Funding to support development of fiction or unscripted and online projects with distinctive ideas and ambitious stories.
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Applications close at 11pm on 30 June 2026
Screen NSW Development funding supports writers, directors and producers to develop fiction or unscripted (documentary) and online projects with distinctive ideas and ambitious stories. All applications must have a well-articulated plan for their next stage of development and be able to identify appropriate market partners.
The objectives of the program are to:
Support the nurturing of new ideas and talent in NSW
Ensure Key Creatives are given access to opportunities that benefit their careers and reinvest back into the NSW screen industry
Support connections that will shape the future of our creative landscape and strengthen our position in the global market.
Projects can be for release on any platforms including cinema, television and online.
Applications can be received at any time and must clearly address all the selection criteria.
Find out more including how to apply on the website.
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