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March 21st 2017

New Series At MIPTV!

The ACTF is bringing new animated series Little J and Big Cuz (13 x 12 min) to MIPTV this April.

March 21st 2017

Sales In 2017 Off To A Flying Start

In the past few months, the ACTF International Sales team has secured numerous sales with broadcasters around the world.

March 16th 2017

New Educational Program: Little J and Big Cuz

Premiering on NITV in late April, this new animated series follows five-year old Little J and his nine-year old cousin Big Cuz as they explore the world around them. The series aims to support the transition to school for Indigenous children and their families.

March 16th 2017

Teaching Resources for ANZAC Day

The ACTF has a range of engaging educational content and support materials related to ANZAC Day.

March 16th 2017

Professional Learning Webinar – Accessing ACTF Resources in the Classroom

On Thursday 23^rd March at 4:00pm, the ACTF Education team will walk primary and secondary teachers through the key new features of our updated ACTF website. Join us if you’re free!