State of Play with Film Victoria

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Production Brief

Mark Welker & Brendan Lee

23 episodes

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Join Mark Welker and Brendan Lee as they unearth the latest news and developments within the Australian advertising production industry. Featuring interviews with directors, DoP’s, agency leads, post-production gurus and many more, we’ll bring you weekly stories of how those in the advertising and content production circus are working in this new post-COVID-19 world. Brendan Lee is a freelance producer of TVC and advertising content for over 15 years. From big-ish jobs, to teeny title little ones, he does them all. Mark Welker is the owner and director at Commoner, a video production company based in Melbourne.

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State of Play with Film Victoria

Production Brief

29 minutes 56 seconds

5 years ago

State of Play with Film Victoria

In this week's episode, we finish our mini-series on shooting safe during COVID with an update from Joe Brinkmann and Dan Beck from Film Victoria.

Joe and Dan discuss the impact of COVID on the Australian screen production industry, introduce the new Screen Australia COVID-safe filming protocols, and get Film Vic's outlook for the future of both screen and advertising production in Australia.

Joe Brinkmann is the Manager Production Attraction & Support at Film Victoria and Dan Beck is the Locations & Production Services Coordinator.

You can find the updated Australian Screen Production COVID-Safe Guidelines on the Screen Australia website: https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/production-during-covid-19