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AIDC 2026 Information Session

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Date and time: Wednesday 21 January, 12pm AEST

Registrations close: Wednesday 21 January, 9am AEST

Register your attendance via email to screenculture@screenqld.com.au

Join us and the AIDC team online for an information session for Queensland practitioners interested in attending the 2026 Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC).

Australia’s premier factual conference runs from Monday 2 to Thursday 5 March in person in Melbourne/Naarm, with an international marketplace held online from Wednesday 11 to Thursday 12 March.

This bespoke informational session, held by Natasha Gadd (CEO/Creative Director, AIDC) and Virginia Kay (Partnerships and Industry Development Manager, AIDC) will provide an overview of the event and its associated opportunities as well as key dates and deadlines for registration, events, meetings and more.

The pair will also share practical tips and guidance on how to make the most out of the conference, achieve your attendance objectives and navigate logistical considerations for travelling to Melbourne/Naarm to attend.

AIDC is proudly supported through our Screen Culture Fund.

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