Digital Games Seed Development Program 2023-24 — NSW
Up to $30K available
Screen NSW
The Digital Games Seed Development Program 2023-24 provides grants of up to $30,000 to emerging and small-medium enterprise digital game creators for early-stage game development. It aims to help New South Wales game creators advance original digital game IP and prepare projects to raise further finance for full-scale development.
Funding
Up to $30K
Closed
18 Apr 2024
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
What's Funded
Early-stage development of original digital games, including concept development, design documentation, concept art, creative pitch preparation, project planning, budgeting and development timeline preparation.Before you apply
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Applicants are expected to advance an original digital game concept to the next stage of development, prepare the project to seek additional finance for full-scale development, and contribute to sustainable growth and diversity in the New South Wales games sector.Grant not accepting applications
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What is the Digital Games Seed Development Program 2023-24?
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Who is eligible for the Digital Games Seed Development Program 2023-24?
- Individual applicants must be New South Wales residents and have lived and operated in New South Wales for at least six months immediately before applying
- Company applicants must be incorporated in Australia, taken to be registered in New South Wales, have central management and control in Australia, and carry out business in Australia
- Applicants must have an ABN
- Applicants must not be full-time secondary or tertiary students
- Applicants must not employ students currently studying games or a related field
- Employees of federal, state or territory government screen agencies are not eligible
- Applicants cannot be a broadcasting service licensee or a related body corporate of such a licensee
- Applicants must have the rights needed to carry out the project, including copyright or appropriate option agreements where relevant
- Applicants must be able to demonstrate chain of title if required
- Applicants must have a key creative credit on at least one game released to the general public
- Only one application can be submitted for a particular game
- Eligible games must be intended for public release
- Eligible games must be at concept or early-stage development
- Eligible games must be completely digital
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