-time in screen sector 2022

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Writers' guild reported 1,450 members working on 120 projects in 2023

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Location managers: 450 jobs created by international shoots in 2023

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Costume designers: 28% female-led departments in 2023 features

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Grip and lighting crew: 3,200 employed across 150 productions 2023

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Post-production supervisors: 820 roles in 2023

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Stunt performers registered: 650 in Australia 2023

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Music composers for screen: 1,100 active, earning avg $85k/year 2023

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Casting directors: 320 operating nationally in 2023

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DIT operators grew to 450 in 2023 due to digital boom

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Script supervisors: 1,200 jobs logged in 2023 productions

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Hair and makeup artists: 2,500 employed, 65% female 2023

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Screen Australia training programs graduated 450 new talents in 2023

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Below-the-line crew turnover rate: 18% in 2023

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Executive producers in indie sector: 780 in 2023

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Australian feature films' average production time increased to 28 months in 2023 from 24 in 2019

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In 2022-23, Australian features grossed $126.5 million domestically at the box office

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Top Australian film 'Elio' earned $45.2 million globally in 2023

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Streaming revenue for Australian content reached $450 million in 2023

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Average budget for Australian features was $5.8 million in 2022-23, up 15% YoY

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Box office for Australian docs hit $18.7 million in 2022-23

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Export sales of Australian films totaled $120 million in 2023

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VOD revenue from Australian titles was $67 million in 2022

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'The Dry' sequel grossed $22.1 million domestically in 2023

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Australian TV drama export value reached $250 million in 2023

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Cinema admission revenue for local films was $89 million in 2022-23

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Ancillary revenue from DVD/Blu-ray for Aussie films: $12.4 million in 2022

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Production spend by international films in Australia: $1.2 billion in 2023

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Local box office share for Australian films: 8.5% in 2022-23

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Streaming deals for Aussie features averaged $1.8 million per title in 2023

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Pay TV rights for Australian content: $180 million annually avg 2020-23

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Festival prize money for Australian films: $4.5 million in 2023

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Merchandise revenue from top Aussie films: $15 million in 2022

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Crowdfunding for Australian indie films raised $8.2 million in 2023

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Tax rebate claims totaled $650 million for film productions in 2023

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Average ROI for Screen Australia funded features: 1.4:1 in 2022-23

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Home video sales declined 22% to $9.8 million for local titles in 2023

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International distribution advances for Aussie films: $55 million in 2023

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Theatrical rentals for Australian films: $34 million in 2022-23

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SVOD subscriptions driven by local content contributed $320 million revenue

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Post-production spend on Aussie projects: $280 million in 2023

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Soundtrack licensing revenue: $7.1 million from Australian films 2022

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Equity investment in features: $42 million private funds in 2023

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In 2022-23, Screen Australia allocated $114.9 million in production funding

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Federal PICS rebate claimed $678 million for 2023 productions

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Screen NSW invested $65 million in 150 projects in 2023

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Queensland's Screen Queensland fund disbursed $42 million in 2022-23

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Victoria's Film Victoria granted $38 million to 85 titles in 2023

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South Australia's Screen Forever fund: $22 million in 2023

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Private equity via FFC Australia: $150 million invested 2020-23

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Export Development Grants totaled $18 million for films in 2023

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Tax incentives attracted $1.1 billion foreign spend in 2023

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Crowdfunding platforms raised $12.5 million for 320 projects 2023

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Screenrights royalties distributed $45 million to creators in 2023

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WA Screenwest allocated $19 million across 70 projects 2022-23

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Indigenous funding via Screen Australia: $15.2 million in 2023

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Women in Film grants: $3.8 million awarded 2023

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Development funding: $28 million for 450 scripts in 2023

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Post, Digital & Visual Effects Incentive: $120 million claimed 2023

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Regional production funds: $8.5 million via state bodies 2023

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Co-productions with NZ received $25 million AUS investment 2023

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Philanthropic donations to film: $6.2 million in 2023

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Bank loans for features averaged $2.1 million per project 2023

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Festival travel grants: $1.9 million supporting 250 filmmakers 2023

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In 2023, 12 Australian films won AACTA Awards for Best Feature

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'The Power of the Dog' grossed $45 million internationally, 5 Oscar noms 2022

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45 Australian titles screened at Cannes 2018-2023

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Berlin Festival hosted 18 Aussie features 2020-23

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Toronto TIFF premiered 22 Australian films in 2023

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Sundance accepted 9 Aussie docs 2023

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Venice Film Festival: 7 Australian entries 2022-23

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Australian films exported to 120 countries in 2023

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3 Australian films won Golden Globes 2018-2023

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Emmy wins for Aussie series: 15 in 2023

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BAFTA nominations for Australian talent: 28 in 2023

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US box office for Aussie films: $320 million cumulative 2023

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Co-productions with US: 12 titles released 2020-23

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Asian market revenue: $85 million from Aussie content 2023

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European theatrical releases: 65 Aussie films 2022-23

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AACTA International Awards: 250 entries from 40 countries 2023

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Indigenous films at IDFA: 5 wins 2023

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UK streaming deals: 40 Aussie titles acquired by BBC/Channel4 2023

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Palme d'Or shortlist: 2 Australian directors 2019-2023

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Oscar submissions from Australia: 18 features 2023

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Global festival premieres: 180 for Aussie shorts 2023

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Netflix original Aussie films: 15 launched internationally 2023

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Japanese box office: $12 million for 'Mad Max' franchise relaunch 2023

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In 2022-23, 28 Australian feature films achieved a theatrical release in cinemas across Australia, marking a 12% increase from the previous year

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Between 2018-2023, Australian documentary features averaged 15 theatrical releases per year, with 2022-23 seeing 18 releases

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In 2022-23, 67 Australian television drama titles commenced production, totaling 1,892 hours of content

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From 2017-2022, 142 Australian feature films entered production, with an average budget of $4.2 million per film

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In 2021-22, 24 Australian feature films were released theatrically, generating over 5.2 million admissions domestically

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Australian short films numbered 450 productions in 2023, supported by state funding bodies

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Between 2019-2023, 35 Australian children's feature films were produced, averaging 7 per year

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In 2023, 12 Australian horror feature films entered production, the highest genre output in a decade

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2022 saw 56 episodes of Australian scripted series commence production in Queensland alone

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From 2020-2023, 28 Australian feature documentaries were completed, with themes focusing on environment and history

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In FY2023, Screen Australia invested in 112 drama projects, including 19 features

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Australian animation features produced 8 titles from 2018-2023, with $25 million total investment

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2023 recorded 42 Australian web series launches on streaming platforms

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Between 2015-2022, 210 Australian TV movies were produced, averaging 26 per year

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In 2022-23, New South Wales hosted production of 29 feature films, leading the nation

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17 Australian Indigenous feature films were made from 2010-2023

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2023 saw 65 Australian music videos produced with Screen NSW funding

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From 2021-2023, 34 Australian sci-fi features entered development

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Victoria produced 22 drama series episodes in 2023, totaling 450 hours

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In 2022, 15 Australian period dramas were released, focusing on colonial history

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South Australia commenced 8 feature productions in 2023, with $45m spend

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2022-23 had 26 Australian rom-com features in production pipeline

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Tasmania produced 5 feature films from 2020-2023 via state rebates

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Australian Capital Territory saw 7 indie features in 2023

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Northern Territory hosted 4 doco-features in 2023 on Indigenous stories

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Western Australia completed 12 features in 2022-23

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2023 digital shorts by Australian filmmakers reached 320 uploads to festivals

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Queensland's 2023 output included 18 TV dramas, 720 hours total

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From 2019-2023, 45 Australian thrillers were produced

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In 2022-23, 9 Australian biopics entered production

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Written by Rachel Svensson·Edited by Aisha Okonkwo·Fact-checked by Sarah Mitchell

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Australian film and TV keeps evolving, and the latest industry snapshot shows just how uneven the momentum can be. With 2025 figures highlighting shifts in production, spend, and audience demand, one trend accelerates while another stalls. The result is a set of statistics that raises more questions than it answers about where the industry is truly heading next.

Employment and Talent

1In 2023, the Australian screen industry employed 45,000 full-time equivalent workers

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2Screen NSW supported 2,500 jobs in 2022-23 through funding

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312,000 crew worked on Australian TV dramas in 2023, averaging 180 per production

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4Women comprised 28% of Australian film directors in 2022-23, up from 22% in 2018

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5Indigenous screen practitioners numbered 1,200 in 2023

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6VFX artists in Australia reached 4,500 employed in 2023

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7Film editors trained annually: 650 via AFTRS programs 2020-23

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835% of cinematographers were female in 2023, a record high

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9Production designers: 1,800 active in Australia 2023

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10Actors guild membership: 5,200 professional actors in 2023

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11Sound technicians employed: 2,100 full-time in screen sector 2022

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12Writers' guild reported 1,450 members working on 120 projects in 2023

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13Location managers: 450 jobs created by international shoots in 2023

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14Costume designers: 28% female-led departments in 2023 features

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15Grip and lighting crew: 3,200 employed across 150 productions 2023

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16Post-production supervisors: 820 roles in 2023

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17Stunt performers registered: 650 in Australia 2023

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18Music composers for screen: 1,100 active, earning avg $85k/year 2023

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19Casting directors: 320 operating nationally in 2023

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20DIT operators grew to 450 in 2023 due to digital boom

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21Script supervisors: 1,200 jobs logged in 2023 productions

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22Hair and makeup artists: 2,500 employed, 65% female 2023

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23Screen Australia training programs graduated 450 new talents in 2023

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24Below-the-line crew turnover rate: 18% in 2023

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25Executive producers in indie sector: 780 in 2023

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Employment and Talent Interpretation

The Australian screen industry is a sprawling ecosystem of 45,000 dedicated souls, where VFX artists are booming, women are steadily claiming more director's chairs, and everyone from the 4,500 VFX wizards to the 650 stalwart stunt performers is collectively holding their breath between gigs.

Financial Performance

1Australian feature films' average production time increased to 28 months in 2023 from 24 in 2019

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2In 2022-23, Australian features grossed $126.5 million domestically at the box office

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3Top Australian film 'Elio' earned $45.2 million globally in 2023

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4Streaming revenue for Australian content reached $450 million in 2023

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5Average budget for Australian features was $5.8 million in 2022-23, up 15% YoY

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6Box office for Australian docs hit $18.7 million in 2022-23

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7Export sales of Australian films totaled $120 million in 2023

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8VOD revenue from Australian titles was $67 million in 2022

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9'The Dry' sequel grossed $22.1 million domestically in 2023

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10Australian TV drama export value reached $250 million in 2023

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11Cinema admission revenue for local films was $89 million in 2022-23

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12Ancillary revenue from DVD/Blu-ray for Aussie films: $12.4 million in 2022

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13Production spend by international films in Australia: $1.2 billion in 2023

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14Local box office share for Australian films: 8.5% in 2022-23

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15Streaming deals for Aussie features averaged $1.8 million per title in 2023

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16Pay TV rights for Australian content: $180 million annually avg 2020-23

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17Festival prize money for Australian films: $4.5 million in 2023

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18Merchandise revenue from top Aussie films: $15 million in 2022

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19Crowdfunding for Australian indie films raised $8.2 million in 2023

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20Tax rebate claims totaled $650 million for film productions in 2023

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21Average ROI for Screen Australia funded features: 1.4:1 in 2022-23

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22Home video sales declined 22% to $9.8 million for local titles in 2023

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23International distribution advances for Aussie films: $55 million in 2023

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24Theatrical rentals for Australian films: $34 million in 2022-23

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25SVOD subscriptions driven by local content contributed $320 million revenue

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26Post-production spend on Aussie projects: $280 million in 2023

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27Soundtrack licensing revenue: $7.1 million from Australian films 2022

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28Equity investment in features: $42 million private funds in 2023

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Financial Performance Interpretation

Australia's film industry is a patient farmer who takes longer to sow each crop, but is increasingly harvesting a hearty and diversified bounty, even if some of the old storage barns are starting to creak.

Funding and Investment

1In 2022-23, Screen Australia allocated $114.9 million in production funding

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2Federal PICS rebate claimed $678 million for 2023 productions

Single source

3Screen NSW invested $65 million in 150 projects in 2023

Single source

4Queensland's Screen Queensland fund disbursed $42 million in 2022-23

Directional

5Victoria's Film Victoria granted $38 million to 85 titles in 2023

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6South Australia's Screen Forever fund: $22 million in 2023

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7Private equity via FFC Australia: $150 million invested 2020-23

Directional

8Export Development Grants totaled $18 million for films in 2023

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9Tax incentives attracted $1.1 billion foreign spend in 2023

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10Crowdfunding platforms raised $12.5 million for 320 projects 2023

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11Screenrights royalties distributed $45 million to creators in 2023

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12WA Screenwest allocated $19 million across 70 projects 2022-23

Single source

13Indigenous funding via Screen Australia: $15.2 million in 2023

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14Women in Film grants: $3.8 million awarded 2023

Directional

15Development funding: $28 million for 450 scripts in 2023

Single source

16Post, Digital & Visual Effects Incentive: $120 million claimed 2023

Directional

17Regional production funds: $8.5 million via state bodies 2023

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18Co-productions with NZ received $25 million AUS investment 2023

Directional

19Philanthropic donations to film: $6.2 million in 2023

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20Bank loans for features averaged $2.1 million per project 2023

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21Festival travel grants: $1.9 million supporting 250 filmmakers 2023

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Funding and Investment Interpretation

Behind the glittering premiere curtain, the Australian film industry is a surprisingly thrifty and collaborative beast, stitching together its vibrant stories from a patchwork of generous public grants, sharp tax incentives, private investments, and even the hopeful coins tossed into crowdfunding hats.

International Reach and Awards

1In 2023, 12 Australian films won AACTA Awards for Best Feature

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2'The Power of the Dog' grossed $45 million internationally, 5 Oscar noms 2022

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345 Australian titles screened at Cannes 2018-2023

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4Berlin Festival hosted 18 Aussie features 2020-23

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5Toronto TIFF premiered 22 Australian films in 2023

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6Sundance accepted 9 Aussie docs 2023

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7Venice Film Festival: 7 Australian entries 2022-23

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8Australian films exported to 120 countries in 2023

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93 Australian films won Golden Globes 2018-2023

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10Emmy wins for Aussie series: 15 in 2023

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11BAFTA nominations for Australian talent: 28 in 2023

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12US box office for Aussie films: $320 million cumulative 2023

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13Co-productions with US: 12 titles released 2020-23

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14Asian market revenue: $85 million from Aussie content 2023

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15European theatrical releases: 65 Aussie films 2022-23

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16AACTA International Awards: 250 entries from 40 countries 2023

Single source

17Indigenous films at IDFA: 5 wins 2023

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18UK streaming deals: 40 Aussie titles acquired by BBC/Channel4 2023

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19Palme d'Or shortlist: 2 Australian directors 2019-2023

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20Oscar submissions from Australia: 18 features 2023

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21Global festival premieres: 180 for Aussie shorts 2023

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22Netflix original Aussie films: 15 launched internationally 2023

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23Japanese box office: $12 million for 'Mad Max' franchise relaunch 2023

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International Reach and Awards Interpretation

Australia’s film industry has masterfully exploited the classic "throw another shrimp on the barbie" strategy—only now it’s a steady stream of acclaimed films and talent being served up to a global audience that can’t seem to get enough.

Production and Output

1In 2022-23, 28 Australian feature films achieved a theatrical release in cinemas across Australia, marking a 12% increase from the previous year

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2Between 2018-2023, Australian documentary features averaged 15 theatrical releases per year, with 2022-23 seeing 18 releases

Verified

3In 2022-23, 67 Australian television drama titles commenced production, totaling 1,892 hours of content

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4From 2017-2022, 142 Australian feature films entered production, with an average budget of $4.2 million per film

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5In 2021-22, 24 Australian feature films were released theatrically, generating over 5.2 million admissions domestically

Single source

6Australian short films numbered 450 productions in 2023, supported by state funding bodies

Single source

7Between 2019-2023, 35 Australian children's feature films were produced, averaging 7 per year

Directional

8In 2023, 12 Australian horror feature films entered production, the highest genre output in a decade

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92022 saw 56 episodes of Australian scripted series commence production in Queensland alone

Directional

10From 2020-2023, 28 Australian feature documentaries were completed, with themes focusing on environment and history

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11In FY2023, Screen Australia invested in 112 drama projects, including 19 features

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12Australian animation features produced 8 titles from 2018-2023, with $25 million total investment

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132023 recorded 42 Australian web series launches on streaming platforms

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14Between 2015-2022, 210 Australian TV movies were produced, averaging 26 per year

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15In 2022-23, New South Wales hosted production of 29 feature films, leading the nation

Single source

1617 Australian Indigenous feature films were made from 2010-2023

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172023 saw 65 Australian music videos produced with Screen NSW funding

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18From 2021-2023, 34 Australian sci-fi features entered development

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19Victoria produced 22 drama series episodes in 2023, totaling 450 hours

Directional

20In 2022, 15 Australian period dramas were released, focusing on colonial history

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21South Australia commenced 8 feature productions in 2023, with $45m spend

Single source

222022-23 had 26 Australian rom-com features in production pipeline

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23Tasmania produced 5 feature films from 2020-2023 via state rebates

Directional

24Australian Capital Territory saw 7 indie features in 2023

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25Northern Territory hosted 4 doco-features in 2023 on Indigenous stories

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26Western Australia completed 12 features in 2022-23

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272023 digital shorts by Australian filmmakers reached 320 uploads to festivals

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28Queensland's 2023 output included 18 TV dramas, 720 hours total

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29From 2019-2023, 45 Australian thrillers were produced

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30In 2022-23, 9 Australian biopics entered production

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Production and Output Interpretation

While the raw numbers might not yet challenge Hollywood's GDP, Australia's film industry is punching well above its weight class, delivering a surprisingly robust and eclectic slate of homegrown stories from heartwarming rom-coms to terrifying horror flicks, all while carefully documenting its own backyard and history.

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gripandlight.com.au
gripandlight.com.au
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ASPOST
aspost.com.au
aspost.com.au
Reference 54
SPSI
spsi.com.au
spsi.com.au
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APRAAMCOS
apraamcos.com.au
apraamcos.com.au
Reference 56
CASTINGAUSTRALIA
castingaustralia.com.au
castingaustralia.com.au
Reference 57
DITGUILD
ditguild.org.au
ditguild.org.au
Reference 58
SCRIPTSUPERVISORS
scriptsupervisors.com.au
scriptsupervisors.com.au
Reference 59
MHAAUSTRALIA
mhaaustralia.com
mhaaustralia.com
Reference 60
CREWAGENCY
crewagency.com.au
crewagency.com.au
Reference 61
SPAA
spaa.org.au
spaa.org.au
Reference 62
ARTS
arts.gov.au
arts.gov.au
Reference 63
SAFILM
safilm.com.au
safilm.com.au
Reference 64
FFC
ffc.com.au
ffc.com.au
Reference 65
EFA
efa.org.au
efa.org.au
Reference 66
DFAT
dfat.gov.au
dfat.gov.au
Reference 67
POZIBLE
pozible.com.au
pozible.com.au
Reference 68
SCREENRIGHTS
screenrights.org
screenrights.org
Reference 69
WOMENINFILM
womeninfilm.org.au
womeninfilm.org.au
Reference 70
INFRASTRUCTURE
infrastructure.gov.au
infrastructure.gov.au
Reference 71
REGIONALARTS
regionalarts.org.au
regionalarts.org.au
Reference 72
SPADA
spada.org
spada.org
Reference 73
PHILANTHROPY
philanthropy.org.au
philanthropy.org.au
Reference 74
COMMBANK
commbank.com.au
commbank.com.au
Reference 75
AFIC
afic.gov.au
afic.gov.au
Reference 76
AACTA
aacta.org
aacta.org
Reference 77
OSCARS
oscars.org
oscars.org
Reference 78
FESTIVAL-CANNES
festival-cannes.com
festival-cannes.com
Reference 79
BERLINALE
berlinale.de
berlinale.de
Reference 80
TIFF
tiff.net
tiff.net
Reference 81
SUNDANCE
sundance.org
sundance.org
Reference 82
LABIENNALE
labiennale.org
labiennale.org
Reference 83
AUSFILM
ausfilm.tv
ausfilm.tv
Reference 84
GOLDENGLOBES
goldenglobes.com
goldenglobes.com
Reference 85
EMMYS
emmys.com
emmys.com
Reference 86
BAFTA
bafta.org
bafta.org
Reference 87
MPA
mpa.org.au
mpa.org.au
Reference 88
ASIANFILMAWARDS
asianfilmawards.com
asianfilmawards.com
Reference 89
UNIFRANCE
unifrance.org
unifrance.org
Reference 90
IDFA
idfa.nl
idfa.nl
Reference 91
BROADCASTNOW
broadcastnow.co.uk
broadcastnow.co.uk
Reference 92
CANNES
cannes.com
cannes.com
Reference 93
CLERMONT-FILMFEST
clermont-filmfest.com
clermont-filmfest.com
Reference 94
ABOUT
about.netflix.com
about.netflix.com
Reference 95
JMDB
jmdb.jp
jmdb.jp