Breaking Screen

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Arts, Education, TV and Film

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Number of Episodes: 1

Series Type: episodic

Content Type: VIDEO

Explicit Content: Yes

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Get up-to-date on Australian screen industry news and hear from local writers, producers, directors and more. Created and hosted by journalist and screenwriter Caris Bizzaca.

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The podcast explores themes such as production techniques, festival strategies, and funding opportunities within the Australian screen industry. Episodes highlight specific topics like applying for grants, building a production slate, and navigating the short film circuit, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical advice on creating screen content.

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Breaking Screen

Get up-to-date on Australian screen industry news and hear from local writers, producers, directors and more. Created and hosted by journalist and screenwriter Caris Bizzaca.

The first episode of Breaking Screen features Yingna Lu of Spaceboy Studios, a creative producer who discusses everything from festival strategies for short films, to her advice when it comes to applying for grants and initiatives, and different takeaways from producing online series, short films, television and features.

Yingna has worked across a variety of formats – on online projects including the Instagram and Tik Tok series Love Bug, short films such as Voice Activated which premiered at Tribeca, television series including the second season of ABC’s The PM’s Daughter and films like the currently-in-development feature Keep Walking, which is supported by Screen NSW’s Short to Feature Fast Track initiative.

Yingna and Steve Anthopoulos co-founded Spaceboy Studios, which was a recipient of Screen Australia Enterprise funding in 2023.

Producer Yingna Lu on festival strategies, applying for grants and building a slate

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