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Apply for AACTA Industry Awards tickets


January 11, 2024
Catherine Martin at the 2022 AACTA Industry Awards. Photo by Caroline McCredie/Getty Images for AFI.

Event date: 4pm AEST, Thursday 8 February

Event location: Home of the Arts (HOTA)

Applications close: Tuesday 16 January

SUBMIT HERE

Screen Queensland is making 5 single tickets available for state-based practitioners to attend the AACTA Industry Awards on Thursday 8 February on the Gold Coast.

The 2024 AACTA Industry Awards are being held for the first time on the Gold Coast and form part of the AACTA Festival which includes the AACTA Awards and a range of industry and public events running from Thursday 8 to Sunday 11 February.

Submit an expression of interest telling us about your work and how you can benefit from the opportunity to be in the running.  

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