Resources
Student Clubs
Student clubs offer networking opportunities for aspiring student filmmakers and students interested in learning more about film. Some offer jobs and projects for you to work on.
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Sydney University Film Society is one of the oldest and most consistent societies on campus. Originally founded in 1947, the society has been instrumental in preserving film stock, and keeping cinema alive in Sydney. Today it is the premier place to watch quality cinema on campus. Each week we screen a film hand selected by our executive that spans all eras, genres and styles of cinema.
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University of New South Wales Film Society is a student club which runs weekly film screenings every Wednesday 6pm.
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MQ Cinema Society runs meetings, polls, and trips to cinemas.
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A student-run society at the University of Canberra hosting screenings, trivia, and more.
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Melbourne University Film Society is a student club which runs film screenings and other events.
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Unions & Associations
Unions and associations offer a range of services and support for a wide range of filmmakers. Australia has a number of organisations that support student/emerging filmmakers.
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Formed in 1981, ASCG is a community of professional screen composers, dedicated to supporting both emerging and established Australian screen composers in film, television, gaming or related industries.
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A not-for-profit industry association representing the interests of over 1,000 Screen Director members working across film, television, streaming and digital media.
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MEAA is the largest and most established union and industry advocate for Australia’s creative professionals.
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A professional association representing writers for stage, screen, radio and online and has protected and promoted their creative and professional interests for more than 60 years.
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A national organisation representing film production businesses, emerging producers, service providers and screen industry supporters. It campaigns for a healthy commercial environment for the Australian film industry
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A central forum for casting professionals working in film, television, and theatre. The CGA is a unified voice within the industry, and highlights members’ contributions and achievements
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A cultural, professional and educational organisation, dedicated to the pursuit and recognition of excellence in the arts, sciences and technology of motion picture film and televisual post production.
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Talent Release Form
Here’s a helpful resource to learn more about talent release forms and how to write one (with a free template)!
Music & Sound Resources
Here are some useful websites where you can source music and sound effects for your film.
YouTube Resources
Many filmmakers seek inspiration from watching other filmmakers on YouTube! Find tutorials, tips, and more.