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AIDC 2026 Market and Travel Grants


November 11, 2025
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Market dates: Monday 2 – Thursday 5 March 2026

Applications close: Sunday 4 January, 11.59pm

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Screen Queensland is offering up to 20 Queensland-based practitioners the opportunity to attend the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC) from Monday 2 to Thursday 5 March 2026.  

AIDC is Australia’s premier event for non-fiction content, featuring a four-day marketplace, forum and screening program. AIDC connects factual screen practitioners and audiences to support and elevate documentary and factual storytelling. 

Market and Travel grants to AIDC 2026 will include:

  • registration (valued at $1030) and 
  • up to $1,000 towards travel expenses such as flights, accommodation and ground travel.

AIDC is supported through Screen Queensland’s Screen Culture Fund. Discover more about AIDC here.   

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