News Articles for Prospero Productions

Prospero Productions celebrates the growth of WA's screen industry and reveals its upcoming projects.

Julia Redwood says the local film sector should proceed with caution over a proposal to build a movie hub in Fremantle.

The state's film and television industry has not been immune to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, with staff cuts and hits to revenue already flowing through the sector.

Prospero Productions will premiere its new immersive documentary Whale Super Highway, which tracks a mother and a baby whale down the coast of Western Australia, in a 35-seat dome at CinefestOz at the end of August.

Perth's bid to participate in a $75.3 million national Solar Cities initiative designed to make it a more sustainable city has moved a step closer.

The WA Government has allocated $3 million through ScreenWest to three new production projects in this year's first round of funding from the Screen Industry Partnership Fund.

THE announcement that Barron Entertainment has gone into administration has dealt a severe blow to Perth's fledgling film and television industry.

FREMANTLE-based Prospero Productions has won the Golden Spire for Television (Current Events) award at the 2000 San Francisco Inter-national Film Festival for its one-hour documentary Paying for the Piper.

Alinta PO releasedPrivate investors will have the opportunity to buy some of the 55 per cent of WA gas utility AlintaGas until October 6.

THE local film industry is recovering from four days of film screenings, award ceremonies and networking at the 2000 WA Screen Awards.