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SQ Lab: How to apply for the SQ Completion Fund


May 21, 2020
Samantha Laidlaw, Vice President Content

Free online zoom webinar
Thursday 28 May, 11am

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Join our team member Samantha Laidlaw, Vice President Content, at 11am Thursday 28 May, to learn more about our new SQ Completion Fund. This initiative will assist early-to-mid-career Queensland-based creatives, build their long-form screen credits and help get high-quality screen content into the market.   

It is suited to active screen practitioners with a long-form project such as a feature-length narrative, documentary or broadcast television project, that is at minimum rough-cut stage, but not completed.

Applications close 5pm, Friday 12 June with grants of up to $50,000 available.

Please register to attend this free webinar to learn more and ask questions about the SQ Completion Fund

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