The ACTF launched Dancing Down Under, a 10 x 24 min observational documentary/reality series, at MIPTV in March/April. Already pre-sold to Irish language broadcaster TG4, buyer feedback at the market was positive, with many commenting on how much they liked the concept. Many buyers requested a screener, happy to consider what a number of them welcomed as "something different". 

Dancing own Under follows the amazing adventures of a group of Australian kids as they vie for the winner’s trophies in the extraordinary world of competitive Irish Dancing.

The Dukes of Broxstonia are the hottest band to come out of Broxstonia in years.  In fact they’re the only band to come out of Broxstonia.  Ever!

Following a successful run as a short 10 x 45 second series, the Dukes’ new series sees their no dialogue, wacky comedy expanded into a 10 x 3 minute series which debuted at MIPCOM in October last year.

Sold to CSC Media Group (UK) in December last year, Dukes of Broxtonia (Series 1 & 2) premiered on their boys skewed "Kix" channel on 1 April this year.

Preparations are well under way for dirtgirl’s first ever truly live gig on stage at the Memo in St Kilda (Melbourne) with the buzzbees, the band she has specially brought together for this very special event at 10am on Tuesday 5 June.

My Place (Series 2) has won the TV Week Logie Award for Most Outstanding Children's Program.

The ceremony took place in Melbourne on Sunday 15 April.

We are proud to be associated with such a fantastic production. Congratulations to the team!

The ACMA is holding its second Citizen Conversations Series: Tuning in to Kids TV next Wednesday 28 March.