ClosedBusinessAIDC 2025
Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025 — NSW
$1 – $2K available
Screen NSW
Screen NSW provides travel support for New South Wales-based individuals or teams attending eligible Australian screen industry markets, conventions and conferences. The funding helps emerging and mid-level practitioners pitch market-ready projects, build industry connections and reduce the cost of attending nominated events.
Funding
$1 – $2K
Closed
6 Jan 2025
Duration
single event travel support
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Be an early to mid-career practitioner with relevant experience in producing screen content
• Have a slate of market-ready projects to pitch
• Be a key creative on the project, such as producer, director or writer
• Be a New South Wales-based company or individual
• If applying as an individual, be over 18 and have lived and operated in New South Wales for at least six months immediately before applying
• If applying as a company, be incorporated and registered in Australia and have had its principal place of business in New South Wales for at least six months immediately before applying
• Company applicants must nominate one traveller, and the traveller must be over 18 and a New South Wales resident
• Be an Australian citizen or full-time resident
• Have an active Australian Business Number
• Must not be a full-time secondary or tertiary student
• Government departments and agencies are not eligible
• Must not be in breach of obligations under any funding agreement with the New South Wales Government
• Applicants invited to a competitive program at the conference or market are encouraged to provide evidence, which may strengthen competitiveness
Applicants must be early to mid-career practitioners with relevant experience producing screen content, have a slate of market-ready projects to pitch, and be a key creative on the project such as a producer, director or writer. Applicants may be either a NSW-based individual or a NSW-based company. Individuals must be over 18, be NSW residents who have lived and operated in NSW for at least six months immediately before applying, be Australian citizens or full-time residents, and hold an ABN. Company applicants must be incorporated and registered in Australia, have their principal place of business in NSW for at least six months immediately before applying, nominate one traveller, and that traveller must be over 18 and be a NSW resident. Applicants must not be full-time secondary or tertiary students, government departments or agencies are not eligible, and applicants must not be in breach of obligations under any NSW Government funding agreement. Applicants invited to competitive programs at the relevant market or conference are encouraged to disclose this and provide evidence.
What's Funded
Travel to nominated domestic screen industry events, including flights, ground transport, accommodation, conference or market accreditation, meals and related attendance costs for eligible NSW screen practitioners and teams.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Applicants are expected to attend eligible domestic screen markets, pitch market-ready projects, participate in networking and professional development activities, build industry connections, and contribute cultural and economic benefits back to the New South Wales screen sector.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Applicant Types
individualcompany
Stage
early_stagegrowth
Funding Purposes
marketingtrainingcommercialisationother
Keywords
screen industrytravel supportdomestic marketsconference attendancepitchingcreative industriesfilmtelevision
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025?
The Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025 is a business grant offered by Screen NSW in Australia, providing $1 – $2K in funding. Screen NSW provides travel support for New South Wales-based individuals or teams attending eligible Australian screen industry markets, conventions and conferences. The funding helps emerging and mid-level practitioners pitch market-ready projects, build industry connections and reduce the cost of attending nominated events.
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How much funding does the Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025 provide?
The Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025 provides $1 – $2K in funding. The typical project duration is single event travel support.
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Who is eligible for the Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025?
- Be an early to mid-career practitioner with relevant experience in producing screen content
- Have a slate of market-ready projects to pitch
- Be a key creative on the project, such as producer, director or writer
- Be a New South Wales-based company or individual
- If applying as an individual, be over 18 and have lived and operated in New South Wales for at least six months immediately before applying
- If applying as a company, be incorporated and registered in Australia and have had its principal place of business in New South Wales for at least six months immediately before applying
- Company applicants must nominate one traveller, and the traveller must be over 18 and a New South Wales resident
- Be an Australian citizen or full-time resident
- Have an active Australian Business Number
- Must not be a full-time secondary or tertiary student
- Government departments and agencies are not eligible
- Must not be in breach of obligations under any funding agreement with the New South Wales Government
- Applicants invited to a competitive program at the conference or market are encouraged to provide evidence, which may strengthen competitiveness
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When does the Domestic Market Travel Support Program - AIDC 2025 close?
Applications closed on 6 Jan 2025.
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What activities are funded?
Travel to nominated domestic screen industry events, including flights, ground transport, accommodation, conference or market accreditation, meals and related attendance costs for eligible NSW screen practitioners and teams.
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