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Not logged in. Log in. Children's Program Production November Submissions are now open. Find out more about Children's Program Production November Commissioned Program Submissions are now open. Documentary Development Submissions are now open. Feature Film Production Submissions are now open. Feature Production Enhancement Submissions are now open.

Find out more about Feature Production Enhancement First Nations Internships Submissions are now open. First Nations Production Submissions are now open. The Producer Offset is paid after a project is completed and Screen Australia has issued the production company with a Final Certificate. Payment is made from the Australian Taxation Office. It is: — 40 per cent of QAPE incurred on theatrical feature films; and — 20 per cent of QAPE incurred on other eligible formats for example, series or single episode programs made for TV or online, documentary series and short-form animations.

Broadly speaking, QAPE is expenditure incurred on goods and services provided in Australia for the making of the film. To be eligible for the Producer Offset, a film or program must: — be completed — have Significant Australian Content SAC or be an Official Co-production — be an eligible format — have QAPE that meets or exceeds the relevant threshold — be made by an applicant company which is an Australian company, or a foreign company with an Australian permanent residency and an Australian Business Number ABN.

These agreements set out the parameters for how two or more co-producers can make an eligible co-production, including the minimum financial and creative contributions. These agreements and the Screen Australia co-production guidelines are available on the Screen Australia website.

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