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Australian Film Commission

is in the Media Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$40.5M
  • Private
  • US
Dow Jones Description

Film Promoter

Acting CEO
Chris Fitchett
Number of Employees 289
Contact Information

Sydney

(61) 293216444

NAICS Code Motion Picture and Video Distribution: 512120

News & Analysis

australian film commission - All News and Analysis

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio) Position
Chris Fitchett Acting CEO
Dominic Case Commissioner

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio) Position
Maureen Barron Chairman
Paul Hamra Deputy Chairman
Bruce Moir Board of Directors
Colin South Board of Directors
Paul Grabowsky Board of Directors
Rachel Perkins Board of Directors
Sue Masters Board of Directors
Thomas A. Kennedy Board of Directors

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Australian Film Commission Acting CEO Current

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ACS50 Director of Communications for the Atlab Group Current
Australian Film Commission Commissioner Current
Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

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Australian Film Commission Chairman Current

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Australian Film Commission Deputy Chairman Current
Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

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Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

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Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

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Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

Rachel Perkins (Arrernte/Kalkadoon) is the director of two feature films, Radiance (1998) and One Night the Moon (2001), winner of three Australian Film Institute (AFI) Awards. Trained at the Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association, Perkins was an executive producer with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Indigenous Unit for six years, where she commissioned the first National Indigenous Documentary Fund and the Songlines music series. She produced and directed the documentary series Blood Brothers and a thirteen part international co-production, From Spirit to Spirit. In 2001, she was the co-artistic director of the Yeperenye Festival in Alice Springs, Australia's largest festival for indigenous people. The following year she was awarded the Byron Kennedy Award from the AFI for her contribution to the Australian film industry. Perkins was a founding member and current chair of Indigenous Screen Australia and a commissioner of the Australian Film Commission. Her production company, Blackfella Films, is working on a documentary series on the history of Australia's Aboriginal people and the Torres Strait Islanders.

Organization Position Status
Australian Film Institute Director of Two Feature Films Current
Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current
First Nations/First Features Board of Directors Current
Australian Film Commission Commissioner Former

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Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current

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Australian Film Commission Board of Directors Current
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