Speak Strong: Aboriginal English representation in ACTF screen stories
We champion First Nations stories to be presented and shared in ways that represent the voices of peoples they feature.
Being Seen on Screen
Presented in partnership with the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, ACMI’s Being Seen on Screen: The Importance of Representation Conference pulled back the curtain on how Australia’s intersectional society is represented across the screen.
The PM’s Daughter is back for a second term
The second season of the popular political comedy-drama The PM’s Daughter will premiere next month on ABC ME and iview.
ACTF shares expertise in Taiwan
In April, ACTF CEO Jenny Buckland and Head of Content Bernadette O’Mahony travelled to Taiwan at the invitation of The Fubon Educational and Cultural Foundation to participate in the Momo Mini Kids TV Wonderland Conference & Festival and talk about the Australian approach to locally produced kids' TV.
Kindred Spirits: how the big 4 public broadcasters work together
At this year’s Screen Forever conference on the Gold Coast, ACTF CEO Jenny Buckland was joined by public broadcasters from the UK, USA, Canada and Australia to discuss how they collaborate to ensure the child audience in each of their countries has access to quality children’s content.