Growing Screen Ecosystem VicScreen's active investment in diverse aspects of the screen industry, including content development, skills training, and industry events, indicates strong opportunities to offer specialized educational tools, training platforms, or production support services tailored to emerging filmmakers and professionals.

Government-Backed Funding With a revenue range of 10 to 25 million and recent initiatives like Footy Shorts and GameChanger Academy, VicScreen is heavily involved in publicly funded projects, presenting opportunities to collaborate on future grant programs, sponsorships, or technology solutions that enhance project development and execution.

Expanding Industry Initiatives Recent launches of programs such as Play Now Melbourne and the Screen Culture Program showcase VicScreen's focus on innovation and community engagement, offering potential sales avenues for digital platforms, event technologies, or content distribution solutions aimed at fostering local talent and industry connectivity.

Focus on Indigenous Engagement Hiring of Sarah Bond as First People's Strategic Lead highlights an emphasis on Indigenous inclusion and cultural programming, creating opportunities to provide culturally sensitive content tools, consultancy services, or platforms that support Indigenous storytelling and community outreach efforts.

Technological Modernization VicScreen's investment in initiatives linked to new media, gaming, and visual effects, as well as their partnerships with digital education providers, presents sales opportunities for cutting-edge film/TV production tools, VR/AR solutions, and industry-specific software that align with their digital transformation goals.