Ausfilm
Patrick May is currently the Director of Policy and Research at Ausfilm. With a background in journalism and extensive experience in the film and television industry, Patrick has held various roles such as Manager, Policy and Insights at Screen Australia, Senior Consultant at Fyusion, and Supervisor at Red Bee Media. Patrick also worked as a Researcher/Production Assistant at Pony Films and as a Journalist at Rural Press/Fairfax Media. Patrick holds a Graduate Certificate in Screenwriting, Film and Television from AFTRS, a Foundation Diploma in Film and Television, and a BA (Hons) in English and Political Science from the University of New England (AU).
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Ausfilm
Ausfilm markets Australia’s Screen Production Incentive Scheme which comprises the Location Offset, PDV (post, digital and visual effects) Offset and Producer Offset. The Location and PDV Offsets are administered by the Australian Government’s Ministry for the Arts. The Producer Offset is administered by Screen Australia. Ausfilm is a private-government partnership comprising Australia’s federal and state screen agencies, the major studio complexes, production service providers and leading post, visual effects and sound/music studios. A comprehensive listing of Ausfilm member companies can be found at www.ausfilm.com.au/membership/ausfilm-members/. If you are interested in filming your project in Australia, developing partnerships with Australian talent or completing VFX, post-production/music or sound production in Australia contact Ausfilm today. Ausfilm has offices in Sydney at Disney Studios Australia and in Los Angeles. Ausfilm's LA team works closely with the Sydney team promoting Australia’s film and television production incentives; diverse locations; sound stages; post-production and visual effects companies and is the gateway for international filmmakers looking to film, post and/or co-produce in Australia. The team in Australia and USA can provide information and referrals about Australia’s: - Screen production incentives; - Official co-productions; - Studio complexes, production services and equipment providers; - Post-production, music, sound, digital and visual effects capability and facilities, travel, freight and legal services; and - Immigration requirements.