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Griffith Film School, Griffith University

CRICOS: 00233E; TEQSA: PRV12076

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A recent Griffith Film School visit to the University of New Caledonia marked an exciting next step toward the Pacific R...
06/08/2026

A recent Griffith Film School visit to the University of New Caledonia marked an exciting next step toward the Pacific Region Filmmaking Bootcamp – New Caledonia 2026.

Supported by Fonds Pacifique, the program will bring Griffith students together with students from New Caledonia and the wider Pacific region for French-Pacific cultural immersion, field-based learning and collaborative documentary production.

A special thank you to Tiphaine Mayran de Chamisso, Jeanne Vassard and the wider UNC team for hosting us in such an extraordinary location. We are excited to bring this collaboration to life in November 2026.

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A successful conclusion to the 2026 Winton Outback Academy study tour 🎬Our Griffith Film School students have safely ret...
07/07/2026

A successful conclusion to the 2026 Winton Outback Academy study tour 🎬

Our Griffith Film School students have safely returned to Brisbane after an unforgettable experience creating documentaries for The Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival and producing eight episodes of The Reel, a 23-minute factual program capturing the festival's highlights.

Broadcast daily from 28 June – 5 July, The Reel is now available on-demand via CTV Plus and is currently the platform's #1 trending program! 🏆️

A huge thank you to Greyhound Australia for supporting our students' return journey, ensuring they travelled home in comfort and style after a busy and rewarding week in Winton. 🚍️

Well done to all students and staff involved in making this year's Academy another outstanding success.

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The Asian Screen Institute (ASI) and Griffith Film School, Griffith University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding...
03/07/2026

The Asian Screen Institute (ASI) and Griffith Film School, Griffith University have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking the beginning of a strategic agreement to foster collaboration in screen and media education, production, and industry engagement across the Asia-Pacific region.

Read more at our news post - https://www.griffith.edu.au/arts-education-law/griffith-film-school/news

03/07/2026

Watch the teaser trailer for Our Journey, a documentary filmed over 4 years that traces the story of the Ewamian people and their connection to a unique place in Australia, Talaroo. Produced in conjunction with Livelab and CSIRO, the project was co-directed by alum Arun Ketsirat and will screen at Griffith Film School during NAIDOC Week 2026. RSVP for the screening on Wednesday 8th July using the link in our bio.

Lights, camera, outback 🎬✨Our 2026 Winton Outback Academy study tour is in full swing, with Griffith Film School student...
23/06/2026

Lights, camera, outback 🎬✨

Our 2026 Winton Outback Academy study tour is in full swing, with Griffith Film School students capturing the heart, landscapes and stories of regional Queensland.

Our talented film and animation students are busy meeting locals, exploring stunning landscapes, and bringing stories to life. Stay tuned as their mixed media documentaries premiere next week at The Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival.

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1 day to go... INA lands on YouTube tomorrow (June 12) and you won't want to miss it 🍿👀INA is a six-part online series c...
11/06/2026

1 day to go... INA lands on YouTube tomorrow (June 12) and you won't want to miss it 🍿👀

INA is a six-part online series created by Griffith Film School alum Rachel Maxine Anderson and produced by fellow alum Danielle Redford, about food, family and second chances.

Head to YouTube via the link in our bio to check out the trailer, and don't miss the series launch tomorrow!

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Bus Stop Films are now accepting applications for emerging producers to start their inclusive filmmaking journey through...
28/05/2026

Bus Stop Films are now accepting applications for emerging producers to start their inclusive filmmaking journey through the Inclusive Producer Attachment Program. The program opens up inclusive filmmaking opportunities to next generation producers across Australia, supporting 2026 class film projects. They will work with in-house Producer Dianna La Grassa and a team of IPA alumni producers to bring to life a slate of 21 inclusively made short films, being produced through the Accessible Filmmaking Program.

The Program is generously supported by Bus Stop Films together with Screen NSW, Screen Queensland, VicScreen, Screen Tasmania, Screen Canberra, Screen Territory, Screenwest and the South Australian Film Corporation.

For more information on the selection criteria or to apply head to:
https://busstopfilms.com.au/production/inclusive-producer-attachment-program

Applications close Friday 12th June

The upcoming Korean zombie thriller Colony marks the latest work of acclaimed director Yeon Sang-ho, whose previous film...
27/05/2026

The upcoming Korean zombie thriller Colony marks the latest work of acclaimed director Yeon Sang-ho, whose previous films such as Train to Busan (2016) and Peninsula (2020) helped define the modern “K‑zombie” genre and earned him international recognition. 🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

Before its wide release, Colony premiered at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival on May 15, where it became one of the event’s most talked‑about titles, with long queues and a 7-minute standing ovation! The buzz carried over to Korea, where the film has vastly outperformed other 2026 releases, hitting over 2 million admissions within days!

Don't miss this defining genre release of 2026 - you'll find early screenings at Sydney Film Festival on 4th & 5th June, or make sure to see what all the fuss is about when the film premieres in select Australian cinemas from June 11. 🍿📽

Thanks to distributor K-Movie, we have a limited number of tickets available for current students - keep an eye on your student emails for your chance to grab a ticket! 🎟

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