ClosedMixedStream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments
Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments — NSW
Up to $500 available
Screen NSW
Screen NSW's Crew Development Program offers intensive training and paid production placements with mentorship for New South Wales entry-level and mid-career screen crew from underrepresented backgrounds. This stream supports production management and post-production supervision departments, with an additional bursary of up to $500 available for eligible accessibility or travel costs.
Funding
Up to $500
Closed
16 Mar 2026
Duration
up to 2 years
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Must be a New South Wales resident and have lived in New South Wales for at least 6 months immediately before applying
• Must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
• Must be available to attend intensive training for the applied department
• Must belong to at least one under-represented group: Regional New South Wales, Western Sydney, First Nations people, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people living with disability, LGBTQIA+ people, or people from low socio-economic backgrounds
• Must not be in breach of any obligation under a New South Wales Government funding agreement
• Must not be an employee of a federal, state or territory government screen agency
• Stage 2 applicants must also have a current drivers licence, an Australian tax file number, and an Australian bank account
• Stage 2 applicants must be available for a trainee placement on a New South Wales production for up to 20 weeks
• Stage 2 applicants must commit to regular meetings with an industry mentor for up to 2 years
• Stage 2 applicants must satisfactorily complete Stage 1 training relevant to the placement
• Applicants are ineligible if they have more than 5 years of paid experience in the department they are applying for
• Accessibility or travel bursary applicants must either live in Regional New South Wales or Western Sydney and be unable to cover travel costs, or be living with disability and require accessibility measures
Applicants must be 18 years or older, be a New South Wales resident who has lived in New South Wales for at least 6 months immediately before applying, and be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. They must be available to attend intensive training for their department stream and belong to at least one under-represented group: Regional New South Wales, Western Sydney, First Nations people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people living with disability, LGBTQIA+ people, or people from low socio-economic backgrounds. Applicants must not be in breach of any New South Wales Government funding agreement and must not be an employee of a federal, state or territory government screen agency. Stage 2 applicants must also meet Stage 1 criteria, hold a current drivers licence (full licence required for some streams), have an Australian tax file number and Australian bank account, be available for a trainee placement on a New South Wales production for up to 20 weeks, commit to regular mentor meetings for up to 2 years, and satisfactorily complete Stage 1 training. Applicants are ineligible if they have more than 5 years of paid experience in the department they are applying for.
What's Funded
Participation in an 8-day intensive training program, attendance at networking opportunities, accessibility or travel support for training, and for selected participants a paid trainee placement on a New South Wales screen production with ongoing industry mentorship.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Participants complete department-specific training, build job-ready screen production skills, undertake production placements, and develop sustainable career pathways in the New South Wales screen industry.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Applicant Types
individual
Stage
early_stagegrowth
Funding Purposes
trainingemploymentcommunityother
Keywords
screen industrycrew developmenttrainingpaid placementmentorshipproduction managementpost-production supervisionunderrepresented backgrounds
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments?
The Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments is a mixed grant offered by Screen NSW in Australia, providing Up to $500 in funding. Screen NSW's Crew Development Program offers intensive training and paid production placements with mentorship for New South Wales entry-level and mid-career screen crew from underrepresented backgrounds. This stream supports production management and post-production supervision departments, with an additional bursary of up to $500 available for eligible accessibility or travel costs.
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How much funding does the Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments provide?
The Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments provides Up to $500 in funding. The typical project duration is up to 2 years.
3
Who is eligible for the Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments?
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Must be a New South Wales resident and have lived in New South Wales for at least 6 months immediately before applying
- Must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
- Must be available to attend intensive training for the applied department
- Must belong to at least one under-represented group: Regional New South Wales, Western Sydney, First Nations people, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people living with disability, LGBTQIA+ people, or people from low socio-economic backgrounds
- Must not be in breach of any obligation under a New South Wales Government funding agreement
- Must not be an employee of a federal, state or territory government screen agency
- Stage 2 applicants must also have a current drivers licence, an Australian tax file number, and an Australian bank account
- Stage 2 applicants must be available for a trainee placement on a New South Wales production for up to 20 weeks
- Stage 2 applicants must commit to regular meetings with an industry mentor for up to 2 years
- Stage 2 applicants must satisfactorily complete Stage 1 training relevant to the placement
- Applicants are ineligible if they have more than 5 years of paid experience in the department they are applying for
- Accessibility or travel bursary applicants must either live in Regional New South Wales or Western Sydney and be unable to cover travel costs, or be living with disability and require accessibility measures
4
When does the Crew Development Program 25/26 - Stream B: Production Management & Post-Production Supervision departments close?
Applications closed on 16 Mar 2026.
5
What activities are funded?
Participation in an 8-day intensive training program, attendance at networking opportunities, accessibility or travel support for training, and for selected participants a paid trainee placement on a New South Wales screen production with ongoing industry mentorship.
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